Conociendo CareCare/ My First time in CareCare

Hola hola mi bella y linda gente de HIVE-MARGARITA, si he estado perdida de este lugar, pero la verdad es que tenía material 0 para escribir ya que bueno pues, soy una mujer que sale muy poco, peeeeeeero, este bello fin de semana fue de total aventuras.

Comencemos con el sábado, el cual fue un día muy intenso para mí. Mi amiga Michelle que es de Antolín me invitó a ir con ella y su grupo del gym a ir a la playa de Care Care (la cual me dijeron que en realidad se llama Cara Care) así que aliste mis cosas y el viernes en la tarde me fui a su casa ya que debíamos salir a las 7 de la mañana el día siguiente.

La cuestión aquí es que al principio íbamos a ir a cabo negro, pero se cambiaron os planes y ahora iríamos a Care Care, y bueno yo solo pensaba que era una playa a la que dejabas el carro y te ibas a bañar de una como aquí en Península, pero la verdad era que no, cuando yo llego con mi faldita y mis cholitas azules a la zona de encuentro y veo a todos en ropa deportiva es que me iba a dar un infarto y le pregunté a Michelle por que visten así si vamos a la playa pues y ella me responde que hay que ir caminado por los cerros ya que es una playa escondida a la cual llegas caminando o en lancha.

Obviamente me quería morir ya que no había traído la ropa adecuada para eso, pero ya no había vuelta atrás así que sí, caminé esos cerros en cholitas y sobreviví, casi me da un telele de ida y venida pero las vistas y la experiencia lo valieron.

Cuando llegamos quede maravillada ya que era una playa relativamente pequeña y sin olas, pero el agua era helada, primera vez en mi vida que me bañaba en un agua tan fría, parecía de nevera, tan fría era que cada vez que salía ni el frío de la brisa me afectaba, la arena era blanca y no estaba sucia. Los miembros del gym hicieron juegos y yo me divertí con mis amigas así que al final del día luego de aguantar sol, casi caerme y un agua súper helada, fue un buen y lindo día.

Hello, hello, my beautiful and lovely people of HIVE-MARGARITA! I've been away from this place, but the truth is that I had no material to write about since, well, I'm a woman who doesn't go out much, but this beautiful weekend was full of adventures.

Let's start with Saturday, which was a very intense day for me. My friend Michelle, who is from Antolín, invited me to go with her and her gym group to Care Care beach (which I was told is actually called Cara Care), so I packed my things and on Friday afternoon I went to her house as we were due to leave at 7am the next day.

The thing is, at first we were going to go to Cabo Negro, but the plans changed and now we were going to Care Care, and well, I just thought it was a beach where you left your car and went for a swim, like here on the Peninsula, But the truth was that it wasn't. When I arrived at the meeting point in my skirt and blue cholitas and saw everyone in sportswear, I almost had a heart attack. I asked Michelle why they were dressed like that if we were going to the beach, and she replied that we had to walk through the hills because it was a hidden beach that you could only reach on foot or by boat.

Obviously, I wanted to die because I hadn't brought the right clothes for that, but there was no turning back, so yes, I walked those hills in my sandals and survived. I almost had a heart attack on the way there and back, but the views and the experience were worth it.

When we arrived, I was amazed because it was a relatively small beach with no waves, but the water was freezing. It was the first time in my life that I had bathed in such cold water; it was like a refrigerator. It was so cold that every time I got out, even the cold breeze didn't affect me. The sand was white and clean. The gym members played games and I had fun with my friends, so at the end of the day, after enduring the sun, almost falling and super cold water, it was a good and beautiful day.