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    在林中小道上走着两个人——爷爷和小孩。天很热,他们多么想喝口水啊。

    旅行者走到一条小河旁。(清  青)凉的河水发出(青青  轻轻)的潺(chán)潺声。他们弯下身子,喝了起来。

    “谢谢你,小河。”爷爷说。

    男孩笑了起来。

    “您为什么要对小河说‘谢谢’?”他问爷爷,“要知道,小河不是活人,它听不到您的话,也不会接受您的感谢。”

    “是这样,如果狼喝了小河的水,它是不会说‘谢谢’的。而我们不是狼,我们是人。你知道吗,为什么人要说‘谢谢’?好好想一想,谁(须  需)要这个词?”

    小男孩(沉  陈)思起来了。他还有的是时间。他的路还很长很长很长……

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    Holiday makers wanting to get away from the pressure of modern life might consider staying at a wooden hut in Sweden.

    The Kolarbyn Eco-Lodge Hotel is not for everyone. If you can't even understand the idea of living without electricity, running water, or a modern toilet, then the charm of this place will probably not appeal to you. But for anyone trying to escape the pressure and busy life of the big city or take a break from the Internet and other modern devices, this place is a paradise(乐园). Located 1 km south of Skarsjon Beach, in the middle of a pristine Swedish forest, Kolarbyn Eco-Lodge consists of 12 wooden huts with nothing but two sheepskin-covered wooden beds, and a wood stove that uses wood cut by the guests themselves.

    Self-catering breakfast, lunch and dinner consist of items like spaghetti(通心粉), tomato sauce, bread, fruit and eggs that tourists have to cook themselves over an outside fire; there is no shower, only a nearby spring and as for toilet, visitors are encouraged to go behind a tree, or visit one of the two sheds(棚子).

    Adding to the charm of this place is the long coal-making tradition of Kolarbyn. Locals have been building these huts from wood and mud for over 400 years, and a few of them came up with the idea of recreating a few of them in the woods as an eco-lodge to keep tradition alive in the area.

    “People visit Kolarbyn lodges because they want to experience the nature and to test sleeping in the historical huts. They want to get away from the normal life,” the owner Andreas Ahlsen said. “The huts themselves are relatively small, as if they are too big , it will destroy the nature experience.”