Nomadic life: When a son's passion tied the fate of his grandchildren to the mountains

The death of the son was the first deep wound that struck the heart of the grandparents; A wound that had not yet healed, which gave them a more difficult test. The grandchildren's mother later married another man, but the man refused to accept the presence of two children in his life. Eventually, the grandchildren were driven out of the house, and the only place left for them was the warm embrace of their grandparents. The two elderly people, despite years of suffering, poverty and physical disability, did not hesitate even for a moment to accept the responsibility of their grandchildren. They knew the path ahead was difficult, but love was stronger than any difficulty. They took their grandchildren's hands and went to the mountains with a few heads of cattle; Where their only wealth and capital were the cattle and all their hope was for the day they earned from the heart of nature. Nomadic life was not easy. The days begin with the sunrise. Grazing the cattle, bringing water from distant springs, collecting firewood, baking bread, and trying to provide the simplest needs of life were part of their daily lives. Grandparents' hands were calloused for years, and their stature was bent under the burden of suffering, but they never allowed their grandchildren to feel lonely and helpless.Society # #Grandmother's_Children #Stone_Hut #Life_in_the_Mountains #Education_in_the_Mountains #Nomadic_Challenges #Hard_Life_ #Mountains_and_Learning #Sustainability_in_the_Mountains #Mountains_and_Family #Village_Life# #Out_of_School_Children #Hope_in_the_Mountains