北師大版高中英語模塊11--Unit32(3)-5

[00:01.69]As for the men... what did they get up to? [00:04.61]As a man I was part of the hunting party, [00:07.12]which I'm afraid to say wasn't [00:08.49]all that successful. [00:10.43]We spent a lot of time nearly catching things. [00:13.02]usually our catch would consist of a hare [00:15.45]or a bullfrog or two... [00:17.45]And what does that taste like? [00:19.85]It tastes like nothing on earth actually... [00:22.15]like nothing else on earth. [00:24.55]...and that's just one of the eco-tourism [00:26.97]options now on offer. [00:28.95]Among the other eco-holidays, [00:31.06]you can have a taste of the gaucho lifestyle, [00:33.60]staying and working on a cattle ranch [00:35.48]on the borders of Chile and Argentina, [00:37.78]join archeologists in the North African desert, [00:40.82]or live the life of a religious hermit [00:43.70]on an uninhabited island [00:44.99]off the west coast of Ireland. [00:47.85]But if roughing it isn't quite to your taste, [00:50.39]perhaps you'd like to use your holiday [00:52.63]to learn a local craft or skill? [00:55.34]And these days it seems you can learn [00:57.35]almost anything, [00:59.06]from Italian cookery in Tuscany, [01:01.38]to riding Lusitano horses in Northern Portugal. [01:04.90]We caught up with journalist Isabelle Fahey, [01:07.91]who had just spent two weeks [01:09.63]on a yoga retreat in Ulpotha, [01:11.84]in the Sri Lankan jungle. [01:13.89]Isablle, describe the experience to us. [01:15.68]

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