Flow Like Water — June Monthly Challenge for Globetrotters

Summary

The webpage is a call for submissions for a June writing challenge focused on water adventures.

Abstract

The webpage titled "Flow Like Water — June Monthly Challenge for Globetrotters" is a call for submissions of stories about water adventures. The challenge encourages writers to share their experiences in and around water, such as swimming, surfing, or simply enjoying the beauty of water bodies. The article emphasizes the importance of water in our lives and the joy it brings. It also provides some inspiration by sharing the author's personal experiences with water activities around the world. The challenge is open to all, and participants are encouraged to follow the submission guidelines and use the tag "Monthly Challenge."

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The webpage is a call for submissions for a June writing challenge.
The challenge is focused on water adventures and experiences.
The challenge encourages writers to share what water does to them and how it makes them feel.
The author shares their personal experiences with water activities around the world.
The challenge is open to all, and participants are encouraged to follow the submission guidelines and use the tag "Monthly Challenge."
The challenge will run through the month of June.
The author also recommends an article about hiking in the Ventana Wilderness.
The author promotes an AI service, ZAI.chat, as a more cost-effective alternative to ChatGPT Plus.

A call for submissions of a splashy summer adventure

Germany 2022 | Credit: Anne Bonfert

There is no life without water. Yet we stand in a privileged position where we can play in and around water. If fresh or salt, still or wavy, we can splash around in it and have fun.

“If there is magic on this planet, it is contained in water.” — Loren Eiseley

On one half of the planet, summer is approaching and with those sunny warm days, lots of water adventures are about to start.

Since water can be found in most places of the world in the most diverse environments, so too can the activities. Some people prefer it calm, others dive in headfirst.

Whatever it is you’re looking forward to or have done in the past, we’d love to hear about your adventure in and around the water. Tell us what you loved most, what you felt during the activity, and if you felt happier afterwards.

What does water do to you?

Ghana 2014 | Credit: Anne Bonfert

From childhood days I’ve always loved water — not so much swimming pools, but I love the ocean — and have swum and splashed in the waves whenever and wherever I can.

I took swimming lessons and participated in tournaments during my teenage years and I am still a confident swimmer. This definitely helps me to enjoy more dangerous water activities all around the world.

In case you need some inspiration, I’m sharing some of my experiences in or on the water in this article here.

“Life is a wave. Catch it.” — Anon

And now it is your turn to share your water adventures with us. If you need help with finding a creative headline, pick one from below:

10 Things I Did in Water

The First Time I Really Experienced Water

When I Learned to Float Above Water

My Experience of Splashing in the Water

The Fun We Had When Water Was Running Down the Road

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Please add the tag “Monthly Challenge” and follow Globetrotters submission guidelines. This writing prompt will run through the month of June.

And don’t forget to check out this article about hiking in real wilderness. I stumbled upon Scot Hacker yesterday and loved his lengthy but fascinating read.

JUNE WRITING CHALLENGE

Flow Like Water — June Monthly Challenge for Globetrotters

A call for submissions of a splashy summer adventure

Flow Like Water — My Adventures in the World

A selection of activities I’ve done in and on the waters around the globe

A Week in the Ventana Wilderness

Just coming down from an incredible experience — backpacking for a week in the Ventana Wilderness just east of Big Sur…