I bet most people who start a blog say the exact same thing – where do I start? We weren’t sure if we should start with our newest travels or with some of the older trips, a written piece, or a photoblog. So we started with the memories. Going through boxes of ticket stubs, photos and paperwork spanning trips as recent as last month, to trips many years old. We started to talk about the things that stood out from our trips. In most cases, it wasn’t ‘typical’ landmarks, that stood out (although sometimes it was) – often it was a conversation with fellow travellers, a night spent with friends or getting lost in unfamiliar territory. These were the things that we decided to write about, the things we wanted to share. They are random, un-coordinated and tinged in the rose-tintedness of memory – but they are (we think) the most interesting bits about travelling. They are the things that keep us going back for more!
It’s the same with trying to travel part time. It’s hard to know where to start. It’s all about looking for somewhere that will make a memory. It doesn’t have to mean setting off on a 12 month adventure, or flying half way around the globe. Find something that sparks your imagination and makes a connection. It could be only a half hour drive from your house, but if it taps into your emotions, you can guarantee that’s what will make the best adventure memories.
The open road, full of possibility and adventure. The start of a journey always makes me nervous – mainly because of the unknown waiting around the corner, but it’s exactly that unknown quantity which makes me so excited for what could happen next.
Terrific photo. Travel opens so many doors to learning about people, cultures and places.
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Thank you! I totally agree, it’s the best form of learning!!
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Beautiful photo.
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Thank you!
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Getting lost is my favourite part of travelling – hands down.
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Without a doubt – you find the most interesting things when you aren’t looking!
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Travel is the best education. All great points!
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Thanks! I completely agree – travelling is the best way to learn!
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I absolutely agree that some of the most memorable (hopefully good memorable) parts of traveling are the adventures and people you didn’t plan on meeting.
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Absolutely – meeting new people is the best part!
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Great photo shot!
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Thanks, that’s really nice of you to say!
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