the constant is the value travel as brought me physically and emotionally. Overall I'd say travelling has been one the most enjoyable aspects of my existence.
Yep that resonates with me. I am lucky enough to have travelled a lot in my 40 odd years and have seen amazing places, met incredibly kind and decent people wherever I have gone and am richer in spirit for it. We are quite lucky really though, as our generation may be the ones who had the golden opportunity to travel far and wide. The generation before us did not have this chance due to to cost and air travel is pretty recent in the grand scheme of things. Also as time goes by, air travel and long distance travel may well be curtailed due to high cost or change in habits for the planet's sustainibility.. who knows... What I do know though is that I am grateful for the chance I had to travel, the people I met and how it helped to round me into the person I am today.
You might not like them all, but that's ok, they're my picks, not yours and I like them well enough.
All right up my street brother. Nice easy listening that I could easily listen to chilling in a hammock in a fave location.
Some top locations for me include Pulau Tioman island in Malaysia, Perhentian Islands in Malaysia, Dubrovnik in Croatia, Barcelona, Great Barier Reef - Fraser island and Whitsundays in Australia, Stockholm, California (two summers during Uni with best friends when aged 18 and 19 - more the experience than anything), Don Det Laos, Berlin.
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