Out to my backyard -where colourful clumps of weeds wave gently in the breeze and the flagstones are beautifully dappled with avian faecal deposits from on high. It's a veritable oasis of peace and familiar home-grown disorder. Probably my favourite spot in the entire universe.
Out to my backyard -where colourful clumps of weeds wave gently in the breeze and the flagstones are beautifully dappled with avian faecal deposits from on high. It's a veritable oasis of peace and familiar home-grown disorder. Probably my favourit
Actually I was being serious . I've come to think that much ( not all )foreign travel is grossly over-rated. It's something that young folk need to do for a while -say up to about their mid-thirties. But then much of it is repetitive and people come to realise that ,deep down, people are the same everywhere and grapple with more or less the same issues. Globalisation has increased uniformity of experience - and I'm fine with that. I think many 'touristy types' end up rather hapless - wandering aimlessly around trying to keep boredom at bay. Frequently they don't get a flavour of a country at all but exist in a comfort bubble of activities that mirror their home life. I mean -what IS the point ? Plus,modern travel has become quite a chore with delays,terror threats,scams,strikes etc. I'm happy to leave it to others. Bon voyage to all intrepid adventurers.
Actually I was being serious . I've come to think that much ( not all )foreign travel is grossly over-rated. It's something that young folk need to do for a while -say up to about their mid-thirties. But then much of it is repetitive and people come
Very much in line with my thinking, Vubian. People go on their hols. ... hours in airports, hours on a plane and all for mediocre lager, full English breakfasts and a bit of sun.
Very much in line with my thinking, Vubian.People go on their hols. ... hours in airports, hours on a plane and all for mediocre lager, full English breakfasts and a bit of sun.