Staying on the road for 48 hours gives you the time and space to think about your life. The rush of adrenaline you encounter in every new place you visit and every person you meet is enough to make a revolution on one’s self. Indeed, 48 hours are not enough, but still you could at least not have the same thoughts of every day’s life.
What if you could be a new and a different person in every place?
Lets take that thought and widen the scope of our perspective. Every one loves adventure, yet adventure comes pricy. It is indeed expensive now days to live an adventurous life unless you have some inheritance that could care of that! Well that’s a different story.
I have stumbled over more than hundreds of websites and blogs that deals with adventurous lifestyles. Some are talking about their trip to Tibet, others are telling about their African Safari’s. I mean seriously do you know how much a Safari Trip costs! I’m not being cheap and all but come on, if my adventure will cost me 6 months of work then to hell with it.
A true adventure comes from the heart. A true adventurer has a genuine lifestyle, and each day with a new experience, encountered with spontaneous circumstances. I want to show you the few blogs I’ve read that would give the rush to start thinking of your own adventure.
Her name is Sophie Cussen. Just an average girl living in suburbia, but she’s mission, called the Forget-me-Not Cultivation Blog, where she brings all the things she already loves to do and would love the chance to do together in one list, and push the limits on what can be achieved in life.
Sophie Cussen’s blog is a true adventure that talks about a gardening, personal cultivation, and saving the planet.
Besides being a Henry David Thoreau enthusiast, Chris is the author of twelve books. He was a Protestant Minister for 14 years. He has degrees in Philosophy and Religion from Seattle Pacific University and San Francisco Theological Seminary. Chris holds a Community College Teaching Credential and (until recently) a Substitute Teaching Credential from the State of California.
Chris’s life is full of teachings, blogs, articles, books, and photography.
Kim and Kyle have been on a journey together for two decades. They met in kindergarten, and like bike tracks on a wet road, their paths continually crossed in a span of 15 years. Fate finally brought them together in Baton Rouge, LA. Since then they have traveled extensively, gotten hitched, relocated to Colorado, been featured on the Travel Channel, become climbers, and made adventure travel their way of life.
How can you not seek passion and adventure when you are surrounded with such great people. This gives us the reason why we are always living a boring daily routine. Try to change your environment; you don’t have to go on a Safari to that, but to surround your self with enthusiastic and adventurous people, where every one of them lives a new experience and for each day to have a new and a different sun.
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