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Friday, June 27, 2008
Experimental Travel
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- Rikki
- I uprooted myself (and my dog, yeah why not) from my country to expand my world. I'm temporarily based in the US but recently quit my job to get ready to move on. My partner and I travel in an RV with our dog Fox and tiger Spencer. Ok, he's just a house cat. We also blog about our RV travels. We love the deserts and we travel from state to state from highways to backroads and everything in between. I usually have a video cam in my pocket, my iPhone in the other. I collect cookie fortunes, "Fifty States Quarters" (I still lack Alaska, Oaklahoma and Utah among others), and a page of funny names like "James Buttafuoco" or "Holly Scheetz" from my last job. I can play the piano, I love taking videos, I mimic dove calls and can use my hands as a horn.
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I love this book, I got it in 2005. Experimental Travel - everyone should try it!
I have this book too, borrowed it from my roommate and never returned it (oops). Some critics say it's nothing but games - they miss the point of experiencing a place or destination or the journey itself in a different way.
We had the book and loved it. It went missing a couple of years ago. We learned later that it got packed with my son and his girlfriend's stuff when they moved to NYC. It was returned just recently via Amazon.
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