I love the idea of intentionally getting lost. I traveled in Europe a lot in the 80s and sometimes wonder how I got anywhere. Now I live here and turn on my navigating system to take a 3 hour drive, or even a 5 minute walk in a city I don't know. Of course, my family had no idea whatsover where I was on my trips in the 80s and 90s. How times have changed.
Yes times have changed! This article was attempting to channel those golden era travel days. You definitely explored at a great time. Modern travel tools do help a lot, and getting lost every time would be frustrating. Using navigation can save frustration which on the flip side can help us enjoy the destination more. Thanks for reading!
Experience the real culture of a place - this has happened to me a couple of times when I have intentional not followed my travel plans as you mention within reason. Thank for sharing this maybe Bucharest might be my next stop.
Those unplanned side trips can change the whole game!!
Those are trip gold right there! I’m glad you feel the same way.
Truly! A really great post!
Thank you!
I love the idea of intentionally getting lost. I traveled in Europe a lot in the 80s and sometimes wonder how I got anywhere. Now I live here and turn on my navigating system to take a 3 hour drive, or even a 5 minute walk in a city I don't know. Of course, my family had no idea whatsover where I was on my trips in the 80s and 90s. How times have changed.
Yes times have changed! This article was attempting to channel those golden era travel days. You definitely explored at a great time. Modern travel tools do help a lot, and getting lost every time would be frustrating. Using navigation can save frustration which on the flip side can help us enjoy the destination more. Thanks for reading!
Experience the real culture of a place - this has happened to me a couple of times when I have intentional not followed my travel plans as you mention within reason. Thank for sharing this maybe Bucharest might be my next stop.
Thanks for reading Tinashe! Not sticking to a plan opens an experience to the unexpected. Great to hear you’ve had those kinds of adventures.
I really embrace the chaos in my trips!