When my wife and I traded our comfortable and secure home in a new suburban neighborhood for the adventure of traveling the country in a twenty-one-foot travel trailer, many of our friends thought it was a risky decision. Now, two years into it, we see it as one of the best decisions we’ve ever made.
One of the things I love about travel is that its definition is broad and flexible. The concept of traveling takes on the texture of the person experiencing it. It’s also uniquely personal.
Stories about our travel experiences are filtered through our individual perspectives. We may love a particular city or country while someone else may intensely dislike the time they spent in that same place.