Why to travel ?
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Elsie may be a troll, but I can assure you that some people feel this way. <BR> <BR>I used to work with a guy who, although he was interested in other countries, and enjoyed hearing about my trips to Europe and elsewhere, didn't care to travel himself. He once told me "Everything I care to see I can see right here in Washington State, or I can see in a movie or a book."
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You travel to experience things yourself. When you read a book or watch the movie you are learning about somebody else's viewpoint/experience. <BR> <BR>Similar questions: <BR>Why read books if I can watch a move? Why go to the opera if I can get a CD? <BR>Why eat icecream if I can read the ingridients list? <BR>Why play sports if I can watch them on TV? <BR>
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Elsie, Yours is a good question and the answers just bring enphasis on the problem.Capo,I understand is good to be at the pont des Arts,etc but you have to spend a lot of money in trip and acomodation. Elmer,sex brigs a lot of troubles like Cliton explains including the Kids.Good troll alert!
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The same genral question was posed in an thread - is that all there is? Postcards versus the real thing - spending $5000 in 2 weeks and all I have to show for it instead of a stupid t-shirt are fading memories. <BR> <BR>The one thing that intrigues me though with this post is "...you return home tired..." I prefer to vacation than travel. In other words, I go to a city for at least 7 days to relax, sleep in late (even if it's my first time there), dwaddle. If I really like the city then I'll return another time - but 2 days here, 1 day there, 1/2 a day here - is not the way I like to travel.