A travel connection unlike any other
I’ve definitely made some incredible connections with people in my life – but why is it that a travel connection seems so much deeper? Of my travel connections, there were some which were all but forgotten shortly after, like that guy who operates the Hookah shop in a back alley in Luxor. On the other side of the spectrum, there were other travel connections which will last a lifetime, like one made during my most recent travels through Thailand and Borneo with fellow travel blogger Anthony Middleton (pictured below with another great travel blogger and friend, James T. Clark).
great photos! it’s always fun to share travels with good friends.
cheers – lola
Thanks Lola.. I totally agree! If you can find someone you travel long-term well with, hold on to them. They’ll end up understanding you better than friends you may have known most of your life. 🙂
You are so right Ian 🙂
I love when things just work out like that, and friendships such as this are born!! Do you have any travel connections such as this, Jan?
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I just read this again and it makes me miss you a lot brother!! So happy to have shared some of my best travel experiences with you and can’t wait to conqueror #7 some day! Xoxoxo
Aww 🙂 Now I read it too! So happy we’ve been able to continue the adventures even since this post! I miss you too big sis… feel like touring Europe with me next month? I land in Paris Oct 12. haha though it’s still not Oceania. Hopefully I’ll be in Canada next summer as well. Hope you’re well and the road (of life) is treating you well xoxoxo
WOW!
Kamkura Temple is really beautiful. My wife and me already planning to Japan tour and your information will help us lot. Thanks you.