Yep, it is funny. Most people when travelling look for the similarities to home, not the differences. It means that they don't experience as much I think.
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Yep, it is funny. Most people when travelling look for the similarities to home, not the differences. It means that they don't experience as much I think.
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I wouldn't suggest going straight to Liverpool and stay there, that's not what I meant. My best memories are elsewhere actually. Between me and you, it's just us here, right? We've been glued to housing options in a specific chunk of southern EU in preparation for the dropping of the gates. Sometimes i feel Olympic at the starting line and the gun's jammed. But familiarly was 'comfortable' for two months in the middle of two years—not gonna lie.
Yeah, I understood what you meant - I di the same here after 17 years too. I was more about the "casual" traveler, who looks for things that make them feel like home. Finns tend to search for potatoes and sausage ;D
South sounds good at -18 here :)