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artifacts
When I started traveling years ago I gave away or sold nearly all my
possessions. For years I lived out of a backpack or car, sleeping in
tents, tree houses, shacks, hostels, fancy hotels, mansions, boats,
planes, rvs, and everywhere in between. Since collecting souvenirs
would have been cumbersome and impractical I saved little things from my
adventures in the world: a birds nest with broken eggs from Colorado,
coral from Fiji, moss from Wasington state, jade from New Zealand, sand
dollars from Costa Rica, feathers from hundreds of different birds
inhabiting many different continents and so on and on. I'd smuggle these
treasures back and store them in a small cedar box which was kept in my
car. As the years and the travels mounted I added boxes to store my
glorious, unique and precious artifacts. I love to open them and
remember all those adventures and all my time in the wild places of the
world.
I love this idea. I have been going through transitioning to a more connected version of myself, I believe. By ridding my life of the material, I feel more able and motivated to move about. I haven't been able to find on your site a way to contact you via email; I am highly interested in how you began your adventures in travel, as I am wanting to travel and explore the world but haven't an idea how to begin. Beautiful photos, beautiful words. -- samgfink@gmail.com
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