Another Journey By Bus
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24 responses to “Another Journey By Bus”
Amazing, it looks like the road was laid atop a sleeping dragon…
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Thank you very much.
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Thus we have for commies got out of the bus to piss.
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🙂
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Fantastic shot, Rabirius!
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Thank you very much, Richard!
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Great photo but to much people for me.
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Well, I didn’t come in that bus – I was on the other site of the bay, taking the picture 🙂
I don’t really like organized tours. I prefer to do it by myself at my own pace.
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Fascinating photograph.
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Thank you, Janet.
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But to where?
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I was not on the bus, so I cannot tell you where they actually went…
…but they were traveling around Malta – that is all I can tell you.
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tourists……
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…yeah, I know. But we are all tourists sooner or later 🙂
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Yes you are right we are all domestic or international tourists at some point, although some natives never leave their home country……….. http://mic.com/articles/28780/why-64-of-americans-have-never-left-the-u-s
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Yes, you’re right.
But it is really sad, if people never leave their country…
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Some simply can not for various reasons: political, economic, health but one can always travel with one’s mind and heart, cheers to all travellers, there is so much to discover within us and in our proximity, just look around. W
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Yes, of course, there are people who don’t have the means. But the article about the US you sent me is too high – I guess most of the people there just didn’t do it.
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I wonder why? There is so much to see in the US……….. or perhaps they don’t like to travel outside for many reasons ????, I have learned in my life that the real practice and experience comes from living in some place, travelling and visiting are good but rarely they will give one a full view of this place’s reality, I believe the same applies to many other things. That does not mean that we should taste a poison to know that it is indeed a poison, or kill someone to know what it is to kill. I’m afraid, unfortunately, that’s how the human beings and other beings learn about life. Good night my friend.
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Certainly, you only know how a place is really like, until you live there.
People are usually nicer, when you are traveling – but when you live there, your instantly caught up by all the traditions, patterns and whatever makes the society work there. But one cannot live everywhere – so one has to make do with traveling. At least you get a glimpse of that place (unless you spend your whole vacations in a beach resort without interacting with locals).
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You made a great shot out of the tour bus pulling up
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Thank you, Patti!
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Reblogged this on Maître Renard.
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Thanks for reblogging.
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