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vacation possibilities
by Melissa Petri on July 19, 2005
Several weeks ago, I blogged about my need to do something different for my coming vacation. As I learned, it's nothing new. People have been doing crazy stuff to make their vacations more exciting and well... just different.
They have a term for it - Experimental Travel. And, oh yea, Lonely Planet even came up with a book.
While I was trying to look for ideas, I found something else. Accounts of people who participated in a, imho, not-so-crazy type of Experimental Travel.
Here's what the participants did...
They have a term for it - Experimental Travel. And, oh yea, Lonely Planet even came up with a book.
While I was trying to look for ideas, I found something else. Accounts of people who participated in a, imho, not-so-crazy type of Experimental Travel.
Here's what the participants did...
Directions:
- The first stage is your starting point.
- Walk in any direction for 50 - 100 paces, turn 180 degrees. Stop.
- Turn 180 degrees. Continue walking untill you see something blue. Stop
- Make a left turn, walk 50 - 70 paces. Stop
- Walk in any direction untill you see something that is, or looks like the number 7 or 11. Stop.
- Take the first left continue and look for somewhere to sit. Stop
- Choose any direction and walk for 25 - 50 paces. Stop
- Continue walking untill you see an unusual colour, shape or texture. Turn 180 degrees. Stop
- Turn 180 degrees. Keep walking in any direction untill you see an archway or unusual building feature. walk to it and stop.
- Head for home and keep looking for something that catches your eye. Stop.
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