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Travelling alone...
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Travelling alone is something that I have NEVER ever considered, until I realised that more people do it than I thought.
Come to think of it, if you wanted to book a round the world ticket, it'll be pretty hard to find someone to go with, no matter how many friend's you have.
How many of you have travelled alone, or do you know of anyone who has travelled alone? What are the benefits/drawbacks of travelling alone? Did you enjoy it???
Come to think of it, if you wanted to book a round the world ticket, it'll be pretty hard to find someone to go with, no matter how many friend's you have.
How many of you have travelled alone, or do you know of anyone who has travelled alone? What are the benefits/drawbacks of travelling alone? Did you enjoy it???
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So it can't be that bad, unless you arn't the kind of person who will talk to anyone
Like you say it's hard to get a friend to go off around the world with you but like James said you would learn much more.
I think its a big risk to go it alone though hence why i've not done it. I would love to though, free spirit and all that.
It's given me the freedom to go to the places I've always wanted to, without having to find friends who also want to go the same places, at the same time.
I've picked places with a bit of a 'backpacker' culture: India, Nepal, Thailand, Mexico, Morocco where you're likely to bump into like-minded travellers, and in a foreign country, it's easy to talk to people, as there's more of an easy cameraderie, than the 'talk to anyone on the tube and you're a weirdo' culture here!
so go for it