#adventurous road journey

[aimeekb]

Journeying through the rainforest🌲

[march10]

Most daring and adventurous road journey |Way to Kothli Hills | #expresslife #uttarakhandtourism ✨Unforgettable Experiences, Unforgettable Battles. Are you an adventure enthusiast? Have you ever experienced the thrill of driving on treacherous roads? Join me on my journey to Kothli Hills, Rishikesh and witness the mountains breathtaking view along the way. Feel the adrenaline rush as I take you through some of the most daring and adventurous roads that will surely leave you mesmerized. Get ready to explore one of the most amazing destinations Rishikesh has to offer!

[motocrunch]

Trading Prozac for petrol—mountain roads, here I come :)

[boanerges20]

Lost & Found

[stagefoureddiediaz]

Something something about us being shown Eddie developing his cooking skills before buck - that were shown Eddie being able to cook a full meal (and bake) before were shown Buck doing the same thing. And something something about that foreshadowing Eddie having his full feelings realisation before buck.

Eddie’s cooking skills are on display in 5x11 outside looking in when he cooks dinner for buck Chris and Taylor - and he’s baked cupcakes for desert as well.

But we don’t actually get shown buck cooking a full meal until the 6x01 lasagne. He’s only got as far as breakfast foods when he makes Maddie an omelet in 2x04 stuck but we don’t get shown him actively cooking again until he makes the lasagne.

After that its hit and miss on the cooking and baking front for buck - burnt lasagne in a 7 and I’m assuming his baking isnt that great in 8x07 by the way Chim has one bite and then pushes the loaf away before he masters the ziti, garlic bread etc in 807 and then later the scones in 8x08.

[pellinni-photo]

trail path down the hillside of gemba mountain also called hymba. beautiful carpathian landscape of ukraine in summer. popular travel destination

[in-tenebris-et-in-solitudine]

[wildtrail]

"The earth has music for those who listen".

Follow wildtrail for similar!

[princessthriller]

Happy Anniversary to Goin' Places by The Jacksons!

47 years ago, The Jacksons took us on a musical journey with Goin' Places, an album that captured the groove, adeventure, and carefree spirit of the 70s. Packed with funky rhythms, signature harmonies, and unmatched energy, this record remains a milestone that continues to resonate across generations.

From the liberating vibes of "Music's Takin' Over" to the dance floor anthems like "Different Kind of Lady", Goin' Places reminds us that music is a vehicle for escape, exploration, and celebration. Each track transports listeners to new horizons, fueled by the creative force that still makes us move today.

As we celebrate this anniversary, let's pay tribute to an album that, much like The Jackson themselves, keeps taking us on unforgettable journeys and continues to inspire.

A timeless classic and the adventure goes on !

[lucalicatteart]

Poll adventure (paventure? lol) Day 4: read the small story tidbit below the poll for more details, OR just vote based on initial impression

(✦ see past poll results + further information HERE (link) ✦)

The winning option of yesterday's poll was that the adventurer should offer the Well Creature some bread and soup ….

"Completely unsure how to even begin to interact with the strange creature from the well, The Adventurer recalls reading in a book once that 'food is a universal language', or uh.. something like that.. thus, some hearty soup and bread would surely bridge any communication barriers... probably. He serves the little cannister of broth cold, straight from his bag just dumped into a wooden bowl, mostly because he's far too nervous to try and start a fire with someone watching.. hopefully they won't mind the food not being warmed..

After gently placing a single bread roll next to the soup, he steps back, gesturing towards the meal with an uncertain smile. The creature pauses, sniffs around, then promptly disappears back into the darkness. Just as The Adventurer begins to sulk over his apparent rejection, something stirs behind him... With a rush of creaking and plopping noises, the creature resurfaces, revealing it's massive serpent-like body as it hoists itself over the crumbled stone of the well's edge with it's many arms. It cracks open it's mighty jaw just far enough for a tiny blue tongue to slither out, then politely slurps at the soup, delicate enough not to spill any.

Stumbling backwards in shock, The Adventurer simply sits there staring the entire time whilst the creature happily (and rather quickly) enjoys their meal... Seemingly appreciative of his kind offerings, another strange slinking arm creeps up from the depths of the well, daintily opening a velvet sack with it's claws and laying out a small assortment of items onto the grass. Still a bit shaken, but also never one to turn down a free gift, The Adventurer senses that the creature intends for him to take any single item of his choosing... but, which one?"

[kayssweetdreams]

IT'S FINALLY HERE!!!

ITS FINALLY MY BIRTHDAY!!!

[the-monkey-ruler]

JTTW’s writing style is simple yet very effective when it wants to strike a chord

There’s something about it that is timeless truly. That no matter where someone is around the world, they can always relate to that kind of on-the-road storytelling. I think that is what gives it such a great advantage of a monster of the week format, that well, it is repetitive. In some instances, it’s that kind of repetitive nature that allows the characters to really shine through. It's the same monster of the week but it allows for that kind of character deep drive when a movie can just focus on a SINGLE arc and THAT is an entire movie. It gives so much room for exploration of themes and emotions!! There is so much in the novel that most tv shows can't even handle all of it!

It’s so simple yet the emotions that are being felt or still so very real and it kind of blurs that line of despite being a story with the gods and demons it still remains so human and natural about what it means to grow as a person and finding ourselves, and who we are as people. And honestly, those kinds of stories stick around forever, and I think it is real why this narrative has continued for half of millennia. Xiyouji is a grand epic quest sure but it is also full of so many comedic moments that make you laugh and feel like you are on this journey with them. You know they are going to make it to the end but you don't know how or when and it's just one thing after another!

It really can be relatable to any generation and can be so simple in a story but at the same time so complex and meaningful because it is solely character driven. The goal stays the same and honestly the villains change but the format is always clear. It gives it that gradual change where while the plot is the same the characters are the ones to be different every time. And it’s both amazing to see and lovely to analyze every time.

Truly the most human tale in the most absurd adventures...

[march10]

Kothli Hills is a tranquil escape nestled in the midst of a forest and the towering Himalayas, offering respite from the chaos of city life. It provides a rare and valuable luxury - the gift of time and space - and a chance to disconnect and connect with yourself on a deeper level. The property boasts an 11-room cottage perched atop a hill, surrounded by gardens and featuring breathtaking views of the Ganges and Himalayas. The winding trail that winds around the property keeps it refreshingly cool even during hot afternoons. With the freedom to use the fully equipped kitchen, access to housekeeping services and a personal chef, Kothli Hills offers a transformative hospitality experience, allowing you to live like it's your own private resort. Gather your friends or colleagues and spend quality time in a tranquil setting, without any interruptions. Whether you're looking for a break from the mundane routine of city life or a new environment for your remote work setup, Kothli Hills is the perfect solution.

[motocrunch]

Inflicting wounds and blaming others for not fitting your ideal may give you control, but as you distance yourself, you leave behind those who loved you. You maintain a false sense of security because you don't have to change anything. But remember, the farther you go, the more you close the door to turning back." - Tiny Buddha

[boanerges20]

Lost & Found

[eternally-tired-cryptid]

So a thing I as a disabled person struggle with when writing is figuring out how to include a character like me in the fantasy adventure style stories I enjoy writing. Why would a character with chronic pain willingly put themself in situations like battle where the pain could become worse if they could fulfill a different role that suits their health better? Why would someone with chronic fatigue agree to a long term traveling quest where it's hard to say what sleeping conditions will be like?