#small group travel

[janelawsonfood]

Shikoku Return

[valeriannnn]

I know little of the Keepers and their cultural norms, but I suppose it should not come as a surprise that matters of grooming and personal maintenance should carry a more pragmatic connotation for those who live in such isolation - or perhaps our friend is simply strange, regardless of his context. I must admit: it was no small comfort to me, in those frigid days heralding the twilight of the Dragonsong War, to discover that our champion did not share our Sharlayan intuition toward personal space. Our more guarded companions don't always share my gratitude for the attention, but I believe that after our long estrangement, even the coldest of hearts could not fail to be warmed by such a gesture.

Wolcred Week 2024 Day 1: Warmth | Home

ok as mentioned in the tags i didnt have time to render a complete scene for this but i found this old mspaint sketch that demonstrates the Vibe. tyagoa just walked up behind him after cleaning up from their meal

[gr1555]

One of my favorite fandom depictions of Fawcett was when they treated the city like Night Vale. IDK, I could always just imagine the city having that same vibe paired with over the top characters and settings as ASOUE (the visual depiction of it all).

Combine this with other heroes like Batman visiting Fawcett to try and figure out more about Captain Marvel and his family/team only for his brain to short circuit mintues after arriving from all the chaos and impossibility of everything.

Billy could have his own podcast or Radio show that's super popular even outside the city with him reporting on everything. He has an "odd things that happened this week" segment but it's all like normal stuff for everyone else but completely weird for citizens of Fawcett. The city could have a feud with both Gotham and/or Metropolis citizens.

The entire city could know about the Marvel Family identities but just delete and deny any evidence acting confused or refuse to acknowledge it whenever asked.

[chronotopes]

How do you get work assignments done while traveling??? On a train, no less! You don't need to actually answer if you don't want to, this is more an expression of awe. Alternative ask: What is something else that you are proud of yourself for doing recently?

LOL this is an extremely fair question. i'm not very good at doing personal creative work on a train, if i tell myself "i'll do creative writing on the train :)" (or plane, or whatever) i will inevitably find myself listening to music and staring out the window. however i think the fact that i'm kind of slaying work today has to do with the fact that a) i work just about ANYWHERE better than in my own apartment, where i live, b) lately the worst harm to my work has been done by 'getting tired and laying down', a hobby that is so enchanting that it can go on for hours and one which is not available to me on the train, and c) i'm just kind of fucking insane about traveling, especially the kind of traveling where i'm not the one doing the driving. the more steps the travel takes the more insane and kind of problematically energetic i get. i may have "not gotten very much sleep" but what i do have is the knowledge that i am taking the bus then the metro then the train to see a friend, and that fills me with a kind of weird intense motivation that i don't often experience in day to day situations

...it also helps that the stupid amtrak chairtable is more ergonomic than the dining table i have to work on at home or the tables in either of my local walkable coffee shops. which is more of an indictment of the dining table/coffee shops than praise of amtrak chairtables, but is worth noting as a factor nonetheless.

[caitrose]

I put on the Miku expo on YouTube bc I like putting on the vocaloid/Hololive/etc concerts in the background while I draw and stuff and WOW they were not lying, even filmed from an optimal viewing angle this looks embarrassing and there’s not even an attempt to use the lighting to help make the illusion as a matter of fact every time the lights go up it looks way worse. It’s only like a quarter of the stage too.

Hatsune Miku looked better live a decade ago :|

if I paid hundreds of bucks to see real life Miku and I got what’s effectively a high production movie showing I’d be soo pissed

[gaarasboyfriend]

going to be as vague as possible but i was recently in a space where it was clear we were not welcomed by certain organizing members, but also we just didnt connect for another big portion of the attendees which does happen sometimes

[kermits-cup-of-tea]

she stares up at the night sky

seeing something new

she stares a moment

then two,

wondering what it could be,

it is a strange color

for a being in the sky.

a child points and wonders

and she spins a tale

how perhaps it is a piece of home

kicked up by the buffalo herds,

the child shudders at the painting

and curls up against her side

safe and warm

she stares up at the night sky

until she succumbs to sleep,

it is gone in the morning.

i stared up at the night sky

barely seeing what i knew was there

i stared for a while,

until my hands went numb

wondering what she might have thought

about the being passing by.

tears began to fall,

the world feeling a little bit smaller

a little less alone,

i was joined by ghosts

illuminated by moonlight

from just a few days

three thousand grandmothers ago

watching along with me

staring up at the same

strange green star

in the same dark sky

[bandzboy]

i will say this tho… the reason why most kpop groups don’t come to europe is because in comparison to maybe the usa, the market for kpop music there is better than in europe and also since companies nowadays are obsessed with making groups international (promoting them in the us basically) they know it’s easy money over there honestly that’s what i think

[alurite-l]

Nice to know that the baldurs gate fandom is taking a dip in the antiblackness pool (whitewashing and ignoring the black character)

[everyones-story]

i think a lot of cars in the redlands are sapient btw but its not very obvious at first to the layman. they also are fueled by blood magic because its the fucking redlands. also electricity

[sbnkalny]

I am the hungriest boy in the World Did Craymen BETRAY the empire and control the tower at the will of the Emperor

[guidestereurope]

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Exploring Vietnam: The Joys Of Small Group Travel

Vietnam, with its stunning landscapes, rich culture, and delicious cuisine, is a dream destination for many travelers. While solo travel and large group tours have their perks, small group travel in Vietnam offers a unique experience that allows for deeper connections, flexibility, and a more intimate exploration of this beautiful country. In this blog, we’ll delve into why small group travel is the perfect way to discover Vietnam.

1. Personalized Experiences

Small group travel typically consists of 6-12 participants, which allows for a more tailored experience. Tour guides can adjust itineraries based on the group’s interests, whether it's exploring off-the-beaten-path locations, diving deeper into local customs, or savoring regional cuisines. This flexibility can lead to unexpected adventures, like stumbling upon a local festival or enjoying a meal at a family-run eatery that larger groups might miss.

2. Deeper Cultural Connections

Traveling in a small group fosters a sense of camaraderie, making it easier to bond with fellow travelers. This closeness encourages sharing experiences, stories, and insights, enriching the overall journey. In Vietnam, this means you can engage more meaningfully with locals, whether through a cooking class in Hoi An or a homestay in the Mekong Delta. Such interactions provide a more authentic understanding of Vietnamese culture and traditions.

3. Access to Hidden Gems

Vietnam is filled with hidden treasures, from secluded beaches to lesser-known historical sites. Small groups can navigate these less-touristy spots more easily than large groups. Imagine visiting a tranquil village where you can watch artisans create traditional crafts or taking a boat ride through the picturesque landscapes of Ha Long Bay without the crowds. These experiences often feel more personal and memorable.

4. Expert Guidance

When traveling in a small group, you typically have access to knowledgeable guides who are passionate about sharing their country with you. These experts can offer insights into Vietnam’s history, politics, and culture that you might not find in a guidebook. Their expertise enhances your travel experience, allowing you to appreciate the context behind what you see and do.

5. Flexibility in Itinerary

One of the significant advantages of small group travel is the ability to be flexible. If the group is particularly fascinated by a certain location or activity, the itinerary can be adjusted to accommodate that interest. This flexibility allows for spontaneous adventures, like a detour to a local market or a hike to a breathtaking viewpoint that isn’t part of the original plan.

6. Sustainable Travel Practices

Small group travel often aligns more closely with sustainable travel practices. Smaller groups can minimize their impact on the environment and local communities, and many tour operators focus on responsible tourism. This includes supporting local businesses, using eco-friendly transportation, and engaging in conservation efforts. Traveling this way not only enhances your experience but also contributes positively to the destinations you visit.

7. Safety and Comfort

For those concerned about safety or navigating a foreign country, small group travel offers peace of mind. With a guide at the helm, you’ll have support navigating unfamiliar territories and understanding local customs. Plus, smaller groups can often secure accommodations that are more intimate and comfortable, providing a more homely feel compared to larger, more commercial lodgings.

Conclusion

Traveling in a small group through Vietnam opens the door to a world of adventure, connection, and discovery. From the bustling streets of Ho Chi Minh City to the serene landscapes of Sapa, you’ll find that this approach to travel allows for a richer, more meaningful exploration of Vietnam. So gather your friends, family, or fellow adventurers, and embark on a journey that you’ll remember for a lifetime. The beauty of Vietnam awaits!

[lucasjack11]

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[cabinet-of-ecologies]

Pop quiz: reading comprehension!

1. This epic is named "The Odyssey". Can you explain, based on the text and your understanding of the definition of "odyssey", why this is a fitting title?

2. Can you explain why Odysseus' journey home took so long? Who (or what) caused this delay? Hint: In the text, are there any characters that could affect one's ability to travel safely/in the right direction?

Was curious how far Ithaca was from troy today while listening to epic the musical and rereading the illiad and I found this map

I think odysseus would have been better just to walk😭

[roadie1963]

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