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Travelling with friends is always a treat. No one wants to be alone and the idea of travelling around with a group of people makes it so much easier. No longer do you have to worry about your kids or husband being bored and missing out on any fun. Also you don’t have to take someone’s advice to get there. All you need is a good map and the willingness to enjoy yourself and have fun.
When travelling with friends, you get to share lovely moments with your best friends. This is something you will remember forever whether you are all still best friends by then or not, because if you are not, you will have made some amazing memories as a result of travelling together. To make sure that you have the right mixture of emotions, why not use some travelling quotes to keep the mood alive and to help you remember the places you went. These travelling quotes are a great way to make sure you say the right things.
“Encourage thought provoking travel” by Ralph Waldo Emerson. The famous American author described his travelling experiences as “episodes of astounding natural beauty”. Encouraging thought provoking adventures is important when travelling with friends as it brings out the true nature of the situations you will encounter, rather than depressing.
“I am fond of the old adventures and those that interest me” by Wole Soyinka. When travelling with friends, it’s easy to get caught up in the excitement and just writing out the adventures, but when you actually talk about them, these inspiring quotes encourage you to create, rather than just write them down. These are some of my favourite Wole Soyinka quotes, which inspire me when I’m travelling with my best friends.
“When life knocks you down, you can’t get up – yet” by George Eliot. Sometimes when we are down in the dumps, it’s easy to just curl up in your shell and think about all the good times you had with that one person. But you’ve got to remember that life knocks people down for lots of reasons, and sometimes those reasons are just too good to be true. That’s why sometimes you might want to consider getting up and going travelling with your best friend. You might want to explore that country for the first time, meet new people or simply walk around for two hours. There’s really no reason why you shouldn’t do any of these things when travelling with friends.
“Life is but a journey, full of toils and sorrows” by Charles Dickens. If you’re travelling alone, it can also be quite lonely. This famous quote comes from a famous book and therefore it means it is a classic. When travelling alone it’s hard to know what the other person expects of you so reading this quote might be useful when on a long travel solo.
“There’s nothing like the mystery of a strange country” by John Keats. While travelling alone you have no physical contact with the other person, which makes this quote particularly relevant. By reading this you’ll want to make the most of your experience and therefore investigate as many places as possible. The more unknown the place the more exciting the adventure.
“I’ve been to the same place twice, but don’t know enough about it” by George Bernard Shaw. This is another great quote if you’re travelling solo and want to get lost. It’s not easy to get lost especially when driving on a motorway and you could spend days looking for something. There’s nothing worse than feeling totally confused when you get lost on a motorway and spend the whole drive reading signs. Getting lost on the motorway can cause a lot of anxiety and it’s never fun if you do get lost.
