Importance Of Travel Journal Essay

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Before you leave on that next trip, pick up a spiral bound notebook and stick it in your carry-on bag along with your passport and toothbrush. Besides a pen and a bit of commitment, it's all you need to keep a travel journal. You don't need to commit to writing indefinitely, only for the length of your trip. And you have no shortage of material. Strange places and new faces need a safe repository, something better than your errant memory. Your journal is that place. The very act of keeping a journal will enrich your journey. Knowing that you are going to write down what you observe makes you more observant. You'll stay attuned to the world, senses alert, recording moments in your mind so you can transcribe them later into your notebook. I can hear you groaning, "But …show more content…

Don't worry about being "correct." Forget that sour-faced junior high English teacher who attacked your essays with her red pen. This is your journal. No one will else ever has to read it. Write about what really interests you, whether it seems "important" or not. Everybody's different. Some people like facts and figures, names and dates. They write that the Tower of London was built by William the Conqueror in 1078. Other folks on that same trip write that their guide's Cockney accent was off-putting and how that woman from Miami wore short shorts so revealing that the Beefeater guards nearly lost their famous composure. I have a friend who records every bird she sees. Jot down the details you'll want to recall later. This is especially important if you take photos. Back home, when you're downloading the pictures in your computer, a bad case of detail overload has usually set in. Hmmm. Was that quaint little church in Brussels or Bruges? And did it have a name? Your journal will tell you. Remain flexible. Your journal should not be a chore. Whenever you get some spare moments will do: before bedtime, after breakfast, or while waiting for your spouse to finish browsing through the Hockey Hall of

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