Every time I go somewhere, after having
admired all tourist attractions and not I can there, inevitably at a certain
point there is the moment in which tiredness comes and, inexorably, prevails
over the will of going and discovering artistic beauties that a place offers.
But, obviously, I don’t have a lie wasting my precious time: it would be a
crime! I’m always in a foreign and unknown land. So?
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| Kensington Gardens, London |
I found out that there is an unexpected pleasure in just walking quietly along the streets of a town or in practicing some sports, trying to mix up with local people, especially if there is a beautiful park at our disposal. For example, how many times do we see people, who in a perfect sporty outfit, run and keep themselves in shape in town parks? So, if you like sport (and I like it!), I think that it could be one of the best ways to see a place in a town exactly how it is seen by locals, keep yourselves in shape and keep away that anxiety that arrives in travelers, who have always the impression of not having seen enough in a destination when they must come back home (we don’t need to stress even when we travel, do we?).
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| Wiener Prater, Vienna |
That’s why I always put a sporty outfit in
my suitcase to be used at the right moment: maybe I won’t wear it because that
tiredness I mentioned before won’t arrive, but, you know, it’s better to have
it when you don’t need it than the contrary. In the end, it doesn’t take much
space… it won’t be the one that doesn’t make the suitcase close, right?
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| Parco Ducale, Parma |
What do you think of this topic? Are you
for practicing some movement even on holidays or do you avoid it accurately?
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