Travel

While I was traveling around The European countries in Europe last year, the thinking that kept haunting my head was 'What am I doing here?'.I kept thinking to myself, "what am I doing here?"

When I was in Serbia, I met a Japanese journalist who He told me that he works for NHK.

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And I asked him a question that I couldn't take it out of my mind.

Try to combine this and the sentence prior to it- "We had a beer together."

"Why do you travel?" He answered I asked, to which he responded, "To break out the imagination that I make and to see the reality." I think it was a decent answer.

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But I merely realise 'oh "Oh, when it is bigger, it's a castle.

When it is smaller, I may recognise it as an temple."

When I saw the kangaroos, I thought "Oh, such a big rodent."

Think it happens because today, virtuality overwhelms the reality.

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The most dumb dumbest type of traveling slogan that travel agents use must be, "Ancient site in modern comfort." it's the way travel agents says.

If you buy it, then you can look out through the window at beatiful beautiful sceneries scenery, but you cannot reach to it.

Rather than, "reach to it," you may want to write, "touch it" or "experience it close up"

Then what's the difference from watching a video?

I think travelers are people who like to observe about other's life the lives of others which is not his business at all.

The final independent clause is implied.

So, when you travel around, the genuinly genuinely important thing is the people you come across.

You can rephrase the final clause to make it sound smoother. Try to avoid using the word, "thing," when you can replace it with a more specific noun.

Not the That is much more important than the places you go to take a pictures to post on your Facebook to boast to your mates.