Gypsy, rolling stone, nomad, wanderer, tinker, hobo..call us what you will, we have been called by many names, but one thing is true, most people who wander relentlessly do tend to feel this call from a young age. You know who you are. Keep in mind, this nomad that I write of is quite a different animal than the one who enjoys frequent trips, usually pre arranged via travel agents, to resorts all over the world. For the true nomad it is more about a way of life. There is also a kind of frantic yet aimless quality to the travel. It is rather like you are racing to experience as much as life has to offer in the short amount of time given.
When ignored this calling for the road only gets louder and louder until you find your thoughts increasingly filled with images of travel in all forms, train hopping, bus conversions, gypsy wagons, RVs, hitchhiking, sailing. Before you know it your drifting off at work or school, unable to concentrate as you continuously design and redesign the perfect bus conversion or gypsy wagon in your head. -- From the Enchanted Gypsy Travel Diaries
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"...its easy, all you gotta remember is blow on C, suck on G..."
--bean
"Two roads diverged in a wood, and
I took the one less traveled by,
And that has made all the difference." --Robert Frost, The Road Less Traveled
