Jan 21, 2016
One of the things that I've learned in my wanderings is that travel demands a certain amount of trust from us. This trust may sometimes seem naïve, but if we were to let our fear of fear have its way, we would never set off on a trip - indeed, we might never leave our homes. For as soon as we step out of the door, off the edge, and open ourselves to the world, we also open ourselves to the possibility that things may not always be safe. But I have found the rewards the world offers us are almost always worth the risk.
Candace Rose Rardon, “Two Angels in Anatolia”