The Road Too Often Taken: A Return to the Ethics of Wandering
A reflection on overcrowded destinations presents a dilemma for the travel enthusiast along with an acknowledgement of our cognitive dissonance.
Two trails diverged on a Hawaiian island. And though I traveled both, one soured my mood, and the other lifted my spirits. And that made all the difference. Okay, forgive me. I’m not Robert Frost. I’m not sorry I traveled both roads either because I believe there …
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