Not "Oh no, I have no idea how to get home!" lost, but "I have no idea where I am, but I feel like wandering and I'll pull out google maps when I want to figure out where I am" lost.
I hope somebody knows what I'm talking about...
I had a final destination in mind, but it didn't matter very much to me whether I made it to that specific place or not, or how long it took me. Most of the walk I genuinely had no idea where I was, but that wasn't a bad thing. I wandered any direction that seemed interesting, knowing that I could pull out google maps at any time to figure out where I was.
It ended up being a much longer walk than I intended, but it was also really nice to have no deadline or timeline, or really any plan at all except a vague target destination.
According to google maps I walked 6km (close to 4 miles) but I'm sure my actual route was a little bit longer and less direct. It sure took me longer than 1 hour and 15 minutes.
Of course, I documented the journey with pictures. (Seriously, as much as I hate to admit it, I don't know what I would do without my smart phone.)
St. Ann's Church |
I bought a smoothie at the grocery store, and it came with a mini stocking hat on it... |
I get overly excited when I see new things growing. |
Probably my favorite find, several swans on a canal. |
My main detour was due to this building. I saw it from a long ways away and had to find out what the giant green dome was. |
It was a church. I probably could have guessed! |
Double-decker bus |
I also kept going because of this building, but this is where I finally turned back. |
I had to revisit the swans on my way back. Luckily Jet was with me :) |
St. Patrick's Cathedral, my original intended destination. I finally made it! I'll definitely be back though, on a day when I have more energy to explore. |
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