Quotes About Travel

Time travel causes chaos, and chaos doesn't follow your rules. That's why it's called chaos, dummy. - Professor Charles Smart

Nu poÅ£i urma decât un singur drum odat?.Åži tot aÅŸa, nu poÅ£i str?bate decât un singur deÅŸert.

while the man form Orange County booked the room.

And what are you thinking of doing now?' my helpmeet and companion in life's race asked me when we were back on the road.

In the great court, surrounded by broken-down droshkies and the skeletons of German motor-buses, we spread our sleeping-bags on the oily ground beside our vehicle. For the first time since leaving Istanbul we had achieved Hugh's ambition to sleep 'under the stars'.

Si le voyageur n'espère rien, Il ne verra que ce que voient les yeux.

Si tu veux rien voir, tu prends l'avion comme tout le monde.

El hombre se pasa la vida en dos sitios solamente: en su cama y en sus zapatos.

Lee had never realized how hideous most of the world was until Rome.

it's an all- day trip—twenty miles

Gelmek bir yolun sonuna varmak de?il, insan her menzilde bir yere var?r.

Esfahan, nesf-é jahan! is what the Persians of today say. 'Isfahan, half of the world!

At every stage of the journey you arrive somewhere and with every step you can discover a hidden facet of our planet.

The traveled mind is the catholic mind educated from exclusiveness and egotism.

When we traveled for two and half days, we reached the Deads' road from which dead babies drove us, and when we reached there, we could not travel on it because of fearful dead babies, etc. which were still on it.

The throat is a road.

Since I travel so much, it's always great to be home. There's nothing like getting to raid my own refrigerator at two in the morning.

I used to travel in tennis shoes I am just not allowed to anymore. I'm an old hippie from San Francisco.

A friend sat next to a nun on a plane. He asked her what she missed most. "Wearing blue jeans," she replied.

I just learned the German word fernweh, sort of a cousin to wanderlust; it means "far-sickness, an ache for distance." Penny

London Bridge, which is just outside the door.

IN THE end it took them two days, four planes, a bus ride from Reno, and everything but a canoe to get the hell home. They walked into their own house on Christmas Eve, dropped their luggage, kicked a groggy (and naked) Ethan to the couch, hit the shower, and passed out for the next twelve hours.

You, uhm… I mean, I'm not going to step on the gas and find myself in the next county with a horse plastered on the grill, am I?

About the only thing camels and horses have in common, sir, is that people ride them.