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Quotes About Exploration

As I followed the accounts of Tibetan pilgrims, as well as those of Victorian and Edwardian explorers, Pemako became for me a realm of unbounded possibility, a place where geographical exploration merged with discoveries of the spirit.
~ Unknown
Play isn't doing what we want, but doing what we can with the materials we find along the way.
~ Ian Bogost
games aren't the opposite of work, but experiences that set aside the ordinary purposes of things.
~ Ian Bogost
fun isn't the experience of pleasure, but the outcome of tinkering with a small part of the world in a surprising way. Think
~ Ian Bogost
I half knew what to expect when I saw the cricket ground in the morning. It was when I started to talk to people working out there, I began to find what I was looking for.
~ Ian Botham
Never say 'no' to adventures. Always say 'yes,' otherwise you'll lead a very dull life.
~ Ian Fleming
Never say 'no' to adventures.
~ Ian Fleming
Every once in a while, people need to be in the presence of things that are really far away.
~ Ian Frazier
Siberia is so big, it's almost more an idea than a place
~ Ian Frazier
As long as you're living in the meantime, you'll never really know what you're missing. And by doing so, your life is just a rehearsal for a performance that never comes.
~ Ian Kerner
The warm days of Firestreak are usually good for travellers in the world of Amarillia.
~ Unknown
And how did you find the East?' 'It's a shit-hole. But it's our shit-hole.
~ Unknown
She left the pneumatique at the next stop and went to see what she had done to the world.
~ Unknown
BeeJee &ersenn
~ Unknown
Destinations are false goals; it is the Way Gone that matters.
~ Unknown
Ian McDonald
~ Unknown
WOLF BROTHER is the kind of story you dream of reading and all to rarely find.
~ Unknown
Sometimes I think we're all gentlemen of the road. It's just that most of us haven't got the courage to take that first step.
~ Ian Rankin
Acknowledgements Reading Group Notes Timeline About the Author By Ian Rankin Copyright Serendipity. According to the dictionary, it means the ability to make 'happy chance finds'. Serendip was the old name for Ceylon. Horace Walpole is credited with coining the term, after the fairy tale 'The Three Princes of Serendip', whose titular heroes were always stumbling across things they weren't looking for.
~ Ian Rankin
went to take a look at it. A plaque
~ Ian Rankin
In mathematics, it's unwise to abandon an interesting idea just because it's wrong.
~ Ian Stewart
If you spend a day driving, you travel a long way and see nothing. If you spend a day walking, you travel a short distance but, in compensation, you see every small detail along the way. The efficiency of the bicycle gives you the best of both modes. On a bike, you can travel a long way and see a huge amount. The cyclist experiences both breadth and depth.
~ Unknown
I never travel without my sketch book.
~ Ian Wright
Who lives sees, but who travels sees more.
~ Ibn Battuta