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A Black martial-arts-trained explorer follows the pulse of places that still breathe, reading stone and tide the way others read maps. When a hidden sigil surfaces in the noise of an ordinary day, she steps into vaults of wind and water where patience is the only key and restraint is the sharpest blade. Rival footsteps echo close behind-another hunter who mistakes balance for leverage-turning each discovery into a test of creed: guard, don't hoard. From sea caves that open between waves to cliffside altars that answer in a language of pressure, every challenge demands breath-count precision, small changes made at great cost, and the courage to leave power unclaimed. This is high-velocity adventure rooted in earth, salt, and sky-fights finished in three movements, puzzles solved by touch and time, and a legacy carried, not worn. © Relle H. All rights reserved.

A travelogue I created a while ago describing the thought which went through my mind when I was about to enter a sacred cave in a Shinto shrine in Japan. Please comment of review. Enjoy!

As an adventurous and curious travel writer, I am tasked with creating a captivating travel guide in Peru. Enjoy!

It is an inspiring feeling when you travel far from your home. Observing the wonders and history of the places you visit will never vanish from your brain. This is somewhat such an experience while I traveled to a closest tourist attraction in southern India. Welcome to Ootty.

A brief snapshot of life in Tbilisi, Georgia

I constantly tell myself that things always have a way of working out... I'd like to think I have been right up until this point. Yet, I feel like it's only a matter of time until I find out otherwise. I can't help but to think my luck is running out.

I'm all dressed up and naked.

Cerita pendek tentang kembara dan yang bersangkutan dengannya, semuanya dalam 100 perkataan. Tapi kenapa 100? Sebab dari dulu kita selalu anggap angka 100 adalah sesuatu yang sempurna. Kita dah kira gemilang sangat dalam kehidupan kalau peperiksaan dapat 100 markah, walau perangai macam apa je. Pernah tak baca berita, ibu keluar suratkhabar sebab tak puas hati dengan markah peperiksaan anak dia? Sebegitulah pentingnya "100" itu kepada masyarakat kita.

This was my project when I was in high school. We've connected many literary pieces using one story line. Maybe my teacher was inspired by the Into the Woods movie. I'm not that so fluent in English, so you may encounter many grammatical errors there ha ha ha. As what I've said, we had used many literary pieces here, so if you are familiar with some of the settings here, just comment! xoxo

A string of travelogues. A handful of wanderlust. A moment of tunnel vision. A true taste of freedom. 🌍 [Some of these travelogues have been recognised by various literary organisations.]

Described by some readers as a wistful mix between "Tuesdays With Morrie," "Wayne's World" and the Seth Rogen film "50/50," It's All Good: Emails From a Dying Best Friend is a chronicle of an extraordinary friendship, offering faith and courage to those who are losing or have ever lost a loved one. A powerful, emotionally compelling personal diary, the story raises all the universal spiritual questions about death, dying and finding peace and survival in the midst of personal terror. Yet this one of a kind, loving glimpse into the bond shared by music journalist Jonathan Widran and his musician friend Steve Veale is anything but maudlin. Built around several months of riveting email exchanges, It's All Good is all quirky, witty and life affirming. Jonathan would deeply fail his friend if he attempted to tell Steve's story without the sharp, silly humor that was so much a part of him. Join them on their crazy travelogue from the San Juan Islands, Washington to San Juan, Puerto Rico, from the Space Needle in Seattle to River Street in Savannah, where Steve was Jonathan's best man just months before the diagnosis which changed these two lives forever. At first glance, the title of the book seems like a strange, ironic, even cruel choice. What can be "all good" about losing your best friend to melanoma at 38 years old? Learning to embrace the crazy mysteries of life and death, Jonathan discovers the unimaginable answer.

Down and Out in Paris and London is the first full-length work by the English author George Orwell, published in 1933. It is a memoir in two parts on the theme of poverty in the two cities. The first part is an account of living in near-destitution in Paris and the experience of casual labour in restaurant kitchens. The second part is a travelogue of life on the road in and around London from the tramp's perspective, with descriptions of the types of hostel accommodation available and some of the characters to be found living on the margins.

Britknee Bicht embarks on a journey of self-discovery, love, and tradgedy. A story to rival Eat Pray Love that teaches you more about yourself then Teacher Kim could ever teach you about Physics. Follow her as she meets the loves of my life and falls in love with herself and the mafia. Britknee is the most rounded and humble character thrust into the world of celebrity drama with more stalking power then boopsy (IG: @boopsy429). She lives the most bestest life and has a love/hate relationship with the cops and the mafia. Read to find her answering the questions she has about herself and watch her walk the path of self-realisation but mainly to find out which guy she ends up with. Please, Read. It's not that bad. 14/10 best book I've ever read - J.K Rowling Sensational! Super Realistic - Lewis Carroll Britknee is my favourite character ever! Super well created and realistic - Charles Dickens I gave you a good review now can you please take the gun from my head - Shawn Mendes This travelogue is worth all the mark 10/10 great student - Kim Steimer

After a failed year at University, Marcus decides on taking an adventure rather than the impending re sits . His journey begins in Luton...however, manages to gather pace in more exotic locations. Salzburg, his first European destination is followed by a train journey into the Austrian countryside where he is about to begin work as a personal assistant to a handicapped genius....

You should know upfront that this is not a travel guide. You won’t find the best places to eat, to stay, or the next big thing in Philippine tourism here. This is a story of a young man's quest for that one epic adventure. How he dreamed about it for years. How he finally got it going. How he both struggled and enjoyed being on the road. How it all made sense in the end. The is a story for the armchair traveller that keeps on dreaming, may you find the courage find to fulfill your own journey. Leave all your fears behind. Travel with full abandon. The world awaits.

The beauty of a journey is not determined solely by its destination; the real beauty is experienced only through a return journey. Will it be a beauty of eternity? For those who believe, "Love is a promise once given and never forgotten".Here it is. Sometimes, a return journey is much needed to therapize yourself and get back to the days where you once loved and lived. That reflects the beauty of your living." Niharika, a classical dancer, post graduate student and a writer, is a sweet hearted pleasent natured girl in her twenties, is returning to her native in search of her lost love. Arjun, the hero of Niharika's heart is a happy-go-lucky guy is a banned rider and full time artist. He is someone who enjoys his life to the fullest. Niharika and Arjun were like flesh and bones. What sliced them off? Do they reunite? Becomes the rest of the story.