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    he was around 7 yrs. old. Spending a lot of his time in the great outdoors from a very young age, fostered in him an adventurous spirit and an appreciation for the beauty of nature. For Pheonix, the great outdoors has certainly delivered some adventures. One morning, when they were camping in Yellowstone, he and his family departed from the camper in the morning to find their whole campsite had been trashed by bears, who decided to leave a generous amount of their scat behind. Another time,…

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    of life is by taking adventures. Adventures come along almost everyday without our knowledge because we fail to notice them sometimes. Lots of memories can be made and shared with others after taking just one adventure, which is why they are so precious and should never be overlooked. Not only does a person experience something new after pursuing the escapade, but there is always a lesson to be learned after every adventure as well. It is good to remember that some adventures may not turn out…

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    A life of Adventure This morning as I knocked on the door to my fiancés apartment and her roommate Margarita answers the door. I don’t know if it is normal in the Ukraine to let your friends stand out in the cold, but after a few awkward moments she let me in the door. Over the past several weeks I have gotten know Margarita, and though we have extremely different lifestyles, and I have come to admire her adventurous spirit. She has a passion to visit foreign places, she has a thirst for…

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    include: becoming an adventure therapist, or landing myself in the career field of being a pilot, or even a solar coronal expert. I could enjoy travelling the world, or kayaking with…

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    Through this Walter developed a friendship, by just taking a simple risk. As individuals we should takes risks, that will benefit us but noticing that there is a limit of taking a risk to far. When we take an adventure or risk it may sometimes cost us money. When we spend all of it on our adventure, leaving us with no money left after. In Walter 's case, LIFE magazine is downsizing which Walter can easily lose his job. Walter is spending all this money to find Sean who doesn 't want to be found…

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    To begin, a definition of a hero's journey is the common template of a broad category of tales that involve a hero who goes on an adventure, and in a decisive crisis wins a victory, and then comes home changed or transformed. The Great Gatsby is about a young man who fell in love with a girl named Daisy, but he was sent off into war so was lost from his long love and then years later he reunites with her and tries to get her love back when she's married to another man. The Matrix is about a man…

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    Dictionary describes a journey as “going from one place to another.” While I believe that this is a basic way to explain the context of the word, "a journey" could mean a lot of different things depending on the way it is being used. To me, journeys are adventures that people partake in to provide clear understandings and encouragement for themselves. Journeys could be in the physical, mental and/or spiritual sense. Not all journeys focus on one of the three, sometimes they could focus on all…

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    Some can’t go without it other have never even tried even tried it. It’s been practiced throughout history we call it adventure, but what separates the explorers from the people who stay in their comfort zone. Well I believe some people just love to adventure it’s in their heart they are what we call adrenaline seekers. They have strong qualities of bravery, curiosity and they have strong will to do what they love. Explorers of all kind show these qualities whether they are exploring mountains,…

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    of a normal life to do something extraordinary. Two examples of pieces of literature that show off people that accept the call to adventure while other folks do not ,is the New York Times Article, “A Private Dance? Four Million Web Fans Say No” written by Charles Mcgrath. As well the poem “Sadie and Maud” written by Gwendolyn Brooks. Concluding, with my own adventure story about me exiting my comfort zone which…

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    I would definitely describe myself as someone who is always willing to try new things, including eating strange types of food, chewing on a “tongue numbing” plant at the Arboretum, and licking the bottom of daddy longlegs to see if it tastes like peppermint. Signing up for Orion was opening up the door to a new challenge that I have never experienced before. I have never gone hiking, let alone backpacking, nevertheless I gave the experience my all and what I got back from it was exponential.…

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