Social media is both boon and bane. On one hand you can meet like minded people and see what they’re up to but on the other hand you can easily go down the route of wasting your time comparing your mundane life with others. Eventually, the power is in the hands of the user and what he or she wants to do with it right?
I recently got a follower who I found out went to the same secondary school as me. He prolly is a few years my senior and honestly I’ve never seen him in school before. It was a breath of fresh air to see his photo feeds as he documented his travels to many places. One of them being Norway. Honestly, I didn’t think much of Norway before I saw his photos. I didn’t know that place has much to offer. But lo and behold, the landscape there is AH-MAZING. It was nice to be able to ask his experience camping out and going to such places. It’s crazy how easily we can connect and share ideas with random people nowadays.
The landscapes here are a lil similar to that in NZ because they were pretty much formed the same way – moving glaciers cutting though the valleys thousands of years ago. This places are beautiful but you can’t take risks with nature. I found myself reading stories of how people ended up falling to their deaths while taking photos or just accidentally slipped off the edge while walking (I know I’m morbid). Let’s not dwell into that alrite? hahaha 😀
guide me into the wilderness 