Microadventure ideas to get your imagination going during lockdown.
There’s plenty more in my book Microadventures.
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Try the noble art of CARTOZOOLOGI! Which is connecting roads on the map to form the shape of an animal. And then walk/run/cycle that route. I rollerskied a gorilla-shaped route 🙂 That made my day (and week 🙂 )
Thanks Alastair for the rich ideas.
Thanks Alastair I usually leave microadventures for when I am inbetween travels, but these are some great ideas for right now.
Since the Pandemic, I’ve taken to exploring every little nook and cranny in the local hills. I’ve turned up some cool finds, as well as some potential new hikes.
I am still doing these adventures post pandemic, and I hope others are too, so great to explore your “back yard” essentially