h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

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Thanks for the welcome.

Being somewhat of a traveler, I am particularly fond of the fanciful and somewhat dirty view Douglas Adams held of the sport. I am reminded of bars on the Kenya/Sudan border where stumbling clumsily through adventure is the norm, and it is not daring bravery, but pure chance that keeps you alive. Chance can be a funny thing indeed.

It may have been a big joke, but it's hard to deny the gritty accuracy it holds to a penniless traveler in a dangerous foreign land. Getting caught up in all sorts of other peoples' mischief.

That said, I like this idea of a spot to come and write down the things about a place that the travel guides don't tell you. Imagine all the travelers who found out the hard way to avoid hells kitchen in New York, or why it's best not to order steak in India. Any true wanderer, any traveler worth his salt that is, runs into trouble quite often.

Thanks again,

Cheers,

Kennith