In the olden days, you’d leave the safety of your familiar surroundings armed to the teeth and head into the outdoors. You might face dinosaurs, volcanoes or even vagabonds depending on where and when you are. There’s not too many adventurous places around here. It’s just towns and countryside. But adventures needn’t take place across perilous landscapes. It’s just somewhere that you’ve seldom been before. Even a shortcut through a muddy wood on a rainy day can be an adventure. Will the path be blocked by trees or water, forcing you to alter your plans? Will you slip down in the mud? Will there be an obstacle to conquer? Will you encounter a stranger that interacts with you? All these events can make a story to tell, and that’s what makes an adventure. It’s all about going somewhere new. You might explore castles of old or a complex of buildings in large cities. But there needs to be a risk involved with a successful gain at the end of it; whether it’s monetary or for the experience.
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