Ever since I used to be a small child, I have dreamed about going on a great journey. When I used to be a kid, naturally, my ideas of great journeys were rather superannuated. I had a pretty typical imagination, but it was pretty clear too. As I have grown up, I have kept that imagination. When I was about thirteen, I went on a 6 Flags great journey. Back then, I'd never been on an entertainment ride, so that 6 Flags park journey actually was what it was meant to be. I was positively petrified when I went on a roller-coaster, but when I was finished with it I would have liked to go again.

There's no thrill in the world like it. It actually absolutely excited me to the core. Lots of adults throw in the towel on great journeys. They get wrapped up in making profits, having youngsters, and raising a family and dispense with the fiery spirit that they were born with. I knew that, now that I was older, I would have liked to go on the best journey of my lifetime. I went on a visit to Greenland through cruiseship.

It wasn't one of those luxury cruise ships either. Part of what made it a great journey was how spartan the accommodations were.

It was warm and there had been often good food to eat, but the ship was tiny, the space was crowded, and the sea was vicious all around us.

Nevertheless , the journey was really great.

We saw whales, seals, sea lions, arctic birds, and all demeanour of other animals.

You cannot imagine a great journey like awakening in the morning and seeing giant icy glaciers looming over you and all sides. It is completely amazing and a little bit horrifying. I knew our captain was a professional old salted seaman, but despite this I feared for my life a few times. It is easy to get involved in your environment and let things get to you a little bit. Even so, without the fear it would not have been such a great journey. Knowing that I was trapped on all sides by an antagonistic and barren world made everything that much more entrancing.