Travel the Fernweh.
“Fernweh” is a German word for “farsickness,” the opposite of homesickness. It comes from fern (meaning “far”) and weh (defined as “pain,” “misery” or “woe”). Fernweh, then, is “farsickness” or a “longing for far-off places,” especially those you’ve not yet visited
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NOLA, BAMA and a missing bumper.
February 11, 2021 Houston, Texas— New Orleans, Louisiana You experience a thunderstorm differently when living in a camper. It felt like we were outside in the middle of the storm, but for some reason we weren’t getting wet. I slept on and off and when the thunder struck so loud that Mike woke up too,…
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