Sight Seeing And Being Adventurous

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I'm a pretty adventurous type. I love to travel and to go to places, but since COVID-19 kicked in and my kids got born, I stopped traveling. However, this doesn't mean we cannot sight see in our own country, the Netherlands in this case. 

Today I felt like going to a place I have never been before and see new things. I'm glad I did! 

I went to "Fort de Roovere", an earthen fort located in Halsteren. First I climbed on some awesome building to get the view from the picture above. 

This is what I love! Exploring and seeing beautiful things. 

After enjoying the view here, I went back down again and checked out a unique piece of architecture.  

I just can't believe that this place is only a 16 minute drive away from where I live! That's just something to be extremely grateful for! Awesome!


Why should you explore? 

Many times I think about the fact that when I am old, I don't want to look back and regret that I have not done certain things, you know what I mean? I think it's better to just do it and see along the way what happens, because usually when you explore you'll find amazing things! 

I'm grateful and happy that I have this kind of personality that loves to explore. I should definitely do it more often, because it is something that I really enjoy. It's something I'm passionate about and I really love to do! I really love to visit different kinds of places, especially if it's nature. I love nature and spending time in nature. I wish I'd have the time to do it daily, and I believe that time will come! 


What being adventurous means to me

To me, being adventurous means stepping out of your comfort zone, trying new things, new methods. It's the same with working out. If you're doing constantly the same your body gets used to it, because it needs different kinds of stimulants in order to grow. I think that's what being adventurous is all about! It's about trying different things and seeing through different perspectives. Being adventurous doesn't only need to be things like jumping out of an airplane with a parachute, or cliff hanging, or things like that. It's also adventurous, but the meaning of "adventurous" isn't (at least to me) only engaging in crazy activities. Exploring the world, exploring yourself, your feelings, your thoughts, your body and so much more. It's such a "big" word and it has such a big meaning to me. 

Being adventurous is beautiful and definitely a part of maximizing your life. If you want to live life to the fullest, you definitely should have that adventurous and exploring mindset/mentality. I think that's something really important in life.

If you're new here, make sure you subscribe to my YouTube channel as well and let's explore life together! I'm no guru or expert, I'm just a human being, sharing what I find valuable and what I love. You can do whatever you want with it! 







Location: 4661 Halsteren, Nederland

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