The Travel Paradox
JL Orr | Paradox & Sea GlassThe Travel Paradox is a place to look closely at the contradictions, dilemmas, and ideological conundrums that arise from travelling with your eyes wide open.
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Travelling through the pages
For all the years of my life when I couldn’t travel, I read.
For all the days when I am not travelling, I read.
You can also listen to this article — in my real voice. If you are listening to the AI voice, stop. Press play here.
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Oh Canada - We stand on guard for thee!
Last week, Canada celebrated its 159th year of Confederation. We are a collection of different provinces on indigenous land, and 159 years ago, we started a process that would result in the Dominion of Canada, from sea to sea to sea.
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Take your kids to the lake
Yesterday, I was sitting beside the water, right down on the edge, close enough that I was occasionally splashed as the wind caught the top of a wave. It was mid-day on Saturday, and our little resort community was pretty full of tourists e...
One year of The Travel Paradox
I really do plan to get back to writing about travel, but these last weeks of celebrating The Travel Paradox community have kind of taken over everything. And I think that is beautiful.
Sometimes Substack links an AI-voiced version o...
I am a travel writer
Regular readers1 will know that next week I’ll be celebrating one year of The Travel Paradox. I’ve made a pretty big deal of it already.
At the start of my celebrating on June 2nd I properly introduced myself. On June 9th I wrote about my...
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I ask a lot of questions about travel, exploration, and pursuing the good life. I write. Sometimes I find answers.
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