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What was the name of that guide, site, etc?.

Think about the sights, smells, tastes, and sounds.

Think about what you saw that surprised you.

Try and write something for every day of your trip.

Set aside time in the evening, at breakfast, on the plane, on the train or on car rides to take these facts and write your journal entries.

If you don’t have time to write a journal entry, just keep a list of your notes in the back of whatever you are using for a journal.

Jot down notes every day that will help you remember the details of the day.

I would also suggest you write for yourself. They certainly contain details that would be boring to other people.

Sometimes they contain witty prose and humor and sometimes they just contain facts we want to remember. Decide who you are writing this journal for.You can use any notebook or your computer or smartphone. Make sure a journal and pen are on your packing list.If you are going to write a travel journal then I would suggest you: Combined with the photographs we take, these journals help us remember the details of what would otherwise be a faded memory. It sits next to our journal from driving cross country after college in the 1980s. My wife still has the journal from her Spring Break trip to Florida. Travel journals have been important in my family since before we were married. Our travel journals are kept there above out photo albums where theoretically we could grab them in our hurry out the front door should our house ever catch fire. We have a bookshelf in our living room where we keep some of our most cherished possessions. While my wife wrote the words above, our clothes still were covered with the red clay mud of Kauai.

We had started what was supposed to be a short hike to a waterfall but had turned into an overland adventure when we started from the wrong parking lot. The above paragraph was written in our travel journal in the safety of our Kauai hotel room on the evening after our misadventure on that beautiful island.

All the while we were thinking “I’m really surprised the guidebook called this an easy family hike”. So we traveled on, as the ground got muddier and the trail got steeper, until we were climbing hand over hand, over logs, up steep slopes. But surely, we thought, the view at the end must be spectacular. There were some pretty views, but not much different than we’d seen from the overviews. The first half-mile was a good bit rockier and muddier than we’d expected. We were soon thinking this wasn’t quite what we had expected. We found the trail marking for a one mile hike and set off happily, humming a little tune. Little did we know what we were getting into. After driving to a few lookouts we came to the end of the road and set off on what we thought was an “easy one mile family hike”. One World Travel Map- Color in your adventures and invite your friends and family to leave their mark as well by signing, drawing, and writing on your map.DAY 3 (Must be Friday) We got a late start, as more in our party started to adjust to Hawaii time. Also comes with a small scroll of paper to write one handwritten note to be put into your traveler's Atlas, which will stay with them for all of their travels. One Atlas- 10 ml plastic container to hold the world by picking little pieces of the world from each part of the world you travel. And, First Round’s on Us! We will Venmo you for that first round of drinks or ice cream in that country! (Age-dependent! Of Course.) One Random International Coin- Travel to the country of the coin, Take a Picture there with your Atlas Travel Journal, Tag Us on Instagram. Three Interchangeable Journal Inserts- So that you never need to buy another journal, just add the next chapter to your story!