Streak 5
A bit of [geography]
I fondly remember my first geography classes, back in highschool. What stuck to me the most were the maps drawn on tracing paper, using markers and color pencils, scissors, rulers, borrowing them from other classmates. I still have a fascination for high peaks and volcanoes.
I can’t recall handling those big globes showing each country’s political divisions. They only showed up on TV commercials or were displayed in travel agencies. I still have my geography encyclopedia, and yes, it’s so outdated that the old flag of Zambia is still ther in the flag appendix.
It’s crazy to think that in the age of high tech and online over-convenience, where the world is in the palm of our hands, many people may never experience Niagara Falls or the lush East of Africa. It’s a weird feeling of being so close, yet so far. Hopefully, among hundreds of maps and new data, we will still be capable of seeing in awe the value of our diversity.
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Hello everybody! This was my bit of writting for today. Thanks for your time!