Madness trip: A couple discovers New Zealand after 32 years!

Madness trip: A couple discovers New Zealand after 32 years!

Wellington, Neuseeland - Gerald and Eva Sokoll from Lanzenkirchen realized their dream and traveled from Austria to afar Australia and New Zealand for 80 days. The two wanted to visit old friends from Wellington, who wanted to see them again after 32 years. "My husband worked in Wellington from 1990 to 1992. The South Island is particularly well remembered," explains Eva Sokoll her motives for the big journey that she led to the other end of the world, like Noen.at reported.

One of the most exciting facets of the trip is the way such adventures are anchored in our memory and our culture. Lists are often seen as tools for structuring our experiences and the recording of our experiences. An analysis describes that lists, whether as a shopping list or a travel plan, help us to keep an overview and organize our memories. Dealing with lists ranges from antiquity to modern literature and shows how this form of recording is part of our everyday life. This deeply rooted relationship with lists and its meaning for life is also reflected in the literature, as shown in research on Academia.edu

The journey of Gerald and Eva is not only a personal story, but also shows how individual experiences can be seen as part of a greater cultural narrative. In a world in which our experiences are often recorded in list form, your adventure reminds us that there is a story behind every experience that is waiting to be told. So your memories will not only be a more important part of the cultural narrative for others, but possibly also for others who plan similar trips.