Be Afraid But Do It Anyway: Erna Morgan McReynolds
Bridges, Hostels and Other Fears
Vancouver. Back in 1975, the biggest city in which I had ever spent a week: 1,100,000 people. I had visited New York City, but my partner had never even been to a city with more than 700,000. A fearful adventure?
From center city, we figured out the buses to our youth hostel in a far suburb. Challenging, but nothing compared to the next day. On $1.00 a day, we couldn’t afford to take buses or trains. Instead, we traveled “Shank’s mare,” armed with maps and a plan for touring the city.
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