Fun Word Friday: Perambulate means to walk around or travel through a place, usually at a leisurely or unhurried pace. It comes from the Latin perambulare, meaning “to walk through” or “to wander about.”
It can be used literally:
“We spent the afternoon perambulating through the gardens, admiring the flowers.”
It can also have a slightly old-fashioned or whimsical feel, making it a lovely alternative to wander, stroll, roam, or walk about.
Related word: Perambulation — the act of walking or traveling around a place.
There’s something charming about perambulate because it suggests taking your time, exploring your surroundings, and enjoying the journey rather than rushing toward a destination.
Wordless Wednesday ~ Guam Drive
A Guam drive experience. For additional information, visit Rebootingraven.com. Also, explore Magically Stitched By Mary, offering unique accessories for travelers.
Muse-ic
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Wordless Wednesday ~ Sun Setting Over Sicilian Harbor
Wordless Wednesday ~ Sun Setting Over Sicilian Harbor
Wordless Wednesday ~ Southern Spain Beach & White Village
Wordless Wednesday ~ Southern Spain Beach & White Village
Wordless Wednesday ~ Pelicans In Flight Over Beach
Wordless Wednesday ~ Pelicans In Flight Over Beach
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