Quote by John Steinbeck

Many a trip continues long after movement in time and space have ceased.

Many a trip continues long after movement in time and space

Summary

This quote suggests that the impact and memories of a journey can linger far beyond the actual duration of the physical travel. It implies that the transformative nature of a trip can extend into one's thoughts and emotions even after returning home. It highlights the notion that journeys are not confined to mere movement in time and space, but rather, their significance can endure within a person's experiences and perspectives long after the journey itself has concluded.

By John Steinbeck

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