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− | |honorname=Viajes
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− | |year=2009
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− | |category=Actividades recreacionales
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− | |authority=Asociación General
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− | <!-- 4. Watch a travelogue program that shows travel scenery and geography of a unique location. --> | + | <!-- 4. Ver un programa de viaje que muestra paisajes y la geografía de un lugar único. --> |
− | The Globe Trekker travelogue program airs in the United States on many PBS stations. You can also find travelogues on websites such as Hulu, or on DVD at various retail outlets and local libraries.
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− | AdventSource sells an Adventist-produced travelogue video series created specifically for this honor, called "The Nature of God in Nature". There are currently two episodes: ''Hawaii'' and ''The Lake District''. Both come with English and Spanish audio options.
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− | <!-- 5. Discuss in a group setting what kind of attitude travelers should have when traveling abroad. --> | + | <!-- 5. Discutir en grupo qué clase de actitud deben tener los viajeros al viajar al extranjero. --> |
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− | Some ideas to get the discussion going:
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− | 1. Respect for the culture. Every country and culture is different, your culture is not better than the one you are visiting.
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− | 2. Respect for religion. Learn about the dominant religion and try not to offend in how you dress, talk or act.
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− | 3. Expect the unexpected!
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− | 4. If everything was the same as what you are used to at home, what is the point of travel?
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− | 5. Be safety aware but do not assume everyone is out to get you. Most people are honest and want to treat you nicely.
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− | 6. Learn a few words in the local language. Trying to speak the local language will make people respect you more and shows respect for your hosts.
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− | 7. Try to eat local - you will get a lot more from your trip. I have seen Americans stick to McDonalds and Chinese stick to Chinese food, and thus miss out on the great experiences to be gained. Did you know pizza in Venice tastes nothing like Pizza Hut, or that fortune cookies do not exist in China?
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− | 8. Try to talk to local people, not just sightsee. People are a big part of the reason to travel and understand your world.
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− | What are some other attitudes we should show when traveling?
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− | <!-- 6. Create a simple 7-day trip plan for a “family vacation.” As part of your plan, create a 7-day trip planner and include: --> | + | <!-- 6. Crear un plan de viaje sencillo de siete días para unas «vacaciones en familia». Como parte del plan, crear un viaje planificado de siete días que debe incluir (nota: el primer y último día pueden ser días de viaje): --> |
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− | '''<big>Note: the first and last days may be travel days</big>'''
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− | <!-- 7. List a few different ways people got around in Bible times. --> | + | <!-- 7. Hacer una lista de varias formas en que la gente viajaba en los tiempos bíblicos. --> |
− | In Bible times there were not many options for getting around. People either walked, rode on an animal (donkey, horse, camel), rode in a cart or wagon pulled by an animal, or took a boat or a ship to their destination. Rich people had a few more options including being carried on a litter (an item of furniture mounted on poles and carried by a team of people), or riding in a chariot.
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− | <!-- 8. Calculate approximately how long it would take to walk between Jerusalem and Damascus. --> | + | <!-- 8. Calcular aproximadamente cuánto tiempo se tardaría a pie entre Jerusalén y Damasco. --> |
− | Depending on the route taken, the distance between Jerusalem and Damascus is anywhere between {{units|300km|190 miles}} and {{units|240 km|150 miles}}. It's probably safe to assume that the longer of these distances is the most accurate.
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− | Long-distance hikers can cover about {{units|50 km|30 miles}} in a day. However, in order for them to do this, they must be in top condition traveling over easy terrain. A well-seasoned hiker can cover {{units|25 km|15 miles}} per day, every day, for an extended period of time. We should assume the lower of these two figures.
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− | From this information, we can calculate that it would take on the order of <math>\frac{300km}{25km/day} = 12\ days</math> to cover that distance.
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− | <!-- 9. Sketch a map of a trip mentioned in the Bible: --> | + | <!-- 9. Esbozar un mapa de un viaje mencionado en la Biblia (nota: puede que tenga que adivinar lógicamente algunos aspectos de la información si no se mencionan directamente en las Escrituras): --> |
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− | '''<big>Note: You may have to logically guess some aspects of the information if not mentioned directly in scripture.</big>'''
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− | * Abram trip to Canaan or Egypt
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− | * Jesus and family flight to Egypt
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− | * Children of Israel Exodus from Egygt
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− | * Paul's missionary journeys
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− | * Jonah's travels
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− | * Ezra or Nehemiah's travels
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− | If this honor is being earned in a group session, it would be nice to have each Pathfinder select a different person/group and route to research and present to the class at the next meeting. Online maps would be a good start to relate the story of the Biblical trip to modern borders and cities. This should be a learning experience and perhaps the Pathfinder will have the opportunity to follow the same path in person someday.
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− | ==References== | + | ==Referencias== |
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− | [[Category:Adventist Youth Honors Answer Book|{{SUBPAGENAME}}]]
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