You're very fortunate to have traveled that "small" rectangle.
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No worries, almost all of us have never been outside this rather small circle either:
Seeing europe in this orientation really threw me for a moment.
That's ok. It doesn't matter.
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I've never been inside that rectangle!
By our powers combined.....
Come to Brazil!
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Luckily you can draw the rectangle as big as you want and still say "I've never been outside of this rectangle"
I'd make a math joke about how technically you've only been to an infinitely small subset of that rectangle because your movement is 1D on a 2D plane but I don't know enough math to make it funny.
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Where's banana for scale?
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Yeah... "Small"
I know someone who's never been outside of south England
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Your rectangle is much bigger than my rectangle.
Travel is enlightening. When you unlock more if the map, you'll find out the orientation is different, too!
My rectangle is bigger than yours.
Dann right, it's bigger than yours.
Meanwhile, people like me are practically banned from entering that rectangle.
I'd suggest traveling to Asian countries, because they are cheap and offer completely different experiences.
Its really all relative. The Earth is orbiting around the Sun at about 30km per sec. Furthermore, the Solar System is rotating around the Milkyway at about 800000 km per hour. Not to mention that the whole thing is speeding toward the Andromeda Galaxy too. In short, you have never stepped in the same place twice unless you consider the possibility that we are living in a massive time loop paradox.
Enjoy your future vacation.
If you plan on travelling do it sooner rather than later, while it is still possible to travel. By this time next year there may be global fuel shortages.
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Cyprus, Helsinki and Tenerife via RyanAir would be most cost effective to make it quite large and you stay within Schengen which is nice.
Ryanair do flights to Morocco these days for what it's worth. I was in Casablanca years back and wasn't a big fan but they do other cities in Morocco too which I'm looking at myself as I have a voucher.
I've been to Washington D.C., Gettisburgh, Pittsburgh, Myrtle Beach, Indianapolis, and Detroit once each, mostly in my childhood. Other than that, I have never left Northern and Central Ohio, Lake Erie, and West Virginia in my life
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