How traveling shapes our personality

Have you ever wondered about what travelling gives you?
When i was a child I was traveling across a Poland with my parents. Every summer we travelled to the seaside, Masuria (a beautiful Polish lake district) or to the mountains. Our holiday was always very active, because no one from our family likes a lazy vacation (holiday in British English).
My Mother organised many activities for me, my brother and my cousins. I think she also liked to play with us, so that's why we played paperchase, built totems of sticks and cones and performed on "Mini playback show" in the evenings. My dad showed me how to fish and when I was 10 he organised a little survival trip for our family  (which meant sleeping in a tent, wash yourself in the lake, and stealing carrots from the fields).
My parents preferred alternative and cheaper ways of travelling, so I don't remember staying in exclusive hotels, sunbathing or kitschy souvenirs. I know about camping, forests, nature and eating soup from one big pot.
I'm really grateful for this experience. I think, that's why I am creative and very curious about the world.
What are your holiday memories? Do you think that these experiences have influenced your personality?

How traveling shapes our personality

Have you ever wondered about what travelling gives you?

When i was a child i was traveling travelled across a Poland with my parents. Every summer we were travelled to Seaside, Masuria (a beautiful polish lake district), or to he/some mountains. Our holiday was always very active, because no one from our family likes to lazily vacation.

My Mother organised many plays for me, my brother and my cousins. I think she also liked to play with us, so that's why we played paperchase, built totems of sticks and cones and performed on "Mini playback show" in the evenings. My dad showed me how to fishing, and when I was 10 he organised for our family's little survival trip (which meant : sleeping in the tent, washing yourself in an lake, and stealing carrots from the fields)

My parents preferred alternative and cheap ways to of travelling. So I don't remember exclusive hotel, sunbathing and kitschy souvenirs. I know tents, forest, nature, and eating soup from one big pot.
I'm really grateful for this experience. I think, that's why i've become a creative and very curious of about the world person.
How looked did your travelling in the past look? Do you think that these experiences could form your personality? (do you mean: do you think that these experiences could have formed your personality?)