In recent years, hiking in the wilderness has become such a popular activity in Australia that if someone told you they didn’t like doing it, you’d be taken aback. Who could say no to disconnecting from reality and recharging your batteries at the same time? There’s hardly anything better. There’s an unprecedented sense of freedom that comes with feeling the fresh air hitting your face and the sun beaming down on you as you walk across the trail.
As the name suggests everyday carry refers to a collection of objects that people constantly keep on their person every day. The purpose of these small items is to be prepared for any kind of situation, from simple everyday issues to more serious situations and emergencies. The truth is that everyone has a small collection like this, without giving it a name. This is the checklist that you may be repeating to yourself when you are leaving the house, which may be something like – keys, phone, wallet, glasses.
So, you’re looking to take up a new sport and that sport just so happens to be cricket. And no, it’s not just a fancier version of baseball, it has its own charm and perks. Cricket is not as physically demanding and exhausting as other sports and it’s still equally fun and enjoyable. What more could you ask for from a hobby? If you aren’t that keen on physical activity but would still like to try out a sport, it’s the perfect option for you (and myself!).
