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On the Road, Again

AS LOCKDOWN BEGAN TO LIFT in the U.K., I decided to attempt a grand tour of my own country: At the wheel of my trusty two-seater, I would explore the British Isles end to end, from the Scottish Highlands to the west of Ireland to England’s south coast. What an adventure! I could hardly wait.

But soon, I realized something—I didn’t actually to go. The distances felt overwhelming; the thought of booking hotels made my chest tighten. Logistics I would once have reveled in

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