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peregrination (s) (noun), peregrinations (pl)
1. A journey from one place to another, especially on foot: There are some people who love peregrinations and see the countryside close up rather than traveling by vehicles.
2. Etymology: from Latin peregrinatio, from peregrinari, "to stay" or "to travel", from per-, "through" + ager, "field, territory, land, country".
A wandering around by walking instead of driving.
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Digital memories will be able to record peoples' locations which can be logged at regular intervals, producing animated maps that trace their peregrinations.
—Based on a statement made by Gordon Bell and Jim Gemmell
as seen in "A Digital Life", Scientific American;
March, 2007; page 42.
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