“It seems to me that for the first time the pacifying phrase “it’s good where we are not” belonged to a restless, anxious person, ready to take off at any moment and roll to the ends of the earth. Humanity has been wandering and wandering since ancient times, and it sets out on the road not only for profit, but also at the call of that inner voice that whispers to us about other lands, other countries, other people. The most precious thing here is to see it with your own eyes! It would seem, well, what is there today - look at the Internet, a treasure trove of the most incredible information, paintings, phenomena, objects and portraits, everything can be seen there without leaving a cozy and lived-in home... No, apparently, a person is overwhelmed by the desire to escape from his eternal prison: from the cocoon of everyday life, from your everyday life, from the circle of your habits. And he rushes, trying to overtake... himself - blissful, contented, joyful. If you look around by chance, there’s a house behind you. You’re not there. And it’s good there...” Dina Rubina