Chris Brown's Adventures

An adventure, as opposed to an expedition, is focussed on the thrill of the experience. It may still have a goal or objective, but that is often secondary to the excitement of the process. For example, I'd classify swimming across the Bosporus as an adventure. While the objective was to swim from Asia to Europe, it was the swim itself that provided the thrill.

Adventures usually don't require the same level of planning as an expedition. Instead, they tend to be a bit more spontaneous, with less emphasis on risk mitigation (which can have the result of making adventures more risky than expeditions). You could view an adventure as an activity in which one deliberately seeks out a challenge or risky activity for the fun of it.

In truth, adventures are more recreational than anything else. With that in mind, here's some of the recent adventures I've been on.