@ThatpersonIam If your adventure was to be taken literally, the act of "plant a tree" while moving forward (unless you owned hundreds of miles of land) would involve changing someone else’s landscape or at least travelling through territory others have claimed. Several 1st hand stories from those I have met are brought to mind. One young person I met while in the army told me his adventure while walking (trespassing on private land) across the bottom of a dry valley. He heard a voice in the distance scream, "Get the fuck off my land!" A second later he heard the sound of a gunshot and felt a bite as his leg give out landing him face up on the ground. He showed me the holes where the bullet went in and came out. He was very lucky as although the bullet passed through a lot of muscle, the bullet did not hit a bone or major blood vessel and after laying on the ground and not moving for a very long time hoping not to be shot again, he was able to get out of the valley and sew himself up. The holes on his leg looked like a pretty large calibre round. There are a few other similar stories from more reliable people I could relate but I am sure you get the idea. I take it you were speaking metaphorically, but if taken metaphorically, my earlier response may apply. If I am understanding your thought process better, you may (or may not) also be addressing some profound questions including re-accessing (between the lines) who you are now ((implied)) (what made you who you are now (absolutely necessary to understand who you are)) to best move forward in life. Many years ago after a profound change in my life I devoted countless hours over the course of several month to evaluate why I allowed some dire choices over years (to help one other above my own good) to adversely dictate the outcome of my future. This question was only answered after I evaluated all events that had influenced my development. (metaphorically speaking now) I hope you find a pleasant path to walk filled with beauty and warmth and are not shot by a landowner who doesn't want you in his valley.