A leisurely journey or wandering trip taken without a specific destination or schedule in mind.
From German 'Bummel', meaning a slow walk or stroll, which came from Middle German 'bummen'. It entered English through travel writing and German immigrant communities.
The Germans have a perfect word for that aimless wandering your parents complain about—'bummel' celebrates the joy of going nowhere in particular, and it's much more honest than pretending you're on a 'strategic journey.'
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