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20 mission ideas for a travelling stone

Destinations, distances, people and adventures: twenty missions to decide how far you want your stone to go.

Painted stone held up in front of the sea at sunset

A stone without a mission is just a pretty stone. With a mission, it becomes a story other people want to continue.

Destinations

  • Reach Paris.
  • Reach Rome.
  • Reach the sea.
  • Reach an island.
  • Reach another country.

Distances

  • Travel 500 km.
  • Travel 1,000 km.
  • Travel 5,000 km.
  • Cross a border.
  • Visit three countries.

People

  • Reach the grandparents.
  • Reach a friend who lives far away.
  • Reach another school.
  • Pass through the hands of ten people.

Adventures

  • Reach a mountain.
  • See the Atlantic Ocean.
  • Cross Europe.
  • Visit five cities.
  • Get as far away as possible.
  • Come back home one day.

The mission is what turns a journey into a story

Without a mission, every stage is a loose dot on a map. With one, every stage moves closer to a goal — and whoever finds the stone knows exactly how to help.

Give it a mission and let the world help it travel.

Create your stone and choose its mission

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