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What countries have you been to?
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Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
You're not missing much. At least in Southern Ontario where its turning into townhouse and condo Metropolis flanked by auto companies and large shipyards.I can't go to Canada anymore because of my violent felony.
RattleHead
New Member
America, Canada, Paris, Greece, Italy, Spain
UK, France, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, Sweden, Bulgaria, Rhodes, Russia, Australia, China, Turkey, Japan, America, Brazil, India, South Africa.
US (born and raised duh), Austria, Germany, the UK, Italy, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia, Serbia, Bulgaria and Greece.
Greyscale
Member
I want to visit Mexico and Cuba too, maybe I'll be able to do this during next year.
Sensor
Member
I've been to not so many countries in general. My current list includes Germany, Italy, Norway, Greece, Hungary and Ireland. I liked the most of all among them my trips to Norway and Greece because these places are unique in case of nature, history and culture, and the nature in both cases is amazing!
I also liked my trip to Italy because it was a totally new experience for me, I decided to go there without a guided tour with a greeter whom I found on a special travelers resource fwmeet.com . It was a bit scary but worth it, I had a really great time there and besides saved much money with my place for staying.
I wish I could travel more often but it's impossible because of my work and general budget.
I also liked my trip to Italy because it was a totally new experience for me, I decided to go there without a guided tour with a greeter whom I found on a special travelers resource fwmeet.com . It was a bit scary but worth it, I had a really great time there and besides saved much money with my place for staying.
I wish I could travel more often but it's impossible because of my work and general budget.
Darkforbid
Well-Known Member
There are other countries?
I wondered where those funny looking folk came from
I wondered where those funny looking folk came from
Shad
Veteran Member
UK and France in HS as part of a French class (not public funded). Greece for a side trip. LA for a trip to Disneyland and Universal. China as part of an exchange program at SFU. China was the worst due to chaperones acting like helicopter parents but acting on behalf of the state.
Loved Bulgaria, When we went it was still behind the Iron curtain so airport security was very tight. Once that was over we had a fantastic time. Back Sea beaches are great. They were at the time fenced off for different eastern bloc countries but there was no beach for british (and other western countries) so were allocated a place on the russian beach.
Several champaign breakfasts on the beach provided by our russian neighbours was one of the abiding memories. Another was eating at Michelin starred restaurants for less than the cost of a cafe meal back in the UK.
We returned considerably lighter of clothing than we arrived. Early one morning a knock on the hotel door woke us. A guy asked if we had any denim to sell. A shirt, a couple of jackets and 4 pairs of denim jeans paid for the holiday.
Great time.
ratiocinator
Lightly seared on the reality grill.
Had to think about this...
- UK (home)
- France
- Germany
- Spain
- Gibraltar
- Greece
- Netherlands
- Italy
- Austria
- Morocco
- Turkey
- Russia
- Australia
- USA
Melissa Alan
Member
I was in Egypt recently. It was terrific was diving.