Which country do you want to visit?

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CHOASXIII

I think it's about Tool Time Tim. 

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[QUOTE="Pirate700"]Don't bring Al into this.

Pirate700

I think it's about Tool Time Tim. 

I do...Pirate person..

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CHOASXIII

I don't speak moonspeak

My absolute favourite place to travel to is Barcelona, but Germany is awesome too, the people are great.

Next on my list is Portugal.

Canada and America.

I've been wanting to go to Greece for so many years. This summer it may actually happen :)genius2365

All of them.Ace6301

100 North Carolwood drive, Los Angeles, USA.

[QUOTE="Ace6301"]All of them.Pirate700

Italy is on top of my list of countries I would like to visit.

I would love to go back to America again if I had the chance. I wouldn't mind visiting Japan and Canada too

Antalya, Turkey. I love the resorts over there.

It's been 10 years since the last time the family went to Antalya. We'd love to go back. Too bad none of us can sync our leave together.

My parents are taking a trip this month to Spain, Paris, and Zurich. They have friends in Spain so they got the hookup. So jealous. 

 Honestly, I never understood the foreigners that come all the way over to the US just to visit NYC or LA. You can experience downtown city life almost anywhere. It's a long way to travel just walk around a busy city or to see a beach.

Pirate700

Well, it's like foreigners that come to Europe and all they see is London and Paris. The US and Europe are big places, most tourists tend to go to the most touristy places.

If I'm being realistic money-wise I'd like to go to Cambodia. It's close enough to home to make the trip affordable and the temples look amazing.

One thing I'd love to do in my lifetime is visit all the countries with asteroid impact craters.

Lonar Crater, India

Probably Japan first and foremost, but I'd like to travel all over Europe as well.

For now, China: I want to visit two particular cities before I consider teaching there.

France, Italy, Singapore, Japan, Brazil

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[QUOTE="BossPerson"]if i went to the US id probably go to places with some epic scenery, colorado, nevada, etcBossPerson

You'd be surprised New England is beautiful during autumn, and Pennsylvania is beautiful as well when you get away from the cities

For a while now. Indonesia. 

have a very dear friend of mine that i would like to visit. 

Don't go to Sweden though. Nothing to see there at all.charlesdarwin55

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AFBrat77

You'd be surprised New England is beautiful during autumn, and Pennsylvania is beautiful as well when you get away from the cities

Almost every country, but especially China, Greece, and Australia.

Norway, so I can check out the origins of black metal.

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[QUOTE="BossPerson"]I dont find that there's anything interesting to see in big cities (modern ones, not ancient ones), let alone in the north east. Unless your loaded, it seems like a boring place to be.

BossPerson

You'd be surprised New England is beautiful during autumn, and Pennsylvania is beautiful as well when you get away from the cities

Yes, keep in mind the United States is a very big country, 310 million people means it isn't overpopulated, there is much beautiful land away from people. Mucho forests in the northeast away from cities.

That being said I'm not sure why anyone would live in Oklahoma, Nebraska, or Kansas (unless they are farmers or stormchasers), pretty much tornado alley and probably the least interesting area in the United States. South Dakota at least has Mount Rushmore, though the state is dominated by Indian Reservations.

Oklahoma is probably the tornado capitol of the world as far as number of dangerous tornados. And we saw whats been happening there the past few weeks.

In order of interest:

Canada: Similar climate, they speak English, free (taxed) health care for all.

Australia: Better climate, they speak English, sexiest accent in the world, free (taxed) health care for all.

Japan: Virtually non-existent gun homicides, fastest internet in the world, free (taxed) health care, earlier releases for new technology, Japanese girls, Japanese craziness everywhere.

I've been to quite a lot of exotic countries already, but two countries I've never visited that I want to visit are New Zealand and Brazil. New Zealand for the outdoor scenery and the killer whales and Brazil for the culture and tropical marine life :)

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