[NightmarishBunny]

As the title suggests, if you could go anywhere, where would it be?

Id pick Seoul, South Korea, or Oslo, Norway personally

[Mountaindewed]

To an in session therapy appointment at her office.

[lizardlady]

Ireland, been there three times and love the country and the people.

I'd also like to travel the US. It's a vast, diverse country. I would like to see more of it.

I'd also love to visit Australia.

[Nammu]

Canada, Scotland, Greece, wales, japan, Iceland, many more.

[mugwort2]

Mountaindewed. Love your Bye Don. My personal slogan. What ever you do vote true blue.

[LiteraryLark]

I'd really like to go to my grandparents house. I miss seeing my grandparents.

I'd also like to go to the Embassy Suites, swim in the pool and hot tub and hang out at happy hour.

I'd also like to go to Fort Bragg and watch the sunset overlooking the ocean.

I'd also like to go to Lake Tahoe.

[splitimage]

I'd love to go on a photo safari to Africa, then after that Egypt.

Originally Posted by NightmarishBunny

As the title suggests, if you could go anywhere, where would it be?

Id pick Seoul, South Korea, or Oslo, Norway personally

I have always wanted to travel to california, so I can visit the original disney land. I have also wanted to travel to vegas (mainly for the blackjack, I'd love to play that in a real cacino)

but away from that, I think perhaps kenya.

going on safari and seeing the big 5 would be pretty cool

[DechanDawa]

Originally Posted by raging vortex

I have always wanted to travel to california, so I can visit the original disney land. I have also wanted to travel to vegas (mainly for the blackjack, I'd love to play that in a real cacino)

but away from that, I think perhaps kenya.

going on safari and seeing the big 5 would be pretty cool

That's so sweet that you have a desire to go to the original Disneyland. I went there as a child...then as an adult brought my child there. No difference. I still felt like a child...with a child! You never age at Disneyland. I also like to see the lamp on in what was Disney's secret apartment on Main Street. Hope your wish comes true! (I went to Orlando...Disney World...but still preferred the original in CA)

[DechanDawa]

Iceland.
All the Scandinavian countries.
Tibet (eastern Tibet...I have a teacher who lives there...and he invited me to visit...but it would cost $10,000 for transportation!)
Japan (especially Kyoto, I have friends there)
London
Paris
Mexico City (to tour Frida Kahlo's house which is now a museum)
Solomon Islands (to the village where I lived when I was there with Peace Corps)
New Zealand
Anywhere out of the western mountain state where I live because it is BORING here

[Soupe du jour]

Mountaindew's response made me think that going to see my psychiatrist face-to-face would be way up there. As for vacation-type travel, next on my bucket list is Vienna, Austria. I'll literally be within a few hours of there soon, but won't make it there...again. Instead, we're going to the place my husband wants to go to. I've been wanting to go to Vienna for years, and had been within hours of there then, too. Maybe some day I'll just go alone.

[DechanDawa]

locally...to get my hair cut...to church...to my favorite bookstore...to my favorite coffee house...to three great recreation centers with swimming pools...to the dollar store...

I am high risk for Covid and my doctor wants me to continue to self-isolate...

but at this point it is really taking a mental toll on me.

[divine1966]

Locally I can’t wait for gyms to open. We live literally next door to big chain gym, our membership is on hold but it’s so miserable. I miss pool and my Zumba class and my husband misses lifting weights.

Travel wise I want to see Italy. And there are many states I haven’t seen. But I also like going to places I’ve been before many times. I miss travel somewhere at least once a year

Covid sucks

I'd love to visit Alaska, Northern Canada, Iceland, and many states here in the US.

[eskielover]

Want to visit Israel.

[bpcyclist]

South Africa, India, Iceland, Egypt.

King Island, Australia. By my not very scientific estimation it's about as far from the US as you can get (not distance but travel time) and still have people speaking English.


If I spoke more French, I'd say Paris or the south of France. But I'm not there yet.

[Nammu]

Oh, New Zealand and Germany too

[Living in LaLa Land]

I'd go back to London or Paris. I miss those places so much.

[divine1966]

Originally Posted by AgentQ9A

King Island, Australia. By my not very scientific estimation it's about as far from the US as you can get (not distance but travel time) and still have people speaking English.


If I spoke more French, I'd say Paris or the south of France. But I'm not there yet.

I don’t speak French but I’ve been to Paris twice, many people there speak English. And if you travel in the summer, there are so many tourists that I don’t even think local people stay in Paris over summer. I’ve been to Germany several time but don’t speak German either. It does help to speak local languages but it’s not a requirement

Originally Posted by divine1966

I don’t speak French but I’ve been to Paris twice, many people there speak English. And if you travel in the summer, there are so many tourists that I don’t even think local people stay in Paris over summer. I’ve been to Germany several time but don’t speak German either. It does help to speak local languages but it’s not a requirement

I've been to Paris once for my 40th birthday present to myself. I'd always had an affinity for it and that trip sealed it. 40 was during a bad time in my life and I was healed by it's breathtaking beauty. I spoke about 5 words of French but I was treated so well for just trying. I want to return the favor.

Plus there is nothing quite like eating a warm crepe with Nutella while seeing the Eiffel Tower for the first time in person. I'm getting a little misty just thinking about that wonderful trip.

[divine1966]

Originally Posted by AgentQ9A

I've been to Paris once for my 40th birthday present to myself. I'd always had an affinity for it and that trip sealed it. 40 was during a bad time in my life and I was healed by it's breathtaking beauty. I spoke about 5 words of French but I was treated so well for just trying. I want to return the favor.

Plus there is nothing quite like eating a warm crepe with Nutella while seeing the Eiffel Tower for the first time in person. I'm getting a little misty just thinking about that wonderful trip.

Yes Paris is something special, isn’t it.

[mugwort2]

I would travel to Romania to visit the place of my dad's roots. Specifically Bukevina.

[mote.of.soul]

I'd pick Teahupoʻo in Tahiti on a day when the surf is cranking. To enjoy the island and to witness the big wave surfers doing their thing at Teahupo'o.

[Nicks_Nose]

Australian vineyards. I love Australian wines and have lived among the vineyards of Canadian wine makers in the Niagara Region of Ontario, Canada. Now, I would love to see the Australian vineyards.