Where would you like to go?

But failing advances in time machine technology, I'd settle for Western Europe, Australia, New Zealand, or Canada. Some place much further away from the equator, that doesn't get a whole lot of sun, that's colder and has better winters.

Yemen
Morocco
Brazil
Syria
Venezuela
North Korea

I would like to visit Casablanca... for the waters.

japan
kenya
morocco
madagascar

Yukon/NWT/Nunavut
Greenland
Iceland
Finland
Mexico
Argentina
St. Kilda
Barcelona
Lebanon
South Carolina

i really want to go to miami. i imagine it to be like the game outrun

I want to go to the first four places on that list. Everywhere arctic!

I've found lately that travel has lost some of its appeal for me. I suppose I could compile a list of if-money-were-no-object places to go, but given that I'm going to be low-income for the next three years due to school, and given that I haven't really liked where I live and my work for the last few years, I'm much more concerned with just finding a way to like my work and the place where I live and less with travel. I can't justify blowing a couple thousand dollars for a few weeks of exoticism and landscape gawking right now.

Also I have some carbon footprint and oil-dependence guilt about air travel.

still wanna go to disko island

To tell the truth, travel to far foreign parts is not only expensive, but strikes me, after a certain amount of so-here-I-am-far-from-home-in-a-strange-land kick-in-the-head experience, as a game of fast diminishing returns.

I happen to live in the west of North America, a place that is mind-fuckingly beautiful. I have finally, after five decades, visited most of my native state of Oregon and my neighboring state of Washington. I could happily spend the remainder of my life filling in the last gaps in that map and revisiting the great and awesome places I've already seen.

I love this place. Since this is my home, this only seems proper and right.

Two votes for Sydney, one for Darwin, none for Melbourne. Interesting.

is there anything to see in belarus? i just figured out that the little town my parents always mentioned as being one of our ancestral homelands is near minsk.

ok this is great

http://englishrussia.com/?p=897

Syria
India
Nepal
Morocco
Argentina, Peru, anywhere in SA really

Shamefully I've never been to Spain, so I should check that out - I'm most interested in the South.

I'm thinking of rambling cross country next summer. Leave the driving to Greyhound.

Could be a time.

I'm done with college, this is when you're supposed to do this sort of thing right?

Here I am, goin' to Florida, my leg hurts, my butt hurts, my chest hurts, my face hurts, and like that ain't enough, I gotta HOOS all over myself.

ew

this summer i would like to go to the North Cascades or Northern Rockies

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/07/02/us/02snow.html?hp

Lebanon, very much.

do i need a passport to travel outside the M25? :(

havana
brno
machu picchu
bruges

I am in Iceland now and it is GREAT!

so, um, i want to visit everywhere in iceland that isn't the valley where i am digging up stuff. it's a nice valley, but there's a lot more to the country.

Iceland sounds like some crazy landscape. Lava + glaciers + arctic plant life + geysers == omg wtf!

i really want to go to miami. i imagine it to be like the game outrun

-- r1o natsume, Sunday, 29 June 2008 22:26 (3 days ago) Link

XD

maria yr an archaeologist?? that is awesome

http://www.npr.org/programs/morning/features/2008/may/afghan_park/slideshow/index.html

Since this thread started I have been to Stevenage, Norbury and Staten Island for the first times.

Japan
Ohio
Maine
Vermont
upstate New York
Connecticut
Oregon
Canada, why not
Paris encore
des autres villes francaises, peut-etre: Toulouse, Saint Etienne, Bordeaux?
Galway
Merseyside!

South Korea
Paraguay
Upper Peninsula, Michigan
Sable Island
Vadso
Montpelier Vermont
Stuttgart
Aland
Labrador Canada
Heligoland

merseyside ?

Arches/Canyonlands
British Columbia
Central Coast, California
Chicago
Glacier-Waterton NP
Greek Islands
Iowa
Italian Lakes District
Netherlands/Belgium
Sicily
Scotland
Switzerland

TS: Greek Islands vs Scotland in early June

i'm all euro-y now, lol

Get to Arches/Canyonlands before they start drilling ;_;

I would vote for Greek Islands, but only because I like greek food better than scottish food.

i have a bunch of "before..." places. Venice should maybe be on the list. and Kilimanjaro.

yeah, the idea of Greek Islands excites me more, and I'm sure I'd like the food better, but otoh I am more of a mountain than beach person and don't react well to prolonged sun exposure

does a gabbneb golf??

i might hit some balls if i were in Phoenix or something. in Scotland, there'd be better things to do.

(answer: no, not really)

lol scotsdale. well id still go to scotland