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top five countries you'd want to visit but haven't

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Japan Iceland Tahiti Seychelles Scotland (the highlands & islands)

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Japan.

China.

Madagascar.

The Antartic (not a country, per se, but a mate lived there for six months and it sounds like nowhere on earth).

Oh, and I'd love to visit Easter Island.

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wish to have enough time and money for the followings: Panama Iceland Japan China Cuba

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North Korea South Korea South Africa China New Zealand

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Spain Australia New Zealand Brazil Mexico

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Spain Italy China Scotland Australia

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Iceland Japan Mexico Cuba Australia

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United Kingdom (all of it) Germany Italy Japan California :p

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1 China

2 India

3 Australia

4 New Zeeland

5 Japan or South Africa

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UK Italy Australia New Zealand Japan

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  1. Sweden
  2. Norway
  3. Italy
  4. Germany
  5. France

Fortunately, I will be going to all of them in a few weeks. :D

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Church of the KLF wrote:

  1. Sweden
  2. Norway
  3. Italy
  4. Germany
  5. France

Fortunately, I will be going to all of them in a few weeks. :D

What are you going to do over here? Any special plans? Just travelling around?

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  1. Portugal (I want to visit a foreign country where I can speak my native language)
  2. Japan
  3. Germany
  4. Australia (I want to dive in the Great Barrier Reef)
  5. Egypt
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France England California Italy Germany

anything else? I know I'm pathetic ;)

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England United Kingdom British Great Britain En-Ger-Land

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Well it's not too late you know. Go follow your dream to visit those countries.

I'd really like to go to Japan one day in the future. There's a lot of Asia I'd like to see.

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Russia Germany Sweden Japan Brazil

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Iceland Greece erm, thats about it really:blush:

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Adam R wrote: Well it's not too late you know. Go follow your dream to visit those countries.

I'd really like to go to Japan one day in the future. There's a lot of Asia I'd like to see.

I must say I still have confidence issue to visit a country where I don't understand any of the signs and what people are saying...

But obviously, it's a non-issue most of the time ;)

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argentina indonesia south africa colombia iran

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alaska

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lebanon iran syria uzbekistan cambodia

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Rian wrote:

Church of the KLF wrote:

  1. Sweden
  2. Norway
  3. Italy
  4. Germany
  5. France

Fortunately, I will be going to all of them in a few weeks. :D

What are you going to do over here? Any special plans? Just travelling around?

Well I am currently living in Copenhagen (until December 22), and plan to travel around to see museums, the Northern Lights, etc. I'm working on a big research project on the Danish painter Vilhelm Hammershøi, along with several smaller projects on other 19th century Scandinavian artists. But I want to have a lot of fun, too. Which part of Sweden are you from?

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rusty junker squawker wrote: argentina

hey, that´s a surprise. if you ever come here drop me a line ;)

Wales Budapest, Hungary Bucaresti, Romania Moscow, Russia St Petersbourg, Russia

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  1. Australia
  2. Canada
  3. China
  4. Japan
  5. Korea (either will do)

Will probably visit British Columbia next year.

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Spotnick wrote:

Adam R wrote: Well it's not too late you know. Go follow your dream to visit those countries.

I'd really like to go to Japan one day in the future. There's a lot of Asia I'd like to see.

I must say I still have confidence issue to visit a country where I don't understand any of the signs and what people are saying...

Which is why I feel apprehensive about Scotland.

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Uncle Liam wrote: North Korea South Korea South Africa China New Zealand

I believe North Korea is quite a tough one. I knew someone who'd been on holiday there, but he was a citizen of the PRC. And there was a guy who featured on the TV news who'd spent time there, but that was 'cos he strayed over the Chinese border by accident and got arrested.

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Al Jarvis wrote: Japan.

China.

Madagascar.

The Antartic (not a country, per se, but a mate lived there for six months and it sounds like nowhere on earth).

Was he working for the British Antarctic Survey?

I knew someone who worked at one pole or other (can't remember which now, but it was at an observatory) and they used to race each other round the world - it was only a few hundred meters at that latitude.

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