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I'd only want to go to Florida to visit my cowboy. If I was adventurous, I'd also go to Sweden and visit Rantzien. I have no real desire to travel honestly :-/ I'm a very boring individual. Traveling from my room to the bathroom is all the excitement I need.
Rye: I recommend you Hungary (capital city: Budapest), too. It has very very nice parts, and foreign visitors like it, too. So if you go to Prague, you should also take a look at Budapest (they are not far away from each other).
My wishlist: Japan, China, New Zeland and the USA :)
How about Köln (Cologne, Germany) to try some Kölsch Beer :p
I think you should include Spain in your list of countries. It's very nice there. I've only been to some smaller town or village called Vinaroz (I think... spelling?). I forgot the next big town nearby, though :(
In the near future? I don't know, if "the next couple of years" are within that timespan I would go back to Malaysia again. It's such a beautiful country <3
Generally I want to visit:
China (Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, ...)
Indonesia (Yogyakarta, Bali)
Thailand (Bangkok, ...)
Japan (Tokyo, Kyoto, ...)
Canada (I dunno any specific places yet, just want to go there XD)
USA (LA, New York, Hawaii, ...)
UK (for some reason I've never been there)
There's nothing to do on Long Island, unless you like to go fishing and clamming, unfortunately. xDQuote:
Originally Posted by Hsu
Ummm... I guess there's the Amityville Horror House. If you do visit that area of the LI, then I might have to find you. It's kind of boring though too, it looks like every other house in the area.
Jess, I want to visit you and Huxley!
Ohh, also Shay/Eric in Pennsylvania and Logan in California.
Please do! I wish you were coming to the UK in October instead of August, I won't be able to see you there in BoB land then. ;;
Well, like I said, it's mostly to visit a really good old friend of mine. I didn't realize the Amityville Horror house was there, though. I heard they remodeled it extensively to get rid of the association with the movie since regular people live there now. (not to mention that the whole thing was basically a money-making hoax)Quote:
Originally Posted by RyeThere's nothing to do on Long Island, unless you like to go fishing and clamming, unfortunately. xDQuote:
Originally Posted by Hsu
Ummm... I guess there's the Amityville Horror House. If you do visit that area of the LI, then I might have to find you. It's kind of boring though too, it looks like every other house in the area.
Uh, nowhere anywhere soon D: There's so many places I'd love to go, my list would just be basically 75% of the world.
If I save well this year, I might realistically have the funds to visit Europe, the UK or the US. It'd be a fun way to spend some leave, and something I've long hoped to do.
You're going in October?Quote:
Originally Posted by Rye
Yup! It looks as well kept as every other house in the area. There's still always cops around it on Halloween, to protect the family living in it.Quote:
Originally Posted by HsuWell, like I said, it's mostly to visit a really good old friend of mine. I didn't realize the Amityville Horror house was there, though. I heard they remodeled it extensively to get rid of the association with the movie since regular people live there now. (not to mention that the whole thing was basically a money-making hoax)Quote:
Originally Posted by RyeThere's nothing to do on Long Island, unless you like to go fishing and clamming, unfortunately. xDQuote:
Originally Posted by Hsu
Ummm... I guess there's the Amityville Horror House. If you do visit that area of the LI, then I might have to find you. It's kind of boring though too, it looks like every other house in the area.
And Long Island can be quite pretty in the summer if you go out east to the woodier area!
Yeah, late September/early October! <3Quote:
Originally Posted by ShortyYou're going in October?Quote:
Originally Posted by Rye
I would love to go to Denmark!
You lucky girl you. : [
It's a requirement that I suggest Edinburgh since I just got back from living there for three months.
Also, someone else already said so, but Lucerne, Lucerne, Lucerne. Heaven on Earth, if such a place exists.
I would like to next visit Spain.
China is very easy to travel in, and fairly cheap as well. Plus, they have great hostels almost all over the place, so accomodation is never really a problem. You should go. China is pretty awesome.Quote:
Originally Posted by I'm my own MILF
I like that you have Copenhagen on your list, Rye. Without sounding too biased it really is a lovely city. Especially in the summertime.
Also, Prague is wonderful too. Been there three times now, and still want to go back some day.
As for myself going traveling.. well, I am traveling at the moment for those of you who didn't know. So far I've been to China, Nepal and India and I still have Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia, Japan and the US (San Francisco, then cross country and up the east side to New York) to go.
After this trip I still have loads of places I want to go. I really want to travel more in Japan, since we're only gonna spend one week there on this journey. I also want to go interrailing in Europe, travel more in the US, go Down Under and to South America as well.. and that's just to get started, really. I wanna see it all, dammit! Christ, all that money I'm gonna need, and with this long of a list I'm not gonna go to uni in a good while I guess xD
We'll see how it turns out, though.
Sinophile, if you wanna get technical :pQuote:
Originally Posted by I'm my own MILF