Originally Posted By davewasbaloo Lol - I meant golfing on Antartica. but golfing on the moon would be awesome (envy Niel Armstrong)
Originally Posted By beamerdog Places that I haven't been to, but would like to see: Mainland China Australia Greece Kenya Germany
Originally Posted By Mr X Two people have now mentioned Kenya...I'm officially intrigued. What is so special about that place?
Originally Posted By RoadTrip <<Two people have now mentioned Kenya...I'm officially intrigued. What is so special about that place?>> Lions, dude. Big, scary, mean frickin' lions.
Originally Posted By davewasbaloo Lions, elephants, rhinos, people with a rich cultural history, beautiful music, costumes, great coffee and spices. Think DAK for real!!!
Originally Posted By Finding Stevo oh this is so fun, I want to see Ocho Rios Perth Tonga Galapogos Osaka
Originally Posted By pecos bill I hear the mountains are pretty cool in Tibet. Switzerland has always been on my list. Touring the English countryside in late summer would be a dream. Italy...Rome, Pompeii and the southern coastline. Africa, birthplace of humanity, Kilimanjaro, Victoria Falls, the Serengeti, and that Lion is not in a cage!
Originally Posted By Lisann22 1. Spain (will scratch that off in April) 2. Italy 3. France 4. Germany 5. Africa
Originally Posted By Kennesaw Tom 1) The Moon 2) Galapagos Islands 3) Anarticia 4) New Zealand 5) Machu Picchu
Originally Posted By Kennesaw Tom I have already been to Hong Kong, Mainland China, Taiwan, and own land in Alaska ( I learned to water ski there ).
Originally Posted By friendofdd In no particular order Machu Picchu Petra Victoria Falls Ayers Rock Great Wall of China
Originally Posted By Tinkeroon <<and own land in Alaska ( I learned to water ski there ).>> In Alaska?! Wasn't that a bit COLD?! But I bet it was beautiful! I would LOVE to see: 1. Italy 2. Greece 3. Ireland 4. Switzerland 5. Hong Kong
Originally Posted By Kennesaw Tom Yes it was VERY cold... you don't want to fall down into the water.. it was fresh water, but the water was still cold.
Originally Posted By debtee <Ayers Rock> Good choice FODD. It's a much tougher climb then most people realise, some don't make it to the top, we are going there next August, I'll let you know how we get on!
Originally Posted By beamerdog Kenya: Well, it was around 12 years ago when my best friend went. She had wanted to go since college and her second husband also wanted to go, so they went on their honeymoon. The people are/were awesome, the natural sights incredible, plus they had an adventure with a large poisonous snake and going deeper into the country on a jeep guarded by rifle toting men - one in the front seat and another facing the rear. I like excitement and strange places. And if we had 6 I would have added Machu Pichu, too.
Originally Posted By trekkeruss I think it would be easier for me to make a list of the five places I don't want to visit. LOL.
Originally Posted By irishfan Ayers Rock<< Now known once again as Uluru. It's a much tougher climb then most people realise, some don't make it to the top, we are going there next August, I'll let you know how we get on!<< We were asked by our guide not to climb it, as it is scared ground. I decided instead to go on a dawn walk around its base. It took 4 hours and was a fantastic experience. Debtee whatever you do dont miss Kata Tjuta (The Olgas), which for me was even more impressive than Uluru.
Originally Posted By cmpaley The Vatican (of course!) France (lots of Marian sites) Mexico (i.e., Guadalajara and Mexico City, where Our Lady of Guadalupe's shrine is) Jerusalem to do a via crucis along the actual Via Dolorosa on a Good Friday And, last but not least, a worldwide Disney resorts Tour!
