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I've always wanted to go to Japan. One place I have been to recommend is Switzerland, very relaxing.

My list is a bit different...

1. Gallifrey (with a TARDIS)
2. Tatooine
3. Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory
4. Dark Tower
5. Hogwart

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• North America
• Northern-Western Europe
• Oceania
• East Asia
• Mars

Too many places, no money, too much cowardice and stupidity and shyness and everything

Several things:

• I hope you like hot swampy humidity if you want to go to Florida. There is no relief from it.
• Lies, those are not bundle trash. Hue is fantastic and Epistory and Unbox aren't even bundled in the Steamgifts sense.
• Favorite places I've been: Iceland, Vancouver Island, Sierra Mountains (California), New Zealand, all over France, and of course Washington DC area (home).
• Places I most want to go: Italy (esp. Rome and Florence), South Africa, Galapagos (because that's the wife's #1 destination), Western Ireland (have only been to Dublin), Scandinavia, especially Norway.
• Pics and/or stories might follow if I get a chance.
• I will never be content.

Many thanks. I have visited a few countries (mostly due to business trips) but I'm not good at telling stories so I will just leave a list of 5 places I liked a lot:
Norway
Scotland
Singapore
Bruges Brugge
Hong Kong

5 places I would like to visit:
New Zealand
Barcelona
Japan
Switzerland
Iceland

and some pictures:
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Well, my country is very huge and has very rich places and cultures, so I wish could photograph all those places and people, but first need to fix some things inside my head.

First my country, later anywhere else I can afford}

P.S. I envy the eurozone, going from one country to another in hours/minutes

Japan
Canada
Australia
Germany
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The top 5 places I want to go is...

1- New Zealand
2- Norway
3- Italy
4- Uruguay
5- Greenland

About stories, the first city I visited outside my country was Chicago just after Christmas, which means lots of snow. I was using Asics running shoes, so after a few steps in the snow I was slipping every time and my feet started to get wet and numb. It was the first time I've ever saw snow in my life, no idea how to deal with it. After arriving at the hotel got a cab to a big Macy's store a few blocks ahead to buy a pair of boots that I still own and I bring it every time I go on a trip to a foreign country. :)

I never traveled out of Spain but indeed Barcelona is pretty good to visit.

Thankies for the gibus Sadistic :3 <3

I once went to Latvia with my friends. We bought booze, got drunk, bought more booze and came back.
It was ok.

But as to what I'm happy with, I'm happy when I'm married/living together with my true love. My biggest fear is loneliness and love doesn't fizzle as easily as a normal friendship.

The only way i feel as if I will be content is managing to have a decent car, moving from where I am and somewhere I would rather live, having a S/O, and having a job I don't completely hate and that pays my bills.
Honestly I want to live in Oregon, I love nature, but I have adapted to city life and not so big on country life. I grew up in a small hick town and moved to the city so my life is half country and half city. Nature is something I thrive in and love to enjoy, while I enjoy being in the city as well and can seamlessly move from one to the other.
I want to visit the U.K., Australia, and Canada mostly, along with other friends I have in the states.

I know, I have lofty goals and that is even for being content. Time shall tell though.

been to Australia (and Hong Kong on the way) and Tazmania - amazing landscape. it looks like the british convicts got their "punishment" indeed...
London and around (also Stonehenge). you can't cook :(
Switzerland
Paris (AMAZING!!! especially the food. you've never had a baguette until you had a french one, lenny)
Barcelona - actually, didn't liked it that much. Gaudi is amazing, the rest is too much touristy..

The trick is to be happy with the simple pleasures in life. Probably.

Top five places visited:

Japan
China
Paris
Toscana
Croatia

Top five places i want to visit:

New Zealand
Central America
Russia
USA
Caribbean Islands

1. My bed

That's about it.

1 place I would like to visit is
Space
Edit:
Also Japan, especially because of the japanese classic car scene and Akihabara

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Also for someone who hasn't traveled anywhere out of their country... Tell me stories of where you have been and if you are like me tell me the top 5 places you want to visit! It would be awesome if you added photos as well <3

Helsinki (Finland): It's a nice not too big city that's easy to get around in on foot. There's nothing that really sets it apart, but it easy enough to get by with just knowing English

Tallinn (Estonia): An old city, and you can tell that it's been around for a long time by it's layout, and many of the older buildings. A really pleasant city, that's also very affordable to visit if you're on a budget. I would love to go back there at some point, because I only spent a day there. Most people in the main city seemed to know basic English, but communication could sometimes be a problem.

Riga (Latvia): Another old city, and one with a beautiful old town. This one is also very affordable to visit, and once again most people in the main city speak enough English for you to be able to get by, but communication was at times a bit of an issue.

Copenhagen (Denmark): It's another Nordic city. It has a nice old town, everything is rather expensive and you can easily get by by just knowing English. Actually quite pleasant, but don't tell Mille that I said that.

Ennis (Ireland): A quaint little town with plenty of pubs (if you're into that sort of stuff). Generally quite pleasant and it seemed relaxed. I was a bit surprised by the fact that they guard their money transport with heavily armed police though...

Rome (Italy): Rome is big, but what surprised me was just how much greenery there was in the city. Getting by on foot was not really viable (unlike all the other previously mentioned cities) and people were surprisingly bad at English, but their public transportation was still easy to use, and the city is beautiful.

Prague (Czech Republic): Prague is a very pedestrian friendly city, and surprisingly easy to navigate, despite its age. There are plenty of old buildings to look at and a large park on a hill that gives you a great view of the city. Overall I really liked it.

Rijeka (Croatia): A small-ish town in Croatia where it seems to rain all the time... I found it very easy to navigate by foot, but other people from the city called me crazy for doing so. The town does suffer from a relatively poor economy, which was noticeable in the way many buildings looked. I would not recommend staying in this town for weeks as a tourist unless you know someone there.

These are the ones that always stay with me and made me happy to be there and to learn things and get to know people. :3

Jerusalem, Israel
Bloemfontein, South Africa
Cork, Ireland
Siena, Italy
Paris, France

I would like to go to Quebec, Canada pour rencontrer les Québécois. ^^

I'm come France, I grew up not far from the Swiss border so I went there quite a few times, I went to Germany 2 times and Ireland 1 times. This year in the fall I planned to go to Canada to make a road trip from east to west.

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I swear I remember cancelling my G2A subscription

Karuizawa, Machu Picchu, Koh Phangan Island, Dar es Salaam, Lhasa 🛫🛄

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Top places visited:
Norway and Iceland
Montenegro and Bosnia
Andalusia and Galicia
Costa Rica
Scotland and Ireland

Japan is on my "must visit" list too.