where you been?

Wow! ATSers get around!

All western states and most of the Eastern seaboard.
Mexico
Canada
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Finland (got bumped to 1st class )
Soviet Union/Russia
U.K.
Italy
Egypt
Holland
El Salvador (emergency landing lead to a min-vacation..long story)


[Edited on 20-11-2003 by kukla]

kukla whats finland like?
i'm going to a town outside helsinki

I've been outside of bc 3 times in my life. Twice to America ~ California and Alberta Canada 'my home city'.

Future plans include America Egypt New Zealand Australia The UK.



[Edited on 20-11-2003 by Sapphire]

East coast to west coast US.
Canada
Paris, France 2x
Toured Germany with my now exgirlfriend who was in the Europian production of the musical Hair.
Switzerland
Toured Japan for 3 weeks
A cruise to Bermuda
A cruise to the Caribbian
And in two weeks another cruise to the Mexico and Belise

I get around.

Countries: USA, Canada, Mexico

In USA: Oklahoma (live here), Texas, Louisiana, Kansas, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, New York, Florida, Tennessee, Puerto Rico.
Canada: Roblin, Manitoba.
Mexico: Cozumel island, Tulum, Playa del Carmen.

Once out of high school and college, I plan on visiting Giza, Notre Dame, Okinawa, a few towns in ol' Mother Russia, India, Ireland, so on, so forth...

Hmm Lemme see. Ive visited:

In USA: Illinois, Colorado, Florida, Texas, California, Oregon, Washington, Puerto Rico (Live here).

Other: St. Thomas, St. Martin, Barbados, Dominican Repuclic, Martinique.

Ive visited a couple more places but I cant remember right now.

Ireland (birthplace)
Uk
France
Germany
Spain

I don't really think our vast travels make us who we are, better or worse. What is most impressive are the gifts we pick up along the way and treasure always, whether it's one mile away or thousands..

Nice sentiments... I'd argue though, that travel does contribute a lot to who we are... For example, living where I have (not just visiting), it's really helped me to see other sides of issues, and be more objective... It's given me a great perspective, made me more globally aware, and has given me an appreciation for other cultures...all things that I might not have had were it not for the travel... I just hope, that when I have children, I can do likewise for them, so that they are more of a global citizen.

I have no idea how you have related my previous response to all that you've written? I was stating that travels near or far in distance can attribute to who we are by the little(non-material) treasures we pick up along the way. By treasures I mean life-styles, cultures, beliefs, perspectives, views, knowledge etc..of all peoples all over the US and other countries.

I apologize for my metaphorical confusion. And I agree with what you have written btw..

As for me, I've lived in Inverness Scotland all my life (bar six months spent on the Isle of Rum), and haven't travelled very far (much to my own lack of drive)

All over the UK
France (Paris, Lyon, numerous places on south coast)
Italy (Bibione, Venice)
Switzerland

When I was around 14 or 15, I was this >< close to going on a school exchange trip for 3 weeks, travelling in the States (coast to coast). Then my father lost his job a month before the trip.

:bnghd:

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I'm looking forward to re-covering some of my old stomping grounds to see what's happened around them and enjoy them afresh. And I would never go to Antarctica alone.

Originally posted by MaskedAvatar
I'm looking forward to re-covering some of my old stomping grounds to see what's happened around them and enjoy them afresh. And I would never go to Antarctica alone.

Me too MA. I want to go back to Brunei and see how it's changed. When I was last there the city of Bandar Seri Begawan was blowing up. I wonder what it looks like now...

I'll go to Antarctica with you, it's one of the two continents I haven't been to. I'd take the boat though, a nice, cruisy, aluminium hulled sailboat and cruise the islets and ice shelfs. I'd take the surfboard too, I heard they get good waves in West Ant.

[Edited on 3-1-2004 by insite]

Originally posted by insite
I'll go to Antarctica with you, it's one of the two continents I haven't been to. I'd take the boat though, a nice, cruisy, aluminium hulled sailboat and cruise the islets and ice shelfs. I'd take the surfboard too, I heard they get good waves in West Ant.

Sounds a unique way of experiencing the last wilderness!

What's your other unvisited continent?

I felt a little world weary on reaching the one region I had never visited by last decade (Europe). But the bug has been biting deeper ever since.

[Edited on 9-9-2004 by MaskedAvatar]

Canada
Mexico
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
Alaska
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
California
Texas
and of course, Utah

I've never been to Africa before. My parents were looking into a vacation in the Seychelles. Don't know how "Africa" you consider that, but we never went anyway.

I travel for a living. Been to all of the lower 48 several times and all of Canada several times with the exception of Newfoundland.

Lived in: New York (home base), Boston 2x, Toronto 2x and Los Angeles.

Been to Ireland 2x, England 3x, Germany, Hungary. Lots of places still left to go!

create your own visited states map
or check out these Google Hacks.


here the states i've been to; the only other country that i have been to is mexico. i really want to go to poland, czechoslovakia, italy, and australia.

douweosinga.com...

[Edited on 18-3-2004 by panchovilla]

[Edited on 18-3-2004 by panchovilla]

Apart from England, Wales & Scotland, the following places have enjoyed my company :

Jersey
Sark
Brittany
Normandy
Transylvania & Wallachia
NW Oregon

Florida, maryland, puerto rico, st.thomas, st.kitts and some other places that begin with st... I'm from one of the boroughs in N.Y.--B

well i live in virginia a went rafting in north carolina ive been to the keys ive been to mexico, ive been to disneyworld and not long ago i went to D.C. but when i was in D.C,. i was sick most of the time and didnt get to see the smitsonian:bnghd: