1: If there were no limits, where would you go today?
2: Where have you long dreamed of going, that you have not gone to?
3: Apart from where you live, where do you feel most at home?
4: Where have you traveled to the most times?
5: How would you like to travel across the continent?
My answers:
1: If there were no limits, where would you go today? Italy - that is where we leave for tomorrow.
2: Where have you long dreamed of going, that you have not gone to? Japan.
3: Apart from where you live, where do you feel most at home? London.
4: Where have you traveled to the most times? Florida, several times a year when my parents were alive.
5: How would you like to travel across the continent? I would like to drive it, but in very short travel days, maybe 100-150 miles a day average.
Please share your answers in the comments.
1: If there were no limits, where would you go today? I’m fine where I am today. A friend is in town.
ReplyDelete2: Where have you long dreamed of going, that you have not gone to? Pompei.
3: Apart from where you live, where do you feel most at home? Bergen, Norway.
4: Where have you traveled to the most times? New York City, I suppose.
5: How would you like to travel across the continent? I would not.
I bet there is a ferry across the Italy.
DeleteIt’s only about a 24-hour drive from here.
DeleteRent a car, take a train,
Delete1. Australia / New Zealand. I want to see it, but the time it takes is just daunting.
ReplyDelete2. St. Lucia.
3. New York City. Or DC.
4. See #3.
5. Small RV. One I can drive and put in reverse if necessary.
I sometimes think about an RV, but I would want a someone to empty the tanks.
Delete1: If there were no limits, where would you go today? I've been feeling Taos lately.
ReplyDelete2: Where have you long dreamed of going, that you have not gone to? Africa.
3: Apart from where you live, where do you feel most at home? Anywhere beside an ocean.
4: Where have you traveled to the most times? The West Coast.
5: How would you like to travel across the continent? A train might be nice, or by car for a more leisurely trip.
We have a neighbor whose mother lives in LA, who often takes the train, it is slow, but she HATES to fly.
Delete1. Today I'm going to a forest preserve on the south side of the city to see the blooming bluebells. It's always a wonderful treat.
ReplyDelete2. I would like to take my oldest son to Egypt.
3. ?
4. Probably Wisconsin - for family vacations and to visit family.
5. I might not want to anymore.
Egypt is a long trip
Delete1: If there were no limits, where would you go today? Egypt
ReplyDelete2: Where have you long dreamed of going, that you have not gone to? Namibia
3: Apart from where you live, where do you feel most at home? London
4: Where have you traveled to the most times? London
5: How would you like to travel across the continent? Just like you, I'd drive just short distances each day and I'd add, on the less traveled roads.
A slow drive across the back roads of the country
Delete1. I'd like to go back to England in general and London in particular. So much to see!
ReplyDelete2. I never did make it to Iceland, so I'd go there.
3. I feel most at home in Canadian cities because there's no culture shock or adjustment. My fave cities to visit are Victoria, Vancouver, Winnipeg, Ottawa, Quebec City, Halifax and yes, okay, Toronto too, I guess.
4. Internationally, the place I've gone to most often on repeat holidays is Maui (about 4 or 5 times).
5. If I were to go across Canada, I would drive. It's a helluva trip, especially across northern Ontario. Nothing but the same rock, tree, and lake repeated about a billion times.
Fly Iceland Air to London and do a few days stop over.
Delete1: If there were no limits, where would you go today? Perhaps Japan or Thailand
ReplyDelete2: Where have you long dreamed of going, that you have not gone to? New Zealand and Australia
3: Apart from where you live, where do you feel most at home? Sonoma Coast or Gaviota on the Santa Barbara Channel - also the Redwood Highway/North Coast. I feel centered and at peace when I am in these regions.
4: Where have you traveled to the most times? Probably my parents' house in Ventura County (obligations and holidays, not a vacation by any stretch of the imagination)
5: How would you like to travel across the continent? Train, hopping on or off as the spirit moved me, or small RV van.
Will Jay
I wish there were more hotels near train stations.
Delete1: If there were no limits, where would you go today? On an around the world cruise.
ReplyDelete2: Where have you long dreamed of going, that you have not gone to? Spain and Portugal.
3: Apart from where you live, where do you feel most at home? Hmmmm...tough one. I'll get back to you on that.
4: Where have you traveled to the most times? New York City
5: How would you like to travel across the continent? Driving on back roads for a couple hundred miles a day.
There is a great blogger in Spain. https://movingwithmitchell.com/
DeleteSuch a fun set of questions! 1: No limits? I'd be on a flight to Morocco by morning. 2: I've been dreaming about Japan for years and keep finding reasons to push it back. 3: Istanbul feels like home to me in a way I still can't quite explain. 4: Southeast Asia, I keep circling back. 5: Slow train all the way, definitely.
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