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Busy New York? An exotic island in Thailand?| 34 Replies: « back 1 2 next » |  Mell Mell Post Count: 14869 Msg: #21 89 weeks ago, April 4th 2008 | The letter of invitation thing has changed now Jakko. It is no longer needed for many foreigners. The government of Krgyzstan wants to make it easier for tourists so they can get some much needed foreign money into the country. Citizens of many countries can now get a visa on arrival. But being a third world country one never knows what complications are in store when one encounters buerocacy there. I am not sure whether waiting to get to the airport in Bishkek or sending my passport to the Krygyzstan consulate will involve the least BS. :D | Mel [Edited: 11:58 - Mell ]  Ellen Around the World Ellen Post Count: 102 Msg: #22 89 weeks ago, April 4th 2008 | India, Cuba, Laos, Italy and home sweet home, Australia! | footeswitch Tim Foote Post Count: 5 Msg: #23 89 weeks ago, April 5th 2008 | Costa Rica, by far. It has an old world charm, mixed with very pleasant people, and hardworking. Reminds me of growing up in Newfoundland which is on the far east coast of Canada. Also a really great place to visit, a mix of Irish, English, Scottish, and great people!!! | [Moderator edit: Mel removing link. Promotional links are against the forum rules] [Edited: 22:27 - Mell ] Mell Mell Post Count: 14869 Msg: #24 89 weeks ago, April 5th 2008 | I met somebody who was born and lived most of his life in New Foundland when I was in Canada Tim. I was amazed to hear that he had a heavy Irish accent even though he had never been to Ireland. It gave me the impression that there are very closed Irish communities in New Foundland. | Mel footeswitch Tim Foote Post Count: 5 Msg: #25 89 weeks ago, April 5th 2008 | Newfoundland has small towns and many different dialects, some are mixtures of Irish, and others. Most began as fishing communities. Some have a thick Scottish type accent. The scenery is beautiful, rugged coastline, and open seas, and whales to watch. Maybe you can go there someday!! | [Moderator edit: Mel removing link. Promotional links are against the forum rules] Tim [Edited: 22:26 - Mell ] Mell Mell Post Count: 14869 Msg: #26 89 weeks ago, April 5th 2008 | I want to go there Tim. :) | I am curious to see if the places where a lot of Irish people live look like Ireland. Mel  m1ssjane Jane Pocock Post Count: 26 Msg: #27 89 weeks ago, April 5th 2008 | 1. Cambodia - amazing country - horrible history, but great people (despite the history) | 2. Italy - what's not to love - Rome, Venice - history, food 3. New York - give me a buzz 4. Spain - the food, the food, the food 5. Laos - relaxed, friendly, amazing footeswitch Tim Foote Post Count: 5 Msg: #28 89 weeks ago, April 5th 2008 | I can send you some pictures Mell | [Moderator edit: Mel removing link. Promotional links are against the forum rules] http://www.newfoundlandlabrador.com/SightsAndSounds/StillPictures/PlacesToGo.aspx [Edited: 22:25 - Mell ] Mell Mell Post Count: 14869 Msg: #29 89 weeks ago, April 5th 2008 | Thanks for those Tim. :) |  P05 PartyofFive Post Count: 52 Msg: #30 87 weeks ago, April 22nd 2008 | Top 5 Destinations that I've been to: | 1. Bermuda (for its beauty) 2. Antigua (for its beauty) 3. San Diego (for its beauty) 4. Washington DC (for its history) 5. New York City (for its excitement) Top 5 Destinations I'd like to visit: 1. Paris 2. London 3. Hawaii 4. Isreal 5. Alaska deleted_36417 deleted_36417 Post Count: 15 Msg: #31 85 weeks ago, May 6th 2008 | Top places I've been to (of course this is subject to change, because I ain't done traveling yet): | 1) Papua New Guinea (dangerous, but it's like going hundreds of years back in time) 2) Pohnpei, Federated States of Micronesia (The mysterious city of Nan Madol!) 3) Vanuatu (Going to the top of Mt. Yasur, an active volcano, is mindblowing and the people are the friendliest in the Pacific) 4) Rio, Brazil (this place is electric) 5) Poland (like it so much, I'm gonna stay here for a while) Top places I want to go: 1) Belarus (will do it this summer if all goes well) 2) Bhutan 3) Mongolia 4) Libya 5) Iran -because I like places off the beaten path and just a little bit scary. :D [Edited: 20:53 - LaVagabonde ]  Eda Eda Antonio Post Count: 16 Msg: #32 85 weeks ago, May 7th 2008 | 1. Seoul, South Korea - fond of their dramas and wanted to see shooting locations | 2. California, USA - visit my Mom and brother again 3. Dubai, UAE - see their famous hotel 4. Egypt - see the Pyramids and more 5. Maldives - heard that beaches there are great system TravelBlog System User Post Count: 952 Msg: #33 85 weeks ago, May 7th 2008 | 2 posts moved to this new topic: Ethical Travelling |  mikarov Victor Portillo Post Count: 4 Msg: #34 83 weeks ago, May 19th 2008 | in my top destinations | 1. Georgia; unique culture, friendly people, amazing villages in Svaneti and monasteries and food. 2. Syria; thre is a lot of history in this country, a lot to see, friendly people 3. Indionesia; the volcanos, nature, sights, beaches 4. Ethiopia; there is a lot of culture and history in this country, and amazing churches 5. El Salvador; nature, colonial towns, and specially because i want a visit a friend who lives here 34 Replies: « back 1 2 next » | Number of Users: 27 | Number of Posts: 34 34 Replies: « back 1 2 next » | | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
