robert blu
quiet photographer
@ Cal and brennanphotoguy: yes, that's the way! A few month ago my wife and me supported this trip toward North Cape of a young photographer who lost a leg in Bosnia, we met him a few days ago to listen to the story of the journey and look at the special photo he took. Great story.
Cal, many years ago I had a Jeep CJ3 with a Spanish Diesel Engine, it was more similar to a tractor than a car...but during the '87 winter IFCR we had a terrific snowfall and I was one of the few able to drive...I'll look for a photo of that Jeep...
robert
Cal, many years ago I had a Jeep CJ3 with a Spanish Diesel Engine, it was more similar to a tractor than a car...but during the '87 winter IFCR we had a terrific snowfall and I was one of the few able to drive...I'll look for a photo of that Jeep...
robert
I went there to hang out with a woman I met in NYC back in May and I thought Santiago would be the highlight for me. I was very wrong. So much so that I would actually consider moving to Valparaiso some day. Already signed up for Spanish lessons to make the next trip a bit more comfortable.
This may not quite qualify since I've been there before... but I'd like to revisit places in western Turkey where I went in 1963-64 when I lived for 18 months near Izmir. This was where I took up photography as a hobby, so that powered a lot of exploration on foot. Good memories... I'm sure there have been a lot of changes since then and some places may not be easily recognizable.
taemo
eat sleep shoot
I crossed off my #1 travel bucket list earlier this year, Japan and loved it.
Always been fascinated by Japanese culture since I was kid with manga/anime and video games, wouldn't mind going again.
Also got to see Hong Kong and Singapore which were pretty high on my bucket list.
Others that I would like to see one day is Africa or South America, London possibly next.
Otherwise, there's still a lot in North America for us to see, particularly the east coast.
Always been fascinated by Japanese culture since I was kid with manga/anime and video games, wouldn't mind going again.
Also got to see Hong Kong and Singapore which were pretty high on my bucket list.
Others that I would like to see one day is Africa or South America, London possibly next.
Otherwise, there's still a lot in North America for us to see, particularly the east coast.
michaelwj
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NZ is excellent. It's like Canada compressed into a few hundred km's. For Australians it's not much more expensive than flying for a holiday locally, I've been many times, sometimes just for a weekend.
For me, Japan. Plans brewing to take the family over early next year. Can't wait.
But my dream destination has always been Antarctica.
stompyq
Well-known
India........
Talus
pan sin sal
I had always wanted to visit London. In 2005 I lived there for a semester abroad. Now? I think Japan. I haven't been to any Asian countries yet. I've explored a good part of Europe and Latin America though.
mdg137
Established
Talus
pan sin sal
What do you mean by that?
maddoc
... likes film again.
Speaking about "dream" travel destination, it would be the ISS to get some distance to our planet and see it from a different perspective.
... and experience the "overview effect"! (link).
Impossible to top that! The ultimate dream travel destination and experience for sure.
farlymac
PF McFarland
Scotland/Ireland, Sicily, and Australia are usually at the top of my list, but I think I'd really like to go to the Faroe Islands. I feel I'd like the remoteness of them.
PF
PF
maddoc
... likes film again.
David Hughes
David Hughes
And the journey when going home afterwards is a nice feeling too...
Regards, David
Regards, David
newfilm
Well-known
A bit far fetch, but I kind of dreaming to visits Mars and back in my lifetime.... em....
nukecoke
⚛Yashica
A trip starts from Moscow, across Russia, and ends in northeast China.
nickthetasmaniac
Veteran
Baffin Island
Meet in Cuba for one too many mohitos, then? It's possible I'll be there in December! Hehe
