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[Bouland]

Re: What Countries do you know and where else would you like to go?

traveled to
uk -twice
saudi arabia -4
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bahrain -3
uae -3
egypt -2
iran -3
iraq
turkey
syria
japan

most of those were when i was 16 or younger

it's been 4 years now since the last time i went outta my country

 

[Crow-Kun]

Re: What Countries do you know and where else would you like to go?

I want to go to France Very badly more than any other country.....

 

[kadodo]

Re: What Countries do you know and where else would you like to go?

I want to go to France Very badly more than any other country.....

France is on my list too but why do u want to go so badly?

 

[Punky fish]

Re: What Countries do you know and where else would you like to go?

I live in Finland, I've been in sweden, denmark and england.I WANT to go to Japan!!!

 

[PaperYomiko]

Re: Manga Helpers Travel & Tour Guide Agency

Hey guys! Thought it would be nice to get this thread back on the first page

As you can see, I did some thread merging here ^^ If you are traveling somewhere in the future and have questions or want some advice, this is a great place to ask! We have people from all over the world here, and the best travel advice always comes from the locals

 

[Leen]

Re: What Countries do you know and where else would you like to go?

Traveled to : USA

Future travel plans:

The Africa continent (countries don't matter)
- Mission trips

China
- Trace back my own genealogy

Monaco
- Perfect location to escape tax and to watch Monaco F1 GP
- My intended retirement home if I were rich enough

 

[unasuvas]

Re: What Countries do you know and where else would you like to go?

Hmm, I live in Southern California and I've only been to Las Vegas, Nevada and the Philippines but I would like to go to Germany or Japan. But what I really want to do when I become older is to live or at least take a long vacation in Spain.

 

[lordHokage]

Re: Manga Helpers Travel & Tour Guide Agency

This thread is indeed interesting, I like it a lot. I have to get my beloved country lists together. I will check back later.

 

[kadodo]

Re: What Countries do you know and where else would you like to go?

I never had Monaco on my list but I hear that it's a nice country.

Spain is definitely a place I want to go in. I love their culture and everything. I think it would be a nice place for vacations.

 

[Hollow Kurono]

Re: What Countries do you know and where else would you like to go?

Okay i need info on hungary,where to go,whats good there,is there anything good at all,cause my school si going there and i like takin trips and missing school,so is there anything good there??

I realy dont know if its the right place to ask this.

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[igotthegoods]

what is your favorite vacation?

what's the best vacation you've ever been on or the best place you've ever visited?

for me, it was an RV trip with some friends a few years ago. we rented an RV and did sort of a "circle tour" around lake michigan. we started in chicago, went up through wisconsin and into the upper peninsula of michigan and then back down through the main part of michigan and finally ended up back in the windy city. it was a 5 day trip. we took our sweet time stopping at various places like cheese stores in wisconsin (yummy!), mackinaw city/mackinac island, an indian casino in the UP (gambling is fun if done responsibly ), and traverse city. we stopped and spent the night at various state parks and camp grounds, which we planned out ahead of time so we knew how far we had to travel each day. we basically drank beer and made smores around the campfire every night after our days of driving, shopping, and sight-seeing. it was really chill and sooooo much fun.

i would highly recommend it if you can get the right group of people together for the trip. we had 2 girls and 3 guys.....all platonic friendships, i might add, and we are all fairly low-maintenance people. we basically tried to find the right mix in which to avoid drama and we succeeded. it was fairly inexpensive as well. we bought most of our food ahead of time at the grocery store and ate on the RV so that really cut costs.

ok, your turn

 

[phatspy]

Re: what is your favorite vacation?

woah what a coincidence i live in michigan im not old enough to do that but hmm rite now im on my favorite vacation but im from trinidad an tobago and i used to live there but only in trinidad i was young a middle schooler idk what grade diff school system and we visited tobago the tiny island rite next to it visited the beaches good food i was with all my class mates that was the last time i would see them before going to a secondary school and one of their parents owned a hotel so we stayed at the hotel at a cheaper rate. my current really goodvacation is driving to new york and spending time in brooklyn w/ family friend amazing food shopping an what not i just think its time for me to have a vacation w/ a friend lol that wld b nice

 

[godofthesunn]

Re: what is your favorite vacation?

My favorite vacation would be going to Hawaii. Not only did I see uber attractive Japanese women but surfing in the pacific was fantastic.

 

[lordHokage]

Re: Manga Helpers Travel & Tour Guide Agency

For anyone who's planning to trip to my beloved country, here are some useful information, chick Welcome To The Islands Of The Bahamas, have fun.

 

[Sherbetmayhem]

Re: Religious Discussion and Q&A Thread

I stayed in Amman mostly (I rode my camel, Allyan, in Wadi-Rum! I learned my first word of Arabic there - pronounced 'gyallaa'! which meant hurry up, I think...) Teaching in the Christianity lessons in the local schools. I found it quite strange that religious lessons were taught completely separately - whereas in England, religious lessons are generally all taught together, regardless of the religion of the student, and we learn about all of them together.

Yeah, the taxis were quite bizarre as well! Amman is such a cool city though I taught in the Bishop's school and... darn, what was the girl's school called... CMS? I can't remember ^_^;

Yeah. The religious divide is quite strong there, at least from a Christian perspective. I mean, we were in a little church hall, and we were surrounded by mosques, with the dudes doing the call a lot I wasn't too happy about being woken so early :P

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[ElUniversal]

Re: Manga Helpers Travel & Tour Guide Agency

Well, I'd like to share some pics about my country....I don't have photos of the Iguazú Falls, the perito Moreno glacier, the Moon Valley, Buenos Aires bohemian places or such, but I do have pics from my birthplace and the place I'm currently living in....hope you like them (and if you don't you better not say anything )

Country : Argentina

The Annual siberian-pulled-cart race in Calamuchita

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Villa Devoto, also called "Buenos Aires garden"

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Typical cherry tree in San Luis (I think it's cherry...)

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El Morro, in San Luis

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and I gotta go...maybe I'll post more later on...

 

[Gold Knight]

Re: Manga Helpers Travel & Tour Guide Agency

I think I'm going to take the liberty of stickying this thread for a while to give it more attention. Good idea though.

Here's a picture of where I live (basically).

Country : United States
Location : Easten Tennessee, Smoky Mountains

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And the lake where I live at:

 

[redcometfm]

Re: Religious Discussion and Q&A Thread

I stayed in Amman mostly (I rode my camel, Allyan, in Wadi-Rum! I learned my first word of Arabic there - pronounced 'gyallaa'! which meant hurry up, I think...) Teaching in the Christianity lessons in the local schools. I found it quite strange that religious lessons were taught completely separately - whereas in England, religious lessons are generally all taught together, regardless of the religion of the student, and we learn about all of them together.

Yeah, the taxis were quite bizarre as well! Amman is such a cool city though I taught in the Bishop's school and... darn, what was the girl's school called... CMS? I can't remember ^_^;

Yeah. The religious divide is quite strong there, at least from a Christian perspective. I mean, we were in a little church hall, and we were surrounded by mosques, with the dudes doing the call a lot I wasn't too happy about being woken so early :P

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OT, I know, but any tips for visiting England?

 

[Azurel]

Re: Manga Helpers Travel & Tour Guide Agency

I'm envious of those who live surrounded by nature; mountains, greenies and rivers. It's something I can't enjoy on a tiny, modernized island filled with tall buildings. btw, the lake looks nice GK ^^

Well, I'm planning to visit Australia some time tis year during the winter season. Like Rukawa, we singaporeans have never seen snow Although I have a couple of frens in perth and adelaide, I wanna know like where are the good spots to visit etc..

 

[Gold Knight]

Re: Manga Helpers Travel & Tour Guide Agency

Hmm you should definitely talk to our Australians here about that, hehe.

Hey, ask Kadoman in her thread, she's from there.