I want to go to Greece

Life: No one gets out alive.

I must be one of the few who craves not the sun and sand places. Give me mountains, wildlife, forests, vales, snow and skiing! (but without anyone else there, skiing with NO one else ). I really HATE beaches....sorry, no i don't hate beaches at all - i LOVE them, its the idiots and arseholes they attract that keeps me away. I really don't understand why people spend hundreds, or even THOUSANDS of pounds/dollars to go and lie on a towel on a patch of sand about 4 ft by 8ft, surrounded by lots of other heaving, fat, smelly, sweaty people. Its my idea of hell, and even though you might see the odd "fittie" - i would rather go round eastern Europian cities, and Russia too.

Top destinations for me are:

Canada
Russia
New Zealand
Alaska
Northern Europe (sweden, finland), Eastern Europe (Chezk, Hungary etc), and China as well (not europe obviously).

I have alot more strange destinations choices, but they don't involve beaches at all..... .Should be a bit of a giveaway that i am a Massive Michael Palin travelling challenge program fan! - although i have only seen three (round the world in 80days, Pole to Pole and Round the pacific Rim!).

Edited by - Chips on 4/1/2004 1:39:34 PM

The Scottish Highlands

I'd love to go to Australia or Japan. Australia just for it being Australia and Japan for it being totally different from where I live now.

@Heltak

So.... Is there ever a time when Scotland is NOT on your mind? ... Not that there's anything wrong with that....

@Nick:

I'd like to go to Tuscany in Italy. I'd rent a car and do a lazy driving tour.

I've been through most of Northern France but I've never been in the South so I know
I've missed a lot there too. I'd like to spend a week in Madrid just to see all the museums. They have an incredible collection of art there.

I've also missed out on getting to the Netherlands. I've been as close to it as Antwerp but never got across the border.

AND, I'd actually like to drive around Iceland.

Edited by - Indy11 on 4/1/2004 5:23:00 PM

I'd just kill for a break from homework right about now.

If you all are looking for a nice vacations spot this time of year, one with crime, danger, corn, work and rollercoaster weather; Ohio is the place for you!

Signature? What's that?

before even thinking about going to another country, i wanna see everything the uk has, either on my own or with a friend or two.

Windows NT crashed.
I am the Blue Screen of Death.
No one hears your screams

Sirius

Actually, iv love to go on a holidy to an underwater city, birds and trees inside, fish and tonnes of water outside, complete freedom of 3-D movement!!
Itd be pretty funny to be swimming outside and see a bird land next to you!!

Serously:
Great Barrier Reef
New Zealand
Canada
Antarctica
Tassie
Kola Perninsula, Murmansk, Russia
Crete
Egypt
The Great Australian Outback
Stonehenge

the left side of my room XD

*i removed the chain letter from my sig*

I just hate hot weather, or warm weather.

I'd go to northern Canada where its nice and cold AND the locals can speak English. Or French, but I think I can cope with that.


I'm not evil, just morally challenged

Im just like chips, I prefer mountians, forests, lakes, rivers, etc
I like beaches,... well not the beach but I love swimming im the
sea and I hate it when its crowded. I would also really like to visit eastern
Europe and Russia.

My top destinations:

Canada
Alaska
Russia
Eastern Europe
Scandinavia

I have several favourite places but my top 3 are:

1) Sorrento/Rome/Capri (and if you haven't visited Pompeii you really are missing out)
2) Warsaw
3) Ambelside, nr Windermere

the alps or the scottish highlands walking or skiing
also the scottish islands sailing and drinking

Within Australia my favourite spots are the Yorke Peninsula in South Australia, any of the local snow fields (in New South Wales and Victoria), though Perisher in NSW is a hot spot for poon tang. and Sydney is a cool place to spend a bit of time. The great ocean road in Victoria is a fantastic spot or I should say spots, because there are so many great places to stop. Lorne used to be my favourite until it got over populated by yuppies and other rich knobs.

I've been to Britain once, Bath and Edinburgh were my fav spots and London was a buzz for a small town boy like myself. I might head up north and see a bit of asia in the next few years.

EDIT: and before you ask, yes it does snow in parts of australia, granted it's not very good snow but it does provide a suitable skiing platform.......though some years...well let's just say that ski's stop pretty quick when you hit a grassy spot.

Edited by - Mustang on 4/2/2004 4:25:05 AM