Erm.. Don't think they qualify as a different country for you 

They might...
At this rate anywhere but home is another country for me. Though I'm planning on going to Saint Andrew's, NB.

Going to Florida as I was supposed to in 2020. I also want to go to Cali.

You're certainly welcome to come check out my hometown of Sunrise, just west of Fort Lauderdale!

You're certainly welcome to come check out my hometown of Sunrise, just west of Fort Lauderdale!

Good to know! I usually stay in the Orlando area.

You'll have to switch off the humidity generators, or I'll sweat to death 

Those generatiors would be mighty useful right now as its going to have a high below zero this weekend as we get a nasty cold snap! Def breaking out the heat lamps and staying indorrs watching speedweeks.

They might...
At this rate anywhere but home is another country for me. Though I'm planning on going to Saint Andrew's, NB.

We live 80 miles away from the real Saint Andrews 

Probably start off with places in Canada like Vancouver. I'm been wanting to visit that city for years. Then probably revisit some places that I've been to in the past, like the Los Angeles and San Diego area, Japan and Hong Kong are also good places to visit. Probably lots more places in the US and Canada that I've never been to too to be honest.

Finally I would also like to go internationally to places like Europe and Australia both of which I've never been to.

If you ever want to visit Europe,you should visit Serbia ,you would be amazed by the nature and history and people are nice and polite.I would also like to visit Aistralia,to see how it looks and to have nice memory and experience.

We live 80 miles away from the real Saint Andrews 

Not that there's any hope of either of us beating Tiger Woods 

Not that there's any hope of either of us beating Tiger Woods 

Well not in real life, but I did beat him while playing PGA golf on my PS3 aka 'The blatting machine' 

I absolutely wish to visit the UK after the pandemic is over. Seriously. Someday. But if that ever happens,
I'd be with friends, and someone else would be driving us around. Not me.

I absolutely wish to visit the UK after the pandemic is over. Seriously. Someday. But if that ever happens,
I'd be with friends, and someone else would be driving us around. Not me.

If you get this far north, you'll be welcome here 

Oh, bring lots of lamps 

I'll have to make my way over to the UK at some point an meet up with some family I have over there. Pandemic or not the flight is the deal-breaker for me. The same thing with going to Japan, I have been once an I love it; just not the 9-hour flight.

If you plan on going to Australia, try not just go to Sydney. I have been there several times and it was crap. Is only a few tourist destinations and the rest of it is meh. And don't get me started on the traffic there . If you can, try to visit Melbourne and Brisbane, they are very nice places to be in.

I'm gonna be honest... other than the flight to get to the UK... (my stomach AIN'T playing with flights. I dry heaved 8 times during my 2 hour flight
to LA, back in 2014. Luckily I didn't eat before. That was my first time ever flying) ...the traffic in the UK is the main thing that gets me scratching
my head. Big time. That would be one of my biggest worries if I ever went there. It *looks* worse than LA traffic, and that's saying a lot.
Another area I'd like to visit, small visit, is my Moms country. Barbados. I want to explore it for a short time, to see what it's all about. Been
there only one time when I was 3 years old, and I don't remember anything from that trip of course.

I'm gonna be honest... other than the flight to get to the UK... (my stomach AIN'T playing with flights. I dry heaved 8 times during my 2 hour flight
to LA, back in 2014. Luckily I didn't eat before. That was my first time ever flying) ...the traffic in the UK is the main thing that gets me scratching
my head. Big time. That would be one of my biggest worries if I ever went there. It *looks* worse than LA traffic, and that's saying a lot.
Another area I'd like to visit, small visit, is my Moms country. Barbados. I want to explore it for a short time, to see what it's all about. Been
there only one time when I was 3 years old, and I don't remember anything from that trip of course.

For myself, the traffic is no worry as we adopted the UK's driving standards so it is exactly the same maybe with a few different rules. What put me off going to Asia was when I flew home from Thailand. It was about 4am and had Burger King for brekky as that was the only place open in the airport and with the multi-hour delay I was sick on the whole 9 hour flight from Phuket airport to Melbourne. That put me off going to Thailand despite all of the mad stuff they sell on the street like explosives and pirated DS flash cartridges all of which 12 yo me loved. Also put me off burger king so only Hungry Jacks for me A different problem I have when going to Asia and really most other countries is language. When I was over in Japan we went downstairs of our hotel in Yokohama to the Maccas there and me and my Dad spoke 0 Japanese so from our language barrier I got my standard Maccas feed and Dad got stuck with iced coffee instead of coke. I was outside looking over the view and I can't tell you how long I was laughing my arse off when I heard him spit all out and say its coffee

I'd like to visit Italy as soon as the pandemic subsides. I've heard so many good things from the warm and sunny weather, the delicious food and wine, and the fascinating history. I'd love to spend two weeks touring the country and having the first relaxing and luxurious vacation in a long time. It's been a cold, rainy, and depressing winter for me, so I'm developing some serious wanderlust. I definitely want to visit Rome, Venice, Treviso, and Florence. The other decision would be taking trains from city to city, or renting a cool car like a Ferrari 

If you plan on going to Australia, try not just go to Sydney. I have been there several times and it was crap. Is only a few tourist destinations and the rest of it is meh. And don't get me started on the traffic there . If you can, try to visit Melbourne and Brisbane, they are very nice places to be in.

I have a cousin just outside Brisbane, but doubt we'll get a chance to get there any time soon