travel my whole life air force grew up in it 5 countries 35 states miss it but like being in one place right now

Hihi, I think that's what mostly the English drank??


I had my own weird/funny experience on my first day in Australia, Darwin. We went to have dinner, also had fries with our meal. Now there was no mayonnaise. Since we're Dutch we need mayonnaise with our fries otherwise it's not edible.
SO my mom and I went to this waiter and asked for mayonnaise.
The young man blushed as if I'd made an indecent proposal, he got red as a tomato!
I didn't get it, neither did my mom. I asked again, but the guy remained awkward.
So we just left it at that.

Later on I had fries in Alice Springs, but then I asked my roommate to get me some mayonnaise. I didn't want a similar awkward experience, haha.
She got it, but a teaspoon full. Fat lot of good that's going to do!

I still don't know why this guy got all weird.

I like travel, and seeing different places.
People, not so much.

Grace...For Brazilian food, I suggest a Churrascaria (chu-hask-ka-reeyah)...it is quite a culinary experience...and also Feijoada (fayz-wah-da)...if you happen to be in New York the Sunday before our Labor Day you can experience Brazilian Day. People come to West 46th Street not only from all over New York City but from all corners of the world to celebrate Brazil - the culture, music, dance, and food.

I go to Cienfuegos Cuba. I go snorkeling, alot. I have gone for many, many years. and I'm still single :) :)
I know the area well. It is familiar, I have traveled to mexico, columbia, peru, US, florida, michigan, new york ( not deep into it ) Illinois was good.
I like meeting locals.

England, or better said, the UK.
I always feel so good there!

Once did a roundtrip, starting in Hull, then straight off the ferry to Holyhead, Wales, to spend time with family. We stopped along the way at Chester cos I wanted to. I liked it!
After a few days in Wales, attending a family wedding, we drove through Snowdonia to Glastonbury, stayed there for 2 nights so I could see most of what I wanted. Chalice well, Wearyall Hill, the Abby etc. The Holy Thorn was still there then. Got butchered a few months later :(
Then on to stay with friends in Southminster for a few days. We wanted to stop at Bath, but traffic was a nightmare. We did stop at Stonehenge so my then partner could see it. We didn't go in, almost closing time and sun was setting.

It was a really good trip!

Thanks a lot it’s so nice of you I took notes for later use best wishes to you and your family

i love love travelling. in fact if it were for free i wouldnt be here lol. i have travelled to south africa before from my home country Malawi. i stayed there for 2 and a half year

One guy told me music in South Africa is really good have you listened to it there

oh yes its great

I love to travel and am very grateful that I been given a chance to visit Singapore and on this coming October will be my 3rd time to visit the country which I started to love the place especially the awesome and very healthy foods they had in there....

I like traveling

Most of my out of country travels,
have been to Mexico and Canada.
Always fun.

Germany, I spent most of my time
in Frankfurt, and vicinity.
Lived there for awhile.
The folks there, always treated me
like I was home.

Belfast was... Well, Belfast.
I prefer Derry.
And, as long as I can get a written guarantee,
that there is no weird initiation stuff,
(I heard stories in Belfast)
I'd like to actually visit Ireland.

I've heard those stories too

I need to get back to Sydney, Australia. I left the light on in the hotel room 40 years ago.

2 places I want to take road trips to, one is to San Francisco so I can visit Alcatraz and the other is get a passport, pick up River and go to Canada and surprise Rosie. Oops, Rosie, you did not see this.

I was on a ferry in the San Francisco Bay. Went by Alcatraz.

Lol your light is waiting for you somewhere in Sydney

Turkey was really quite lovely! Would not mind going there again!