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I have to own to being a sassenach Stoogy, but I did have the good taste to marry a scot ( well, 2 actually but we don't talk about the first one, call it a trial run!)
But I guess for the balance of things, I ought to remind folk that the land of my fathers had plenty to offer too.
But I guess for the balance of things, I ought to remind folk that the land of my fathers had plenty to offer too.
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Originally Posted by tootsl1 
I have to own to being a sassenach Stoogy, but I did have the good taste to marry a scot ( well, 2 actually but we don't talk about the first one, call it a trial run!)
But I guess for the balance of things, I ought to remind folk that the land of my fathers had plenty to offer too.
But I guess for the balance of things, I ought to remind folk that the land of my fathers had plenty to offer too.
I love Stonehenge, I've saw a program with people claiming to know how this was built but I don't believe this can be man made without the use of Karates tractor lol 😄😄😄
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Originally Posted by tootsl1
I have to own to being a sassenach Stoogy, but I did have the good taste to marry a scot ( well, 2 actually but we don't talk about the first one, call it a trial run!)
But I guess for the balance of things, I ought to remind folk that the land of my fathers had plenty to offer too.
But I guess for the balance of things, I ought to remind folk that the land of my fathers had plenty to offer too.
Nobody does it right first time out lol, love your photos mate, keep them coming if you have more.
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Originally Posted by readerbaby71
San Francisco and Northern California. I lived there for 10 years and loved it!
Thanks ReaderBaby, great post.
Have a brilliant weekend.
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Not my home countries, but some places I love outside of US:
Iceland
Rajasthan, India
Island hopping in Greece
Lake district, England
Swiss Alps and lakes
Tuscany, Italy
Some cities:
Barcelona, Spain
Rome, Italy (and a few other Italian cities)
Lausanne, Switzerland (I lived there for a while)
Berlin, Germany
Iceland
Rajasthan, India
Island hopping in Greece
Lake district, England
Swiss Alps and lakes
Tuscany, Italy
Some cities:
Barcelona, Spain
Rome, Italy (and a few other Italian cities)
Lausanne, Switzerland (I lived there for a while)
Berlin, Germany
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Originally Posted by haennie
Not my home countries, but some places I love outside of US:
Iceland
Rajasthan, India
Island hopping in Greece
Lake district, England
Swiss Alps and lakes
Tuscany, Italy
Some cities:
Barcelona, Spain
Rome, Italy (and a few other Italian cities)
Lausanne, Switzerland (I lived there for a while)
Berlin, Germany
Iceland
Rajasthan, India
Island hopping in Greece
Lake district, England
Swiss Alps and lakes
Tuscany, Italy
Some cities:
Barcelona, Spain
Rome, Italy (and a few other Italian cities)
Lausanne, Switzerland (I lived there for a while)
Berlin, Germany
Waw, you must have a few frequent flier miles clocked up then.. Lol
I have only been to the Lake District from your list but that is lovely too.
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I visited all the European places while living in Europe (up until 2006). For a few years I was in Lausanne - that's very conveniently located in the middle of the continent - I could actually travel to many places by train and was a student so half price. Then a few years in the UK and I visited mainly northern Europe. It was practical.I like this thread because it reminds me of one of my biggest passions - travel - and how during the past few years as a heavy drinker I neglected this and mainly traveled into the bottom of the bottle and my crazy head from the inside of a room. Well not only, but you get the point. Needs to change now.
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Originally Posted by haennie
I visited all the European places while living in Europe (up until 2006). For a few years I was in Lausanne - that's very conveniently located in the middle of the continent - I could actually travel to many places by train and was a student so half price. Then a few years in the UK and I visited mainly northern Europe. It was practical.I like this thread because it reminds me of one of my biggest passions - travel - and how during the past few years as a heavy drinker I neglected this and mainly traveled into the bottom of the bottle and my crazy head from the inside of a room. Well not only, but you get the point. Needs to change now.
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Originally Posted by MaidenNZ
Queenstown, South Island, New Zealand.
I'm just not too good on long haul flights which I'm sad about.
Great photo, thanks.
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