I hope you get to go to all of these places...especially the UK, Ireland and Scotland. I hope I'm lucky enough to go to some of those places someday too.
If you had to prioritize list, what your first choice be? Would you pick the Green Isle? Scotland?
Would you be interested in coming to Bolivia or Nicaragua with me next fall on a Witness for Peace delegation? Think about it.
1. Ireland (Northern & Republic)+ Scotland + Wales + England 2. Orkney + Shetland + Iona + Syke 3. Brittany + Normandy 4. Alaska 5. Crete + Egypt + Turkey 6. Sweden + Norway + Denmark 7. Western Canadian Provinces 8. Australia + New Zealand 9. Eastern Canadian Provinces 10. Greenland OR Easter Island
I can't pick one over the other when it comes to Ireland and Scotland, it has to be both equally. But England and Wales are also very high priority. I have to lump them all together. A very very close second are the smaller Isles.
Why do you want to go to Nepal mate? Full of crazy Maoists and monarchists. I met this Nepalese bird on the train recently. Nice enough. She says its pretty violent up there.
Come to England instead. The best beer, girls, music... You name it. Personally, I want to go to Spain. Sunbathe on the beaches. See where the CNT fought the fash.
Wales is very different than England. In the north the road signs are in Welsh and shit. The mountains are beautiful, and if you like sheep and unfriendly little people...
Note the list above, Nepal doesn't even make the top ten, Greenland and Easter Island rank higher on my list.
And you ask why Wales, well in fact I do like sheep, mountains, crazy names and unfriendly little people, sounds like Idaho ;) But really it is family-history that makes me want to visit all the top three on the list.
Thanks for the offer on the beer but I think I will go to Ireland for the beer and Scotland for uisge-beatha. Do they still serve good mead in England? Maybe I will look up some Saxon or Viking re-enactors, for the mead.
Aprilloper,
ReplyDeleteI hope you get to go to all of these places...especially the UK, Ireland and Scotland. I hope I'm lucky enough to go to some of those places someday too.
If you had to prioritize list, what your first choice be? Would you pick the Green Isle? Scotland?
Would you be interested in coming to Bolivia or Nicaragua with me next fall on a Witness for Peace delegation? Think about it.
1. Ireland (Northern & Republic)+ Scotland + Wales + England
ReplyDelete2. Orkney + Shetland + Iona + Syke
3. Brittany + Normandy
4. Alaska
5. Crete + Egypt + Turkey
6. Sweden + Norway + Denmark
7. Western Canadian Provinces
8. Australia + New Zealand
9. Eastern Canadian Provinces
10. Greenland OR Easter Island
I can't pick one over the other when it comes to Ireland and Scotland, it has to be both equally. But England and Wales are also very high priority. I have to lump them all together. A very very close second are the smaller Isles.
ReplyDeleteWhy do you want to go to Nepal mate? Full of crazy Maoists and monarchists. I met this Nepalese bird on the train recently. Nice enough. She says its pretty violent up there.
ReplyDeleteCome to England instead. The best beer, girls, music... You name it. Personally, I want to go to Spain. Sunbathe on the beaches. See where the CNT fought the fash.
Cheers
Wales is very different than England. In the north the road signs are in Welsh and shit. The mountains are beautiful, and if you like sheep and unfriendly little people...
ReplyDeleteDaniel,
ReplyDeleteNote the list above, Nepal doesn't even make the top ten, Greenland and Easter Island rank higher on my list.
And you ask why Wales, well in fact I do like sheep, mountains, crazy names and unfriendly little people, sounds like Idaho ;) But really it is family-history that makes me want to visit all the top three on the list.
Thanks for the offer on the beer but I think I will go to Ireland for the beer and Scotland for uisge-beatha. Do they still serve good mead in England? Maybe I will look up some Saxon or Viking re-enactors, for the mead.
Cheers
Well, enjoy yourself any how! I never been to Ireland, but I've not been too fond of the Irish I've met. I think they like Americans.
ReplyDeleteI've lived in Scotland tho. they got wooly cows. Its all right. England still got the best beer. Try hagis while you're in Scotland. ;)