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19 places I want to go   28 places I've been
  1. 1. Ireland
    Europe
    11,301 people
  2. 2. Uzbekistan
    Asia
    237 people
  3. 3. Cambodia
    Asia
    1 cheer
    1,669 people
  4. 4. Afghanistan
    Asia
    277 people
  5. 5. Iceland
    Europe
    1 cheer
    6,116 people
  6. 6. Patagonia
    Chile
    297 people
  7. 7. Mount Vinson
    Antarctica
    1 cheer
    15 people
  8. 8. Mount Kilimanjaro
    Tanzania
    569 people
  9. 9. Mount Everest
    Nepal
    344 people
  10. 10. Machu Picchu
    PeruCusco Region
    3,328 people
  11. 11. Aconcagua
    ArgentinaMendoza ProvinceParque Provincial Aconcagua
    1 cheer
    23 people
  12. 12. Mount McKinley
    United StatesAlaskaDenali National Park
    85 people
  13. 13. Congo, Republic of the
    Africa
    2 cheers
    222 people
  14. 14. Bali
    Indonesia
    1,354 people
  15. 15. Iran
    Middle East
    667 people
  16. 16. Mount Elbrus
    RussiaCaucasusWestern Caucasus
    1 cheer
    12 people
  17. 17. Carstensz Pyramid
    Indonesia
    10 people
  18. 18. New Zealand
    Australia/Oceania
    10,659 people
  19. 19. Denali National Park
    United StatesAlaska
    335 people

Recent entries

Mount Elbrus, Western Caucasus

Mount Elbrus

Mount Elbrus (meaning twin peaks) is a peak located in the western Caucasus mountains, in Russia, near the border of Georgia. It is the highest mountain in the Caucasus which belongs to Europe (if the border between Europe and Asia is located south of Mount Elbrus – at the Kura and Qvirila rivers). Mt Elbrus (west summit) stands at 5,642 m (18,506 ft) and can be considered to be the highest mountain in Europe.

over 5 years ago

Mount Vinson, Antarctica

Seventh Summit

Vinson Massif, at 78°35’S, 85°25’W is 21km (13 miles) long and 13km (8 miles) wide. It lies on the southern part of the main ridge of the Sentinel Range. Named for Carl G Vinson, a Georgia congressman and a major force in 20th century US Antarctic exploration, it was first climbed in December 1966 by a combined group from the American Alpine Club and the National Science Foundation.

Four members of the joint expedition led by Nicholas B. Clinch made the first ascent of the mountain on 17 December 1966. During the next days the team continued climbing in the local area adding Mount Tyree (4845m/15,892ft), Mount Shinn (4801m/15,747ft) and Mount Gardner (4686m/15,370ft

over 5 years ago

Denmark, Europe

Multi-talented bike riders

I have spent many summers in Denmark, but I have not been back for five years. I plan on living here someday. So maybe I will be able to ride my bike to work while smoking a cigarette and while talking on my cellphone.

over 5 years ago


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