| 13 places I want to go | 4 places I've been |
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| 1. | Puerto Rico
United States: US Protectorates: Commonwealth of Puerto Rico |
1,560 people |
| 2. | Galveston
United States: Texas: Galveston County |
45 people |
| 3. | Google HQ: The Googleplex
United States: California: Northern California: Bay Area: San Francisco Peninsula: Santa Clara County: Mountain View |
103 people |
| 4. | Palo Alto
United States: California: Northern California: Bay Area: San Francisco Peninsula: Santa Clara County |
16 people |
| 5. | Magrathea
Mythical/Fictional Places: Literature And Fiction |
27 people |
| 6. | Milliways
Mythical/Fictional Places: Literature And Fiction |
178 people |
| 7. | Middle-earth
Mythical/Fictional Places: Literature And Fiction: Arda |
231 people |
| 8. | Machu Picchu
Peru: Cusco Region |
3,328 people |
| 9. | Fiji
Australia/Oceania |
3,585 people |
| 10. | Angkor Wat
Cambodia: Siem Reap: Angkor Archaeological Park 1 cheer |
975 people |
| 11. | Italy
Europe |
13,663 people |
| 12. | New Zealand
Australia/Oceania 2 cheers |
10,659 people |
| 13. | Fog Creek Software Headquarters
United States: New York State: New York City: Manhattan: Chelsea |
1 person |
I was born in Galveston (nearer to Freeport) but we moved to Illinois when I was very young. I think it would be neat to go back to my place of birth. Can anyone suggest any interesting places to go in Galveston?
over 6 years agoWe didn’t get to spend much time in the actual town of Cimarron, but the two week expedition into the wilderness (we took the Baldy course) was one of the best trips of my life. There’s something about being out in nature, with no cell phones, no computers, no tv and (although it seems horrific now) no internet was great.
I definitely recommend the New Mexican wilderness to anyone who enjoys camping and backpacking.
over 6 years agoMy aunt lives in Fredericksburg (she works in DC) and we drove out there about 4 years ago in October. While the red clay earth is a bit annoying sometimes (real easy to track in on their lovely new white carpet) the trees were incredibly beautiful. Gold. Red. Orange. Dazzling. The history of the area fascinated us while we were there, so yes, we did all the touristy things.
over 6 years ago
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