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Anna

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13 places I want to go   10 places I've been
  2. 1. Madagascar
    Africa
    		3,038 people
  3. 2. Dublin
    Ireland: Leinster: County Dublin
    		1,672 people
  4. 3. Scotland
    United Kingdom: Great Britain
    		4,015 people
  5. 4. Amazon Rainforest
    Peru
    		456 people
  6. 5. Morocco
    Africa
    		4,905 people
  7. 6. Tanzania
    Africa
    		1,102 people
  8. 7. Cook Islands
    Australia/Oceania
    		234 people
  9. 8. West Norwegian Fjords
    Norway: Møre og Romsdal
    		105 people
  10. 9. Islas Galápagos
    Ecuador
    		2,168 people
  11. 10. San Francisco
    United States: California: Northern California: Bay Area: San Francisco Peninsula
    		4,039 people
  12. 11. Croatia
    Europe
    		1,805 people
  13. 12. Machu Picchu
    Peru: Cusco Region
    		3,328 people
  14. 13. The Lake District
    United Kingdom: Great Britain: England: Cumbria
    		124 people

Recent entries

St Maarten, Netherlands Antilles

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I work on a boat that’s based here, so at the moment this is home. St M is a great island..but you have to work a bit harder to appreciate it fully compared to some other places. If you come here, escape your resort and go on a road trip. Rent a car (or, better still, a Harley!) and go explore. Leave the casinos and shops of Simpson Bay / Phillipsburg behind and head north.. you’ll find some great, secluded beaches, and see the real, undeveloped part of the island.

over 5 years ago

Los Roques, Venezuela

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Beautiful islands, beautiful beaches, beautiful views, beautiful snorkelling…pretty damn beautiful all round actually! I found my ultimate desert island here….well, about 20 of ‘em! Was tempted to buy a hammock, choose an island, and never leave. Unfortunately, I’m not too good at fishing, so soon realised I wouldn’t last too long. Ah well. Anyway.. if you go, don’t miss the Saturday night party in the town square on the main island, Gran Roque. They don’t happen every week, but the whole island, young and old, comes out to play and dance the night away. After a peaceful week exploring it’s nice to do something different.

over 5 years ago


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