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reneelynn

reneelynn


39 places I want to go   36 places I've been
  2. 1. Washington State
    United States
    		1,317 people
  3. 2. Romania
    Europe
    		1,386 people
  4. 3. Poland
    Europe
    		1,958 people
  5. 4. Czech Republic
    Europe
    		2,296 people
  6. 5. Iceland
    Europe
    		6,114 people
  7. 6. Spain
    Europe
    		8,351 people
  8. 7. Portugal
    Europe
    		3,081 people
  9. 8. Ireland
    Europe
    		11,300 people
  10. 9. Morocco
    Africa
    		4,905 people
  11. 10. Egypt
    Africa
    		8,935 people
  12. 11. Madagascar
    Africa
    		3,038 people
  13. 12. South Africa
    Africa
    		5,325 people
  14. 13. Greenland
    Europe
    		1,730 people
  15. 14. Norway
    Europe
    		3,914 people
  16. 15. Sweden
    Europe
    		4,364 people
  17. 16. Finland
    Europe
    		2,504 people
  18. 17. Denmark
    Europe
    		2,204 people
  19. 18. Argentina
    South America
    		3,823 people
  20. 19. Greece
    Europe
    		11,105 people
  21. 20. Ukraine
    Europe
    		741 people
  22. 21. Russia
    Europe
    		6,012 people

Recent entries

Delaware, United States

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Well, I wouldn’t travel here from far, but there are things to do if you are local that are nice and plus the obvious main perk is that it is tax free. I went to University of Delaware and kind of hated it though. I didn’t want to go there in the first place but my grandmother made me feel so guilty about going far away and for some reason UDel was like the only school I applied that was close to home (I knew a bunch of people already going there). I guess I just needed more to do than keg parties on a frequent basis. The University itself isn’t a bad institution though it was just that Newark bored me to tears, especially since I had no car.

over 3 years ago

New Jersey, United States

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I’m from South Jersey, which usually isn’t the ‘Jersey’ people who aren’t from around here think of. I lived there for the first 18 years of my life and it is where I learned to appreciate nature, farming, plants, animals, and so on. I grew up in a smallish farm town near the Pine Barrens and most of my family still lives there or around there and since I live in Philadelphia now I travel back by train often. I can’t say I could live there, I love urban life and having access to everything and anything, but whenever I go back I realize more and more how much growing up there did have its positive impact. The photo above is of my part of my maternal grandmother’s property. I love it there.

over 3 years ago


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