| 13 places I want to go | 8 places I've been |
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| 1. | Iceland
Europe |
6,378 people |
| 2. | Fiji
Australia/Oceania |
3,715 people |
| 3. | Brazil
South America |
7,794 people |
| 4. | Hawai'i
United States |
7,227 people |
| 5. | Mauritius
Africa |
512 people |
| 6. | Antarctica
|
4,059 people |
| 7. | British Columbia
Canada |
1,619 people |
| 8. | Puerto Rico
United States: US Protectorates: Commonwealth of Puerto Rico |
1,701 people |
| 9. | Norway
Europe |
4,182 people |
| 10. | Germany
Europe |
6,840 people |
| 11. | Sri Lanka
Asia |
1,121 people |
| 12. | Rwanda
Africa |
353 people |
| 13. | Egypt
Africa |
9,103 people |
I’ve only been as far as airport in Brussels :( Before my trans-atlantic flight to good ol’ Canada. But even from the airport, the breathtaking greenery outside was incredibly apparent. It made me want (more and more) to jump outside and run towards the magnificent beauty.
I’ll visit you Belgium, someday I will!
over 6 years agoI went to New York in 2000,
and although I didn’t have the most pleasant experience :P (It’s a metropolitan city after all) I wouldn’t propose that it’s not worth visiting.
We’re talking about one of the greatest countries in the world here! Politically, economically, and to some extent, culturally too. Some of the greatest landmarks exist in the U.S.
To miss them wouldn’t be the greatest idea.
I love Canada. <3 Even all the stereotypical things that people usually affiliate with it like the winter, beavers, aboriginals, hockey, maple syrup etc. It’s all part of one huge circle that is the Canadian identity.
I live here, in a city in southern Ontario.
We have people from all over the world!
It’s becoming an increasingly diverse society, where people celebrate their differences with tolerance.
Every place in Canada meets you with breathtaking scenery. It may be more isolated than its southern neighbour, but it’s certainly as (if not more) beautiful!
over 6 years ago
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