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Post by dianaholberg on Jul 3, 2005 10:49:11 GMT -5
For those of you (like me) who can't afford the real thing, try a virtual guided tour (requires Quicktime, Flash or Java and a fast internet connection): www.arounder.com |
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Post by PhantomsPandora on Jul 3, 2005 17:55:16 GMT -5
wish I had faster internet than I have, but I'd love to go to those countries someday....maybe I'll hit the lotto...  |
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Post by Tara on Jul 4, 2005 7:15:45 GMT -5
lol I wouldn't mind going on a world tour. Some people enjoy backpacking, would any of you do that?
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Post by littlepea on Jul 5, 2005 22:07:25 GMT -5
whit!?! no scottish or even british cities?
i know someone who's on a round the world trip as we speak. last week he was in australia, the week before he was in asia, dunno where he's off to next though i'm sure he's still got south america to go, maybe north america before going back home (to get back to western society and get some shopping done perhaps). dunno if he's going to africa.
the funny thing is the university want him to come back and resit one of the exams he failed but he doesn't want to end his trip early (even though the uni are offering to pay for half the price of the ticket home, which is pretty decent of them)
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Post by Paulo on Jul 7, 2005 18:16:12 GMT -5
Hey, Travelling to Europe like Belgium and Germany's Bonn are always a nice adventure. Or as I may say, Travelling to a strange new place is always a nice cultural experience. Visual Tour is always a nice alternative, but I think nothing beats being there physically.  |
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Post by Tara on Jul 7, 2005 20:00:09 GMT -5
Yup, exactly. And it's difficult to describe the beauty of a place to someone who hasn't been there. Because beauty is felt too you know.  |
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