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Alright than. You should consider traveling to Mars. I heard the scenery there was one of a kind. You might actually like it.
Actually I've always wanted to travel in space. There is also that alien base on the dark side of the moon I'd like to visit. *hint hint* tbh I think a weightless environment might feel better at times. I should would spend more time floating in hot water if I had a good excuse to justify the expense.
I've done both and I will definitely recommend. Just be careful of getting into a hotel with other tourists, they can get a bit too dirty and noisy in the onsen and ruin the experience.
At this point, I've given up.
You wouldn't like the cold
Yeah, it might be. Let me think about it...
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Yeah! I need ideas on what to do outside Las Vegas, LA, devouring @Nommy and the Grand Canyon, since I intend to hire a car and make it a ROAD TRIP! My sister, whose recently returned from a US trip said San Francisco is "Like Sydney and Melbourne, so you don't need to go there because you can experience it here" so its off my West Coast list. She surprisingly (for herself, because she thought she'd hate it) liked Vegas, so its settled on my list of places to go since everyone I've known whose gone there has enjoyed it.
If you're going to the West Coast, go to the National Parks'. There are some incredible sights out there and most of the Parks are in the West. Yosemite and Yellowstone are of course the most famous, but there are a whole bunch of unique parks you should see if you're heading out that way.
If you have the money, they have lots of attractions and places for you to spend it. Just stick to the main streets, I here it gets kind of rough once you get deeper into the city and away from the main strip.
Isn't it Seattle has more coffee shops per capita than any other US city? Also always raining?
It's a distinct possibility, I wouldnt really know though. Coffee does unfortunate things to me, so I avoid it like the plague.
I've lived on two and traveled in a third (Alaska is big enough to be it's own continent, right?) Honestly would like to visit Australia and Asia, for the sites and culture.
Lmao! I've driven to Paris from Germany, have to say it was scary as fuck coming off the A4. The offramp was 5 lanes, and in the space of a few hundred yards it collapsed down into 2 lanes, no traffic lines whatsoever once on the offramp. To make matters worse it ended at a T junction with a light. Everyone seemed to be pissed and constantly laying on their horns. I was lucky in that I was on the inside next the autobahn so it was a straight shot to the light. However everyone else was playing musical chairs meets demolition derby. Worst part of all, I have my older sister beside me(having a panic attack and in tears) and my mom and other two siblings in the back seat all trying to give me directions on where to go... was a blast! I fully understand now why they say that if you drive in Paris, expect your car to get hit a few times.
