Singapore, Or France
If you could visit anyplace in the world for free, where would you go?
Rivendell, handsdown. .. Or Hogwarts...
I'd settle for Japan or London though.
I'd settle for Japan or London though.
JAPAN *_* I love that country omg
Niagara falls , would love to see it
I would love to get a yacht and visit all the remote islands in the world. Falklands, Spitsbergen, Kergeulen, Christmas, Iceland, St Helena.
TreeBones said: ↑Rivendell, handsdown. .. Or Hogwarts...
I'd settle for Japan or London though.
Hogwarts, Hogwarts. Hoggy Warty Hogwarts, teach us something please! I have to admit that going to Hogwarts, and Rivendell as well, would be great, if only.
I think that London would be nice to visit too.
Japan. *^^*
PerseverareJasmine said: ↑Hogwarts, Hogwarts. Hoggy Warty Hogwarts, teach us something please! I have to admit that going to Hogwarts, and Rivendell as well, would be great, if only.
I think that London would be nice to visit too.
Lol, I know right !
Ree said: ↑Japan or South Korea 🙂 I have always been interested in their culture, food, and music!
I use to live in South Korea, my personal experience wasn't too great, but there are some places that are very nice and very beautiful. No doubt the food's delicious though 😀
It's a tough call. I'd go to different places for different reasons. I have a certain fascination with Russia, so a city like Moscow or St. Petersburg would be interesting. I'm quite a fan of Russian literature, so any number of stories take place in those cities, never mind that the authors walked the streets.
Living in the States, it's almost bizzare to consider that there are buildings and structures in Europe and Asia that are getting close to a thousand years old (if not already that old). That kind of object history has been really interesting to me, so I'd love to visit really old cities.
Living in New York City, I'd also just like to visit generally peaceful areas, like the English countryside or a rural farm in Wyoming.
Living in the States, it's almost bizzare to consider that there are buildings and structures in Europe and Asia that are getting close to a thousand years old (if not already that old). That kind of object history has been really interesting to me, so I'd love to visit really old cities.
Living in New York City, I'd also just like to visit generally peaceful areas, like the English countryside or a rural farm in Wyoming.
Amsterdam. Hands down. Not for the marijuana though.
Norway with its stunning scenery.