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If you could visit anywhere in the world...

EuanF

If you could visit anywhere in the world, where would it be? Whether for a short trip, or to stay for a while.

No holds barred, money isn't an issue, and let's pretend we can just teleport there without any stress of dreaded airports or travelling.

I'd personally love to visit Iceland! And maybe for a long trip to Canada, specifically the huge national parks and wildlife areas. Not to mention the mountains of Japan look so serene.

Where would you visit? 

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  • I think Japan and New Zealand would be very interesting, I can’t do resort holidays, too boring, 5 minutes on a sun lounger is 4 minutes too long. India would be good but I don’t know if I could deal with so much disorganisation.

  • in reply to Roy

    I think the thing that would be hardest about India for me is the poverty and the acceptance of it. I struggle to walk past a homeless person in this country without feeling guilty for not being able to help them. To see beggars on the street in India and people with disabilities on the street, and everyone else just accepting it and walking past them would be hard to handle. 
    Having said that India does appeal to me for the food, culture and cricket. It is a fascinating place 

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  • in reply to Roy

    I think the thing that would be hardest about India for me is the poverty and the acceptance of it. I struggle to walk past a homeless person in this country without feeling guilty for not being able to help them. To see beggars on the street in India and people with disabilities on the street, and everyone else just accepting it and walking past them would be hard to handle. 
    Having said that India does appeal to me for the food, culture and cricket. It is a fascinating place 

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