If you could visit anywhere in the world...

I've watched a lot of "goldrush Alaska" on T.V. and everything looks good about the place and the people.

I have really, really mixed feelings about the mining of course, but the whole can-do bush-fix thing looks great to me.

If I did not have "ties", I could really see me cashing in an ounce of the yellow stuff to pay for the transport and giving it a go... 

Part of the Infinity War between the US and Russia.

My dream is to go back to Alaska one day! 

Why? Just look at these pictures...

The scenery and landscapes are breathtaking. Simply beautiful - if Heaven had a garden I imagine it would be like that above.

The people are genuinely friendly and will help you out if you need it and I love the pace of life there. I have a grandparent who lives in Alaska, he loves it and I've stayed with him a few times.

And there's plenty of wildlife to see - though I wouldn't recommend approaching all the wildlife as some are a little territorial and might eat you haha.

Other than that it's a great place

I’ve always thought of myself as exceptionally well suited to being alone for very long periods of time so I think I could use this to go on a very long trip indeed - like a multi- year trip to see Saturn up close with my own eyes. That would really be something.

Failing that I’d quite like to go on that train that goes right across Canada for about five days.

I would visit the Earth's core if that was even possible, but that's one place that's impossible to ever visit, and no eyes has ever seen it before, and no one can ever explore it, or even make it there. 

I would love to visit, Dublin, Italy, France, America, 

No I havn't been to Germany yet. I want to go soon. I am hoping to go in the new year to see Beatrice Egli in concert. 

I havn't heard of your town before but it looks lovely. So picturesque and the buildings look beautiful. It looks like the sort of traditional German town I love

I was impressed by how efficient the passport renewal service was in my experience. I was able to track its transit online and they even took a photo of the mailperson putting it in my letterbox

Angkor is beautiful. I went 20 years ago backpacking and saw it at sunrise, which was silent from what I remember. 

Allyboo said:

I got round to renewing my passport last summer

Hmm...

Mine expired during the pandemic and I still haven't renewed it...

Although I intend to - for whatever that's worth!

If we take off all inconvenience, I love walking among mountain ranges, along rather than up them. I'm hopefully doing some of the alps this summer, but I'd love to do the himalayas

ASTANA, in Khazakhstan.

Go google up some images and you'll see why...

I agree, I got round to renewing my passport last summer as it'd expired in 2014 and the last time I'd used it to go abroad was in 2002. I hope to use it to go overseas again in time 

I lived in Munich for a year 1993/4 and have liked watching+joining in some of Feli From Germany stuff this year (she's from Munich and has lived in USA since 2016 I think) youtu.be/wEJ1nyIoVNs  A word I especially associate with my time there is Umweltbewusstsein and I'm glad of that as is as relevant+important as ever to this day imo

I have wanted to see Angkor Wat in Cambodia for years. They had man made water ways and irrigation while Europe was still in the dark ages. 

Hmm...

I've long wanted to visit Pompeii - it's a spectacle, but still... waiting for my niece to be just a bit older, then hopefully I can take her.

Iceland- so many reasons- whale watching, geysers, Northern Lights...

Dreams... it would be very scary to travel to these places. It's never easy, but the less I go anywhere, the harder going anywhere becomes..

Some parts of Germany are beautiful.

Have you ever been to Rothenburg ob der Tauber? It's a town in Bavaria (where I'm from!) and it's a beautiful place. I've lived in Britain for most of my life but I remember it so well and get to visit every year (see other family).

If you haven't been i highly recommend it because it's a beautiful place. The people are nice and the building architecture is just stunning, IMO.

I would love to go to Norway you can see the northern lights there which the pics of look sensationally beautiful and the scenery of the landscape there is breathtaking! And it's snowy and I love snow lolol. If I could live there one day I would.

Good question. For me it is always Germany, I have loved everything German since I was a small child. I suffer a lot with travel anxiety and struggle to go anywhere new so I have not yet been able to go but I hope to soon. I love the football, the food, the beer, the Schlager music, the way of life. I also love German culture as it seems remarkably similar to autistic culture. Most German people seem to have some similar traits to us if that makes sense. 

Other than that, Hungary, Netherlands and Switzerland appeal. 

I have also always wanted to see Argentina. I usually like order and organisation but there is something that I would call "beautiful chaos" about Argentina that has always appealed to me. I was so happy when they won the World Cup. I love the passion of the people 

Patagonia is a dream of mine too. I have always wanted to go to Argentina and Patagonia is just perfect because it's in Argentina, it is out in the countryside and it has Magellenic Penguins, my favourite type of penguin