I don't really know much about Spain or Portugal and don't know what I'd want to see there.

I know plenty about scandinavia but haven't travelled all that much in comparison, so I want to explore that more. I really want to visit Irish pubs in Ireland, see the Isle of Skye, the Isle of Man, Edinburgh and Aberdeen, the Shetlands and Orkneys. I want to see Prague, Budapest, Paris, Budapest, some places in Belgium and Sanok. I want to see the remnants of ancient Greece and a few more places in Italy.

What's to see on the Iberian peninsula except beaches and tourist traps?

I don't want to see Budapest twice btw, I just made a typo.

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Do you live on far east?

no, somewhere on the eactern edge of the map

Anything you could put on this map?

This made me realize I haven't traveled as much as I thought. I want to visit Fronçe, St. Petersburg, Riga, Vilnius, Athens, Thessaloniki, Warshawa, Krakow.

 

Fuck.

Oh I forgot to paint Pidorsburg in red.

Similar realization here.

I don't think I'll be travelling internationally much ever again.

You’re still young. But Canada and USA are large countries with lots to see, too.

North America is quite bland in terms of architecture and different cultures. In terms of natural beauty, west coast is where its at, with not a whole lot in the middle except farmland, lakes, rust, etc.

There are deserts, there are boreal forests, there are swamps, North America has bits of almost everything.

 

In terms of cultures you’re right, I guess. But I do think you can also learn a lot about different cultures from reading books or engaging with local immigrant communities.

how am I doned

Pretty good and Romanpilled.

Why would you rather go to Alb*nia than Greece, though?

I want to go northern albania mountains but don't care much for mainland grease tbh

it is also fucking bizarre that I still haven't been to hungary, to think of it

the closest I got to hungary, villages prosenjakovci and domanjševci, both less than 1km from border

 

edit: no, was the vineyards above lendava town

I was about 300m from the border at the closest point

Have you been to Cavoclave?

Čavoglave? Yea I passed by there before, before the highway was built the shortest way to Split went through Knin and from there Čavoglave is halfway on the road to Split

must have been around 2002, 2003

You're old.