Which countries have you visited?

a reply to: Bluntone22

I worked in Italy and France for a while but yes I needed a passport apart from my home nations.

a reply to: intrepid

Wrong side of the road, where do you live Quebec? and Rootbeer is better than any beer i've tasted. Which is why I drink rum.

- USA
- Dominican Republic
- Mexico
- Panama
- Paraguay
- Argentina
- Brazil
- Uruguay
- Hungary
- Italy

And if just being at the airport counts:
- Holland

Greece sounds great for a next trip.
Can't go on trips every year, though. Costs are not cheap.

Cuba
Belize
Tobago

All of Europe, except I've never been to Poland, Romania or Portugal.

Then Morocco, Egypt, Turkey, USA, Canada, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Brazil.

I've lived and was a citizen of former Yugoslavia, lived in Bosnia and Croatia, and am a citizen of USA and live in the USA. I was deployed to Kosovo for 3 years with US Army.

These places I've lived in for 9 months to a year and a half, but was not a resident:

Austria, Germany, England, Scotland.


I wanna go to Japan, Australia, China, India and Nepal, among others.

a reply to: oloufo



Been to many countries.

Asia, Africa, North America, Europe, are the continents I've visited,

Live in the US and have visited:

Canada
Mexico
UK (including Scotland)
Ireland
Germany
Belgium
France
Austria
Italy
Switzerland
Netherlands
Sweden
Denmark

• Oz (the one with the midgets, not the deadly critters)
  
• Narnia
  
• Canada (like Narnia but less real and much colder)
  
• Mordor
  
• Guantanamo Bay
  
• Las Vegas (I'm lying, I've never been there)

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

• Oz (the one with the midgets, not the deadly critters)
  
• Narnia
  
• Canada (like Narnia but less real and much colder)
  
• Mordor
  
• Guantanamo Bay
  
• Las Vegas (I'm lying, I've never been there)
  
  

lol

And aren't we Mordor?

Or do we have to wait for Yellowstone to erupt?

Canada (dad was big on RVing up in Ontario when I was a kid)
Lived in South Korea & spent a summer at a cabin on the Yellow Sea with my Canadian best friend from school & her fam (easily the best summer of my life)
Bahamas
Hong Kong
Hawaii was quite different in atmosphere & culture from the mainland US. It might as well have been an entirely different country that just spoke English, so I'm including it.

If airport layovers count, we had a 12 hour one in Tokyo for the connector flight to Hawaii. We explored a little in the airport's (Haneda's) immediate area while we waited, but that's about it. It was really busy and not particularly fun.

Mexico,Canada,Japan,South Korea,Spain,New Zealand,Thailand,the Phillipines and Australia.Territories,Diego Garcia,Guam,and Wake Island.Most were Tdy in The Air Force ,but did get to enjoy a good bit of time in Darwin,Christchurch and Japan.Loved Australia and New Zealand,Thailand was a exotic and wonderful trip,wish I could go back and see more of those places.Still have about 11 states haven`t been too,mostly Northeast.

Multiple trips to most of the list below.
44 of the 50 states in the US including Alaska and Hawaii.
Canada
France
Italy
Cayman Islands
Jamaica
Dominican Republic
Bahama Islands
Mexico
Aruba

ENGLAND (live in)
Malaysia (lived)
Singapore (lived)
Germany (lived)
Hong Kong (lived)
Wales (visited)
Scotland (visited)
Northern Ireland (visited)
Republic of Ireland (visited)
Lundy (because it's apparently independent)
Jersey (visited)
USA (visited for prolonged periods, Salt Lake and Houston based)
Netherlands (visited)
Spain (visited)
France (visited)
Denmark (visited)
Yugoslavia (visited, when it existed)
Switzerland (visited)
Oman (visited)
Egypt (visited)
Italy (visited)

Canada
California

Stood on the Mexican border... don't think that counts.

TheRedneck

originally posted by: TheRedneck
Canada
California

Stood on the Mexican border... don't think that counts.

TheRedneck

Depends. Were you making a stand?

a reply to: intrepid

Like a deer stand? No.

TheRedneck

a reply to: BotheLumberJack

You will find, if you occupy the decent end of the socio-economic strata, that those rules do not apply to you. They only apply to people who have money and somewhere to live that does not cost them monthly rent, more than their wages can possibly account for.

originally posted by: TrueBrit
a reply to: BotheLumberJack

You will find, if you occupy the decent end of the socio-economic strata, that those rules do not apply to you. They only apply to people who have money and somewhere to live that does not cost them monthly rent, more than their wages can possibly account for.

Apart from coming up with a total load of boring bollox, which countries have you visited TruBrit?

My list below and I didn't have money but was just open minded and hit the road finding jobs along the way, having jobs for some countries and visiting others for business :

Sweden
Russia
Holland
France
Germany
Ireland
The Falklands
Irak
Afghanistan
India
Switzerland
Belgium
USA but not Vegas again (honest I was not with Aug and DB that time that never happened with a couple of ball hammers and the dodgy bloke in the motel with rotten teeth and greasy lapels!)
Croatia
Scotland
Norway

Leeds, Bradford and Manchester...

Regards

Lags

a reply to: Lagomorphe

Ha Leeds Bradford Manchester lol.

a reply to: Lagomorphe

I have already posted my list Lags!