In the U.S. I would love to see more of our national parks in the western states. Overseas, I'm interested in seeing eastern Europe, and Africia would also be on my "leap list".
I would like to travel the eastern parts of continental U.S. from Maine to Florida.
@AARPLynne wrote: In the U.S. I would love to see more of our national parks in the western states. Overseas, I'm interested in seeing eastern Europe, and Africia would also be on my "leap list".
I most would like to travel to Mount Rushmore, Black Hills, Little Big Horn, Yellowstone National Park, Old Faithful, Grand Teton National Park, enjoy a float trip on the Snake River, visit Jenny Lake, National Oregon Trail Center, Lava Hot Springs and enjoy nature and take advantage of viewing wildlife opportunities, and explore historic areas there.
I would like to have the money to just hit the road. I have not travled the southern route out to Calif. in 40 years. Not be in a hurry take time to stop, look and enjoy.
Australia and also since I left the UK when I was just a little girl, I'd love to go back and see where I lived and visit a few relatives that are still alive. Then Costa Rica...
I would like to return to Washington DC and visit more of the museums. As well as the capitol and just visit. Would also like to go back to Orlando, FL to Disneyworld. Maybe even a Caribbean cruise.
I'd most like to travel to England, Ireland and Scotland (Scotland most of all), historic sites in France, Egypt, Easter Island, Peru, Costa Rica, Mexico and possibly other Central and South American archaic sites. Finally, I'd love to travel to Key West or a Carribbean Island, where the clear, blue water is!
Maine, the farthest coastal area of Maine. Travel no....I want to move there. I feel the life of a mariner in my soul. If reincarnation , past lives is real....my past life was living and fishing in Maine. Living in a Victorian of course!
Three places: A dude ranch in Colorado, back to Alaska, and see more National Parks and Monuments. If we had a chance to go overseas, it would be to Iceland and Switzerland.
My 1st choice is Ireland. When I came back from my initial trip there I told my friends that being there was the closest that I was getting to heaven. 2nd choice is FL to get away from the winters in NE.
You do not need a passport to go to the U.S. Virgin Islands of St. Thomas, St. Croix or St. John. But you might want to take your passport and by ferry or by boat also go to the British Virgin Islands too.
The place I go to view some of the most beautiful fall foliage is in the Old Forge, NY or Blue Mountain Lake in the New York Adirondacks. It is easy to get to and with the fall foliage you also get to view the areas wildlife and enjoy the most delicatable dishes prepared by restaurants that call these areas home (Moose River Inn, The Knotty Pine, and The Old Mill are my favorites).
@AARPLynne wrote: In the U.S. I would love to see more of our national parks in the western states. Overseas, I'm interested in seeing eastern Europe, and Africia would also be on my "leap list".
@AARPLynne wrote: In the U.S. I would love to see more of our national parks in the western states. Overseas, I'm interested in seeing eastern Europe, and Africia would also be on my "leap list".
@AARPLynne wrote: In the U.S. I would love to see more of our national parks in the western states. Overseas, I'm interested in seeing eastern Europe, and Africia would also be on my "leap list".
You must travel to Turkey. Please read and see the pictures of that beautiful and safe to travel country. Those who have been there refer to it as 'HIDDEN TREASUE"
I agree with you that to see the parks in the US would be somethings not to be missed. I mean, I already speak the language. The deserts, mountain ranges,the Sequoias, wow. I would love to revisit Yellowstone Park and the Grand Canyon. I love KOA campgrounds. I wish I could go splunking.
I want to experience India and Italy, all of Italy.
