Travel: where have you been? Where would you like to go?

[nathalie]

Bridlington and Scarborough are nice, but like any "small-ish" town, you seen it once or twice, you've seen it all, lol. When we were in Bridlington last month, after 10 minutes I was like: meh, been here so many times now, I'm done. Haha!

It's just nice at the holiday home, view of the sea, quiet (just how I like it, I can't stand a lot neighbour noise).

[Kossu]

It's just nice at the holiday home, view of the sea, quiet (just how I like it, I can't stand a lot neighbour noise).

Same, I quite appreciate a quiet hotel/ room/ etc., especially if it's close to nature. Also did I mention how I'm dying to go to a place by the sea, aaaah.

@Taneli; That's quite an impressive travel list! I'm so impressed by how much some of you fellow Lea members have traveled.

@ThiagoPE; That's a pity Thiago. It quite surprises me to hear that, since Brazil is quite a big country. Northern and Central Europe has a pretty good train system, the Balkans not so much, still possible to travel though. Other than Europe, I only know of the Transiberian railway, which also seems reaaaally cool(also kind of in my bucket list, haha). Perhaps the US has also an interesting train system for such a journey? I wonder.

[ThiagoPE]

[...] Perhaps the US has also an interesting train system for such a journey? I wonder.

AS a train lover, I like to watch youtube videos with trains around the world and so i can say that USAhas some very interesting rail journeys. Recentily I saw a video of trip from Anchorage to Fairbanks in Alaska, i loved the scenarios and sure would love be able to make a travel like that.

the only problem is the price, because both in the USA and europe, mostily is cheaper go by plane than by rail...