Interesting Vacation Spots.

Ten Interesting Places to See Before You Die.

I've been to two of them. And would dearly love to see the other eight.

Comments

DD4 said…
Call me weird, but some of these places are not appealing to me. Of the 10, I have been to Japan, but not Kyoto.

I would love to see Hawaii, but it's not a "do or die" for me.
8:28 AM
carrster said…
Beautiful photos!

I would love to go to Sri Lanka, India, Tibet, etc...but tops on my list is Hawaii. I want to hike in Kauai and snorkel in the sea there. Oh and eat lots of pineapple & macadamia nuts!
10:51 AM
Peder said…
Don't worry Mom, some of these just aren't your taste. You probably don't want to find any Sri Lankan dishes. But they look good to me!
And Carrie, Hawaii really is paradise.
10:57 AM
Hans said…
I'm surprised that Blooming Prairie isn't on this list.
12:35 AM
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