What countries have you visited?

When I was a kid, I spent several summers in Ireland.

Other than that, Canada and Mexico.

 

If you have to go to Canada, go to the western part.

I was actually supposed to spend a years in Mexico but it didn't work out that way.

I had a great time there when I've gone there.

 

What part did you visit Mick?

 

Ukraine.
Poland.
England.
Canada (Vancouver)

 

USA, Canada, Hawai'i, Japan, USSR (RSFSR), Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, FRGermany, Netherlands, Belgium, France, UK (England), almost Ireland (got within a hundred yards or so in Cork harbour but didn't actually set foot on the auld sod), Mexico (less than 6 hours), Iceland (two fly-by drop-ins at Keflavík), Luxembourg, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, and almost Austria (got within a stone's throw of it in the Liechtenstein alps). Also a number of sovereign Indian nations' reservations.

Haruo

 

U.S.A.
Mexico
Canada
Great Britian (England & Wales)
Ireland
The Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
France
Germany (Both East and West before reunification and plain Germany since)
Switzerland
Lichtenstein
Austria
Czech Republic
Slovakia
Poland
Belarus
Ukraine
Russia
Armenia
Slovenia
Croatia
Bosnia
Yugoslavia
Greece
Bulgaria
Sweden
Finland
Denmark
Italy
Vatican City
San Marino
Turkey
Egypt
Brazil
Bahamas
St. Lucia
St. Pierre & Miquelon
Suriname
Guyana
Guatemala
El Salvador
Grenada

I have had two jobs that required a lot of travel. I don't care if I ever get on another airplane. For pleasure on my own, you can eliminate all of those except Canada, Mexico, and the Bahamas.

 

Several years ago, our church sponsored a group of Ukranian Christians and I had the chance to go back with their pastor. I never took them up on it and that's still one of my big regrets.

 

Spain twice
Australia
Italy
Panama
Mexico
Canada
Singapore
Philipines
Saudi Arabia

 

Let's see, not too many:

France
Germany
Switzerland
Holland

My favorite though is the Good Old USA!

Jill

 

England (born there)
Wales
Luxemburg
Germany
Holland
Belgium

Jason

 

Several years ago, our church sponsored a group of Ukranian Christians and I had the chance to go back with their pastor. I never took them up on it and that's still one of my big regrets. </font>[/QUOTE]God forbid that I not go somewhere when given the opportunity. I hope I can never say I regret NOT going somewhere.

Ukraine is a beautiful country. I was in Western Ukraine (all five trips)--the mountains are breathtaking. The country side is beautiful. The people are hungry for all kinds of realationships, particularly Christian relationships.

They are a downcast people....

 

Saggy

I have to agree about the Ukrainian people. I have some wonderful memories of some visits there. I never got to the part you apparently visited, but spent several weeks in Kyiv and Chernobyl working on nuclear facility safety issues. In days gone by, used to collect used books and magazines to ship over there for the folks we met, and to some of the libraries. Also found that many of these folks were more than happy to have used American Computers, whether they work or not. We took several computers, some functional, some not, but the folks were able to get them all working within a day or two.

As you know a good many people there are somewhat fluent in English, so that isn't a major problem for many people. I was involved in some scientific missions, so we focused on sending scientific literature, but folks would like to have most anything they can get their hands on.

 

Well so far America...particularly the south! I've never been out of the south!
Church went on mission's trip to Grenada and I was going to go, had eveything planned and ha;f my money raised, but then my grandpa got cancer. We didn't know it at the time but we almost lost him. Thank God he's still here and for now cancer free!
Then last month some folks were going to Mexico for a missions trip, and they asked me to go. I was already for that and then found out my great granny was terinaly ill.
So I don't supose for now it's God's will that I go anywere, but preacher has been talking about another missions trip to Grenada next summer, and daddy said if everything went well most likely I could go. I almost can't imagine it, but the folks that went this time said the folks in Grenada they talked to actualy thanked them for a track! I have hardly ever run into someone that did that!
~Miss Abby
Proverbs 31:30

 

England, Fiji, Scotland, France, Society Islands (Tahiti, Bora Bora, and Moorea), Greece, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Cayman Islands, Jamaica, Belgium, Canada, and Mexico.

Hope to see some more places soon.
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