If you could visit any country you have not already been to, what would it be?

Interesting place, however go beyond Tokyo.  Here are a few suggestions

Osaka-Kyota.  Whiskey distillery's, Gion District Kyota, Old Imperil Palaces Kyoto, Hiroshima, and a lot more
Nagoya.  Mt. Fuji and the Tokido Road and a lot more
North of Tokyo - too much to mention her

Thanks for the suggestions.  I would definitely want to explore outside of the city. 

 

  So she had a basement, did she?

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Babushka is Russian for grandma.

бабушка

I know.

 

  I know you knew too before he even posted that. I wonder why he thought you didn’t know. Hmmm. 

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He doesn't know about my Russian connection, Randy. 

 

  Even Irecognized it as meaning “grandmother”, and I’m by no means connected to any Russianism. It’s just that I’m well-read, well-traveled, and well-rounded. I didn’t know about your Russianosity, but I do know you’re a person of above-average intelligence, which is why I intuitively knew you’d know. Heck, I thought that all smart people knew that word.

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This made me chuckle.  Thanks for the vote of confidence.  :)

Isn't that rather like unscrewing a pregnant woman?

But she's only a little bit pregnant!

The Causeway is long since gone, so you will be at the liesure of the Tides.  Park yourself in Renne as a base of operations.  Brittany is a marvel.  PS my sons best friend lives in Renne, been there many times.  Enjoy

I didn't know that about the causeway. Sort of saddens me.

Thanks for adding more information here. No one has ever done that for me as far as when I've posted about Le Mont St. Michel.

I saw a picture of Le Mont St. Michal while in school studying the French language. I immediately loved it. I find it possibly the most beautiful human-made "thing" I've seen - - better than any of the so-called Seven Wonders of the World or whatever those famous things are called.

And the interaction of the beautiful layout with those tides makes it very intriguing to me.

And, yeah -- and from the little I've looked, I think I'd like the Brittany portion of France.

I'm out of here. Thanks again.
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Egypt would be awesome to see.  I'd put that in my top 10. 

I'm with you on that -- and we both know we're in the minority on that. (I joke with people that I would "head north" for the summer when they say they want to "head south" for the winter, ha.)

Here is a good one for you:

I tweaked my answer to not include places like The Artic and/or Antarctica.

This post was edited by Zack at October 16, 2020 6:04 PM MDT

That's southern NZ in their winter.