Iraq, Quwait, Syrie, UAE, Kenya, England, Scotland, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Belgium, Germany and i live in Holland.
hopefully many more countries to come!
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puppypup wrote:What did you did during the 1 night in Bangkok? Isn't it strange that it sounds like Bang KOK---take out a K and add a C and another C.
judith09 wrote:japan,singapore,france,holland,italy,austria,germany,hungary,romania & monaco.
vistasad wrote:I was in the UK recently for my first ever visit. I stayed in London and Edinburgh and move around in Scotland. In some way they seemed like two different countries.
I interacted quite intensively with some Scots during a climb and found them to be quite different from the Brits in London.
Speedhump wrote:vistasad wrote:I was in the UK recently for my first ever visit. I stayed in London and Edinburgh and move around in Scotland. In some way they seemed like two different countries.
Er, they ARE different countries!
Also the world over you will find people from large cities very different from people from smaller cities or towns. That's quite normal and there are various psychological and sociological reasons for it
Edinburgh is a very civilised city. You could have walked down Union Steet in Glasgow after 11 pm, and you would have found another side of the UK also
Speedhump wrote:23 for me, not counting one night in Bankok (and that's a song title).
I was stuck on 21 for ages then remembered the Maldives and Kuwait
24 if Gibraltar counts as a country...