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Are you well traveled? The subscriber who suggested this site thought she was, but this site "really made me wake up -- not only to the number of countries that I haven't been to, but also how many I hadn't heard of and probably couldn't locate on a map if my life depended on it!" Just check off the countries you've been to and it will generate a world map for you to illustrate where you've been -- and to see what you've missed (see mine below). I don't consider myself particularly well-traveled; I know I've missed large swaths of the world, and hope to get to several of them in the next few years. There are a lot of sights to see. Where will you go next to expand your world horizons? From This is True for 24 September 2006 Suggestions for further reading:
 by Rick Steves Amazon Price: $8.95 Customer Review: Rick Steves' Italian Phrase Book is a great quick guide resource to learn the basics in Italian. If you are looking for a book that's small enough to take along with you on a trip to Italy, this is the book for you. The book is split up into easy to ...  by Rick Steves Amazon Price: Customer Review: When I purchased this book I wanted to use it for my travels in Italy. I did not know at the time that it would take a month to get here. Royal Mail? Pony Express gotta be faster  by Bill Bryson Amazon Price: $10.87 Customer Review: Bryson loves England - that is obvious in Notes from a Small Island. In Australia, however, he is an outsider on a visit (not a resident) and the difference is obvious in the style and character of this book. In 'Notes from a Small Islan...  by Rick Steves, Pat O'Connor Amazon Price: $15.80 Customer Review: I checked this book out of the local library and was so impressed that I ended up buying my own copy from Amazon so that I could mark it up with notations and highlighting. It was very useful in planning a recent trip to Ireland and as a reference w...  by Rick Steves, Gene Openshaw Amazon Price: $12.92 Customer Review: This is one of two travel guides I purchased for a visit to Rome. The other was the Eyewitness Travel Guide (2010 version) by Adele Evans. Between the two, I am well on the way to having the city memorized before we go. Great resource. Newsfeed display by CaRP |
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