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You are right I have never heard of any of those but they all sound interesting. Hey good for you for publishing some books, I am still trying to get there. Thanks for stopping by my blog earlier. I will continue to look up on yours and I would love to get one of your books. The one that is coming out in 08 sounds great. Maribeth
Thanks, Maribeth. I'm pretty excited about that release. Do stop by again! And good luck with your writing as well.
Charlene, I like to surf travel sites and look for unique destinations, places where there's history or unique crafts or something unusual. Like Inami (which is in Japan) is renowned for its woodworking and there's a woodworking museum.
Agreed, Joely, they are some beautiful spots.
Many of these places are islands, Jennifer, as I love the ocean.
Never heard of these places but will look them up more closely. Great TT, and yep I read all the Lonely planets I can get my hands on. I think they're great.
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I've been having trouble with my blog the last twenty-four hours. It won't publish properly. I think it might be a problem with GoDaddy's servers, but I'm not sure. *sigh*
And I don't know where they are. :(
Ko Similan is an island nature park governed by Thailand. I think it's part of Thailand as well.
Niue is an island in the South Pacific that has a free association with New Zealand.
Most of the places on this list are very, very undeveloped, and I would love to see them.
And wouldn't that be awesome, Lesley? :)
But like me, you might be interested in the history. Yap has some really interesting stuff. They use stone money, very ceremonial.
Hey good for you for publishing some books, I am still trying to get there.
Thanks for stopping by my blog earlier. I will continue to look up on yours and I would love to get one of your books. The one that is coming out in 08 sounds great.
Maribeth
Quick! I must know where these places are!
Charlene, I like to surf travel sites and look for unique destinations, places where there's history or unique crafts or something unusual. Like Inami (which is in Japan) is renowned for its woodworking and there's a woodworking museum.
Agreed, Joely, they are some beautiful spots.
Many of these places are islands, Jennifer, as I love the ocean.
Can't say I've ever heard of ANY of these. Wow. How'd you learn of them?
Robin, I would -love- to see Saba. It looks almost like another world, doesn't it?
Kate, I do a lot of "virtual travel." I read Fodor's a lot and Lonely Planet to see what little known destinations they recommend.
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Do you guys read Fodor's and Lonely Planet too?
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