I thought about japan, for that very reason... my entire left arm is sleeved in a Japanese theme... but I think i would starve lol... not into sushi or seafood

 

If you're not DEFINITE on your narrowed down list, Singapore is the nicest place I've ever been to. I don't have pictures, but it's so clean that gum is illegal, cause it's too hard to clean up, and the F1 racers need special permission from the king to throw their tearaways on the track. Everyone seems to speak 4 languages there, and everyone I met was super nice.

 

i can tell you st. croix is beautiful!! my whole family is from fredrikstead! i have also been to NICE france. and it's amazing! spain is alright, madrid is kinda dirty IMO. the prettiest place in spain is a town called SEVILLE. i'll see if i can get some pics, i will have to scan them because all photographs LOL!

 

egypt would be muy first pic...
nest would be lake tahoe
myrtle beach s.c
ot the lil country called andora

 

WHAT?? you are from F'sted? damn! are you serious? I lived in Cane Bay forever. Do I know your family? I always wondered if I would run across another Cruzan here.

 

my uncle still is a doctor there his name is doctor rafael garcia, my grandparents lived on king street. they owned a clothing store called cinderella dress shop.

 

allright heres the pics i uploaded them quickly so bare with me.





these pics are from nice, france ^^^^^

these pics are from all over spain, down below. hope this helps.

 

Let me talk to my sister, she lived in Italy last summer with school. I'll get some pics and names of places to go....

 

Bora Bora. nough said.
thats where me and the fiance are goin for a week. run u bout 7 to 10 gs but to have a hut all to ur self, over lookin an island...... it makes for a great time, and they have other things to do too!

 

I went to Europe for a month with a college buddy of mine in May of 2000. Believe it or not, Italy is pretty damn hot that time of year, almost unbearably so. Because we got tired of sweating in Italy, we hopped a train to Brindisi, at the heel of the boot of Italy, and took a ferry to the Greek island of Corfu. From Corfu town on the east side of the island, we took a bus to the west side. The entire island is a tourist island for Europeans in July and August, but at other times it is like a paradise lost with hardly any people, except for shopkeepers, hotel owners, etc.

We got a second floor hotel room literally a stone's throw from the Mediterranean. We had a balcony with two huge chairs that we sat and smoked some Cubans on. Even though the owner of the hotel was Greek, because they were used to catering to Germans, they served a full German breakfast consisting of bread & toast, cold cuts, jams & jellies, cheeses, soft boiled eggs, juice, coffee, and water.

A typical day went like this - get up at 8AM or so, go downstairs and sit under an umbrella at the foot of the Mediterranean, get served breakfast, get stuffed and tired, throw down a blanket on the beach, lay in the sun and fall asleep for an hour or so (all that eating makes you tired, you know...), get up, go swimming in the crystal-clear water of the Med, go back to the towel for nap number two, get up, go rent a scooter, drive around the island in our swim trunks, stop a the north side of the island (from where you can see Albania), dump the scooters and dive in the ocean (beautiful, clear, cool), get back on the scooters and resume our trip around the island, stop for a goat herder moving his goats across the road, stop by an Orthodox monastery for a minute, and get back to the hotel in time for lunch.

Did I happen to say that our hotel was $16/day, meals included?