Dream Wanderland (30 Countries I Wish To Visit)


Almost everyone has the desire to travel, to explore. For me, there's nothing more exciting than seeing new places and meeting new people. I'm in the process of learning French and Greek from my mom and I'm hoping to move to Paris and go to college there after 2-3 years here at a community college. I have a list of places I wish to see and that is pretty much the basis of this blog today.

1. United Kingdom

2. Italy

3. Sweden

4. Poland

5. Russia

6. Egypt

7. Canada

8. Japan

9. India

10. Turkey

11. Finland

12. Iceland

13. Brazil

14. China

15. South Africa

16. Australia

17. Singapore

18. Indonesia

19. Philippines

20. Portugal

21. Spain

22. Romania

23. Belgium

24. Denmark

25. Netherlands

26. Austria

27. Switzerland

28. *Greece

29. *France

30. *Germany

* - Places I've already visited/lived in

Comments

  1. Anonymous13 March, 2015 21:30

    You should post something about what parts of the countries you want to visit and why.

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    1. Unknown13 March, 2015 23:59

      I was actually thinking about doing that, maybe I will! Thanks for the suggestion :)

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  2. Anonymous13 March, 2015 22:22

    Turkey LOL

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