Comments on: Places to See on Our Trip Around the World http://www.kylehepp.com/2009/03/places-to-see-on-our-trip-around-the-world/ Latin America Destination Wedding Photographer and Blogger Thu, 09 Feb 2012 17:22:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Ladyexpat http://www.kylehepp.com/2009/03/places-to-see-on-our-trip-around-the-world/comment-page-1/#comment-3157 Ladyexpat Sun, 29 Mar 2009 05:12:00 +0000 http://www.kylehepp.com/places-to-see-on-our-trip-around-the-world/#comment-3157 Check out Nova Scotia. I grew up there. Now living in Korea. If you decide to stop here, let me know if you have any questions about Nova Scotia, or Korea. Check out Nova Scotia. I grew up there. Now living in Korea. If you decide to stop here, let me know if you have any questions about Nova Scotia, or Korea.

]]> By: Global Butterfly http://www.kylehepp.com/2009/03/places-to-see-on-our-trip-around-the-world/comment-page-1/#comment-3154 Global Butterfly Sat, 28 Mar 2009 23:40:00 +0000 http://www.kylehepp.com/places-to-see-on-our-trip-around-the-world/#comment-3154 Hola!!! I have been reading your blog for ages and it hit me the other day that I should probably comment one of these days. :)<br/><br/>Traveling is my life. So, this entry really spoke to me. I've been to about 40 countries and would be more than happy to give you travel advice.<br/><br/>My #1 pick is Australia. It is a must! I have been 3 times and will go again this summer for the 4th time. It's such a great place to rent a camper van and just drive everywhere. It would be difficult to find a more diverse country.<br/><br/>Anyway, safe travels wherever you go. I have a lot of travel advice on my blogs if you are interested:<br/>www.mybeautifuladventures.com and www.travbuddy.com/andiperullo.<br/><br/>Besitos!!! Hola!!! I have been reading your blog for ages and it hit me the other day that I should probably comment one of these days. :)

Traveling is my life. So, this entry really spoke to me. I’ve been to about 40 countries and would be more than happy to give you travel advice.

My #1 pick is Australia. It is a must! I have been 3 times and will go again this summer for the 4th time. It’s such a great place to rent a camper van and just drive everywhere. It would be difficult to find a more diverse country.

Anyway, safe travels wherever you go. I have a lot of travel advice on my blogs if you are interested:
http://www.mybeautifuladventures.com and http://www.travbuddy.com/andiperullo.

Besitos!!!

]]> By: Mamacita Chilena http://www.kylehepp.com/2009/03/places-to-see-on-our-trip-around-the-world/comment-page-1/#comment-3134 Mamacita Chilena Thu, 26 Mar 2009 23:15:00 +0000 http://www.kylehepp.com/places-to-see-on-our-trip-around-the-world/#comment-3134 Ok fine Caroline and Wembley, you've convinced me. :) Denmark and Britain are being added to the list.<br/><br/>There are SO many places we want to go, it's going to be nearly impossible to fit it all in. Ok fine Caroline and Wembley, you’ve convinced me. :) Denmark and Britain are being added to the list.

There are SO many places we want to go, it’s going to be nearly impossible to fit it all in.

]]> By: Mamacita Chilena http://www.kylehepp.com/2009/03/places-to-see-on-our-trip-around-the-world/comment-page-1/#comment-3133 Mamacita Chilena Thu, 26 Mar 2009 23:10:00 +0000 http://www.kylehepp.com/places-to-see-on-our-trip-around-the-world/#comment-3133 Kathleen, neither of us have ever done any sort of diving, but I'd be up for trying it! I would like to go to Guatamala. Actually most of Central America is what I'm looking for in traveling...cheap and beautiful. :)<br/><br/>Japan is definitely on my someday list, but again, I feel like I COULD do Japan with kids and it might be a little out of our budget right now.<br/><br/>Aimee, my mom has friends there so we definitely might end up in that region too.<br/><br/>Mei, I'm not sure about airlines. I don't think we're going to buy one of those round the world flights because we want more flexibility with scheduling.<br/><br/>Rootless, YES! Spending the night sleeping in trains is a great idea and something we will definitely be taking full advantage of when we can. In Europe we are going to have to pinch every penny so that seems like a great way of doing so. <br/><br/>Shawna, I also studied a lot of WWII history (well, I shouldn't say a lot, but whenever I got a choice on history project I would also choose to study WWII/Holocaust stuff) and have run a bunch of books on it. I really want to go a concentration camp so that's staying top priority on the list no matter what people say. I know it will be heavy. But I think that's kind of the idea. I wouldn't want to go to a place like that and NOT be left completely marked by the experience. What kind of person would that make me? And hopefully we'll get to see everyone else's suggestions in Germany, but as I've said it will all depend on time and $$$.<br/><br/>Anonymous, haha, as long as I don't have to live there I think I could handle a visit just for the beautiful scenery. :) Kathleen, neither of us have ever done any sort of diving, but I’d be up for trying it! I would like to go to Guatamala. Actually most of Central America is what I’m looking for in traveling…cheap and beautiful. :)

Japan is definitely on my someday list, but again, I feel like I COULD do Japan with kids and it might be a little out of our budget right now.

Aimee, my mom has friends there so we definitely might end up in that region too.

Mei, I’m not sure about airlines. I don’t think we’re going to buy one of those round the world flights because we want more flexibility with scheduling.

Rootless, YES! Spending the night sleeping in trains is a great idea and something we will definitely be taking full advantage of when we can. In Europe we are going to have to pinch every penny so that seems like a great way of doing so.

Shawna, I also studied a lot of WWII history (well, I shouldn’t say a lot, but whenever I got a choice on history project I would also choose to study WWII/Holocaust stuff) and have run a bunch of books on it. I really want to go a concentration camp so that’s staying top priority on the list no matter what people say. I know it will be heavy. But I think that’s kind of the idea. I wouldn’t want to go to a place like that and NOT be left completely marked by the experience. What kind of person would that make me? And hopefully we’ll get to see everyone else’s suggestions in Germany, but as I’ve said it will all depend on time and $$$.

Anonymous, haha, as long as I don’t have to live there I think I could handle a visit just for the beautiful scenery. :)

]]> By: Anonymous http://www.kylehepp.com/2009/03/places-to-see-on-our-trip-around-the-world/comment-page-1/#comment-3132 Anonymous Thu, 26 Mar 2009 21:46:00 +0000 http://www.kylehepp.com/places-to-see-on-our-trip-around-the-world/#comment-3132 On more comment; <br/><br/>1) What happened to Africa? Kenya, South Africa, Uganda etc. - There are some amazing locations that you will find nowhere and cultures so far from ours! I went to Kenya in 2006 and loved it – It is rough but an experience that opens up your eyes and the people capture your heart! <br/><br/>2) The children argument is in my view point note valid; Children are so adaptable if the feel loved and secure and in Asia they are always the center of attention. It is cheap to travel, eat in places like Thailand and many people decide to take part of their maternal leave renting a cottage on the beach - For danes it is cheaper than staying home! Europe with kids is EXPENSIVE and many times they are not even welcome - Not to be misunderstood, but it is just more complicated in the Western societies where is it the concept of the Individual that rules in contrast to Asia and Africa where it is the Family/collectivity...<br/>Just thinking our loud!<br/>Caroline On more comment;

1) What happened to Africa? Kenya, South Africa, Uganda etc. – There are some amazing locations that you will find nowhere and cultures so far from ours! I went to Kenya in 2006 and loved it – It is rough but an experience that opens up your eyes and the people capture your heart!

2) The children argument is in my view point note valid; Children are so adaptable if the feel loved and secure and in Asia they are always the center of attention. It is cheap to travel, eat in places like Thailand and many people decide to take part of their maternal leave renting a cottage on the beach – For danes it is cheaper than staying home! Europe with kids is EXPENSIVE and many times they are not even welcome – Not to be misunderstood, but it is just more complicated in the Western societies where is it the concept of the Individual that rules in contrast to Asia and Africa where it is the Family/collectivity…
Just thinking our loud!
Caroline

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