If money wasn't an issue, which countries would you visit?

I live in Dublin, Ireland so somewhere that doesn't rain 9 months of the year on my list is :

USA, Hawaii, Africa, some parts of the UK, Australia, New Zealand, Poland.
I've no interest in places like China, Vietnam, Romania, Germany or any countries that eat cats, dogs or horse meat or any countries that have a low standard of animal welfare and human rights they wouldnt even get on my list.
You have to make a stand for what you believe in and for me that would be not giving my money to those said countries.

So come on the lotto !

I hate to disappoint you, but in the U.S. Dogs get killed all the time in pounds just for being there to long. That, for example, does not happen in Germany. So animal welfare is not the greatest here. SeaWorld is under fire for treating their Animals bad and the list goes on....and as much beef the Americans eat.... well....

I'd go around the world visiting all the major hominin archaeological sites

So that would include:

Georgia (the country!!)
Many parts of Africa, the rift valley and South Africa in particular
Java
parts of China like Zoukoutien (spelling approximate)
Atapuerca, Spain
Gibraltar
Neanderthal, Germany (of course!)
Quite a few places in France, England and Wales (including where they found those footprints)
Flores island

and a bunch of other places.......................

I live in Dublin, Ireland so somewhere that doesn't rain 9 months of the year on my list is :

USA, Hawaii, Africa, some parts of the UK, Australia, New Zealand, Poland.
I've no interest in places like China, Vietnam, Romania, Germany or any countries that eat cats, dogs or horse meat or any countries that have a low standard of animal welfare and human rights they wouldnt even get on my list.
You have to make a stand for what you believe in and for me that would be not giving my money to those said countries.

So come on the lotto !

Hi Trish,
Just to let you know, but they eat horsemeat in Poland too. Or at least they did back in '98.

Go to Rome! No matter how long it takes, save your money and go! I went last year with my wife for our 15th anniversary and it was AMAZING!!!!!

Grazie! I live there.

All of them!

I live in Dublin, Ireland so somewhere that doesn't rain 9 months of the year on my list is :

USA, Hawaii, Africa, some parts of the UK, Australia, New Zealand, Poland.
I've no interest in places like China, Vietnam, Romania, Germany or any countries that eat cats, dogs or horse meat or any countries that have a low standard of animal welfare and human rights they wouldnt even get on my list.
You have to make a stand for what you believe in and for me that would be not giving my money to those said countries.

So come on the lotto !

Hi Trish,
Just to let you know, but they eat horsemeat in Poland too. Or at least they did back in '98.

Yes I was wondering about that I have some polish friends here in Ireland but didnt want to be rude by asking them so now Poland will be off the list too. I've seen how equines are treated when going to the meat chain by countries such as France, Germany, Romania etc and its terrible I can't stop it so can only do my bit by not contributing money to their economy.

Indonesia
Japan
Norway
United Kingdom
Florida (that's a state, i know)
Italy (I'm going there in a few years actually)
Austria
China
Australia
Brazil
Egypt
Siberia.
Oh man i wouldn't know. I want to go everywhere.

- Paris: I love this city, I've been there once and my cousin now lives there, so I actually have twice the reasons to go there! I don't just want to - I have to!

- Ireland: I love the history and the places. The countryside is just magical and I'd die to visit Dublin. This is such a big wish I want to fulfill in my life.

- Lousiana & southern USA: I have a true obsession for New Orleans and it's my dream to visit it someday. I don't know why I feel like I belong to somewhere in the south of USA. And I was born in Italy :frown:

- Japan: love the culture and the places, both the traditional and modern side of Japan are incredibly interesting. Even though I don't know much about how's the life there, so I'm a bit afraid to visit such a different country.

- More USA, Scandinavian countries, Poland and so on: there are several places I'd like to see because their history and their landscapes are so beautiful. Definitely too many to count. I bet I'm still forgetting a lot.

i'm not trying to be mean, but if the animals aren't treated badly, why does it matter whether they are simply killed but killed and eaten? Unless you also care for animals like cows, pigs and chickens beside dogs, horses and cats, i think what you're saying it kinda weird to me.
But i'll respect you if you think horses and dogs etc are worth more because they have served us, if that;s how you want to put it.

I just find that if you eat one certain type of animal, it's kinda unfair to feel eating a different kind of animal is inhumane.

i'm not trying to be mean, but if the animals aren't treated badly, why does it matter whether they are simply killed but killed and eaten? Unless you also care for animals like cows, pigs and chickens beside dogs, horses and cats, i think what you're saying it kinda weird to me.
But i'll respect you if you think horses and dogs etc are worth more because they have served us, if that;s how you want to put it.

I just find that if you eat one certain type of animal, it's kinda unfair to feel eating a different kind of animal is inhumane.

It depends on where you come from I don't view cats, dogs, horses as meat and if you saw how those countries treated the animals before being killed you would see where I am coming from, I do care for all forms of animals I don't eat Pork mainly because of the taste but also because again Pigs are treated shockingly bad here in Ireland and all over the world plus the meat you get in them is usually rubbish manufactured and bad for you.
The only meat I do eat is chicken and yes I do understand where you are coming from and I didn't say any animals is worth more then another I am involved heavily in animal rescue so value all animals but what I am saying is I dont want to visit any country that thinks its okay to treat animals so badly ( I won't go into details as I would make you sick ) and then just to eat them..
No Thanks !

All of them.
Not even kidding.

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i'm not trying to be mean, but if the animals aren't treated badly, why does it matter whether they are simply killed but killed and eaten? Unless you also care for animals like cows, pigs and chickens beside dogs, horses and cats, i think what you're saying it kinda weird to me.
But i'll respect you if you think horses and dogs etc are worth more because they have served us, if that;s how you want to put it.

I just find that if you eat one certain type of animal, it's kinda unfair to feel eating a different kind of animal is inhumane.

It depends on where you come from I don't view cats, dogs, horses as meat and if you saw how those countries treated the animals before being killed you would see where I am coming from, I do care for all forms of animals I don't eat Pork mainly because of the taste but also because again Pigs are treated shockingly bad here in Ireland and all over the world plus the meat you get in them is usually rubbish manufactured and bad for you.
The only meat I do eat is chicken and yes I do understand where you are coming from and I didn't say any animals is worth more then another I am involved heavily in animal rescue so value all animals but what I am saying is I dont want to visit any country that thinks its okay to treat animals so badly ( I won't go into details as I would make you sick ) and then just to eat them..
No Thanks !

Okay, got it!
I didn't know it was like that in Germany though, i live next to Germany....

Australia
Japan
Poland
England

Australia, always wanted to live there.