How many different countries have you visited?

[BikeWriter]

Poll question: How many different countries have you visited?

Inquiring minds want to know!

[u4ic]

1. I wish I could say more than 5

but I can't.

US, Holland, England, France, Switzerland.

[BikeWriter]

3. You've been to some good ones. :-)

[u4ic]

6. I could have happily settled in any one of them

:-)

[BikeWriter]

2. Let's see... The U.S., Mexico, Guam, Japan, VietNam...

[joneschick]

4. I said 6, but I was forgetting Canada. Sorry guys.

Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, England, Germany, India

[BikeWriter]

18. You've been to some great countries, Joneschick.

I'd love to visit more of them. If a deal I'm working on now goes through I will. :-)

[joneschick]

29. travel is good for you.

I wish I could do lots more and perhaps I will. But I'm soooo glad to have been able to have been the places I have been to.
google Iguazu Falls sometime. awesome.
I hope your travel deal works out for you.

[BikeWriter]

40. I looked that falls up. Anything that dwarfs Niagara is huge!

[joneschick]

44. it's not just one falls, there are like 275 falls

I stood there with my mouth hanging open. It's like standing in the middle of a National Geographic spread. Absolutely overwhelming.

[Floogeldy]

5. 5 1/2

America of the 50's, 60's, 70's, 80's, 90's and 00's.

:(

[giant_robot]

7. Nine, by my count.

Canada, UK, Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, Austria, Swizterland, Italy, and Greece. Ten, if you count a layover in Madrid where I never saw the outside of the airport, and eleven if you count the US, where I live.

[giant_robot]

20. Oh, I almost forgot...

...I also had a layover in the Azores where I never got off the plane, so that brings the total to twelve, if you really want to stretch it.

[aint_no_life_nowhere]

8. Over 10 - as I was an Air Force brat born abroad

Germany, Luxembourg, United Kingdom, The Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Italy, France, Monaco, Canada, Mexico, China, and Japan.

[u4ic]

10. I forgot Monaco!

Count me in for 6 (though it isn't technically a country...)

[aint_no_life_nowhere]

19. Monaco is small - but I think it has a UN seat

it's own flag and its own constitution. Although the U.S. doesn't maintain an embassy there, I believe they recognize it as a separate country. Although it's small, there are extremely wealthy people who live there and citizenship is very hard to acquire. They have no income tax as far as I know.

[u4ic]

21. I felt like I was on the moon

when I went there. More wealth in one of their fingernail clippings than I will acquire in 20 lifetimes...x(

[aint_no_life_nowhere]

25. What astounded me was the cleanliness

The streets and buildings were immaculate. The casino although quite old looked like something from a movie set. Even the zoo was spotless and the Prince's vast car collection on display in a museum was pristine. There's an entire neighborhood with American corporations and businesses. I went on a job interview with a law firm in an office building and everyone inside, in the halls and elevators was speaking American English. I think Monaco is where the jazz-rock guitarist John MacLaughlin lives.

[Droopy]

9. Canada and Germany

[NNadir]

11. If Luxembourg counts, around 13.

:-)

I might have left out one or two. With the exception of India, all have been in Europe or North America.

[Radio_Lady]

12. Now, let's see... here's the list down memory lane...

Egypt
Israel
Italy
France
Spain
England, U.K.
Scotland, U.K.
Thailand
Hong Kong (China)
China
Macao
Canada
Mexico
The Netherlands
I was going to say Hawaii and Alaska, but those don't count.

Husband has been on business to:
Germany
Denmark

... and we're not done yet! Going to France, Scotland, England and New York City next year. Have to get by on ONE suitcase!

[Maestro]

13. Two

Mexico and Spain. I live in Texas. Does that count as another country? ;)

[NNadir]

15. Texas qualifies as another planet.

I didn't put it on my list.

[Maestro]

24. Cool.

Then I am also an undocumented alien. I wonder * will deport me or stip my US citizenship.

[RC]

14. Mine was 6. I didn't count the US as I live here.

[On the Road]

16. I Count 18

including those passed through on a train, but not those just changing in airports:

Canada, Mexico, Bahamas, Venezuela
China, Japan
England (including Wales and Scotland), France, Spain (including the Canaries), Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, Lichtenstein, Austria, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Turkey

More, more...I want to travel everywhere.

[Piltdown13]

17. Wow...more than I thought!

12 in all: Canada, Mexico, Ireland, the UK, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Austria, Hungary, Italy, Ethiopia, and Kenya.

Edit: oops...forgot Puerto Rico and Haiti....and France.

[Ksec]

22. none. Wheres none?

[two gun sid]

23. More than ten...

thanks to Uncle Sugar and the US tax payers.

[smbolisnch]

26. I have never been out of the country.

Ever. :(
I plan to do a lot of traveling once I graduate in the spring, however. :)

[GOPisEvil]

27. 5 - US, Canada, Mexico, born in Greece, lived also in Germany.

I want to see so many more.

[katinmn]

28. 11

Taiwan, Belize, Guatemala, Mexico, Canada, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Netherlands, Germany. Peurto Rico doesn't count I guess.

[MrScorpio]

30. 12

That's the ticket

[no name no slogan]

31. only four i think, but i lived in one for awhile

i lived in the uk for seven months in the early 90s. but i've visited canada, mexico, the uk, and france. i guess that's four.

[I Have A Dream]

32. At least 11. n/t

[hyphenate]

33. I counted Great Britain

as three separate countries: England, Scotland and Wales. So it became 6 instead of 4.

[tinfoilinfor2005]

34. Six, but Thursday I booked a tour trip of Russia and the Baltics

which also includes Helsinki so that will be ten in March. yippee!! My favorite so far besides US is France.

[Mayberry Machiavelli]

35. Let's see. Spain, Greece, Germany, Britain, China, Taiwan, Japan,

France, Cuba... including U.S. that makes 10!

[Clintmax]

36. Two so far...

Hoping to go to Greece next year!

[Withywindle]

37. Not nearly enough....

Canada, many times.
Brazil, many times.


Once each:
Mexico
Scotland (UK)
Northern Ireland (UK)
Ireland
France
the Netherlands
Belgium
Germany (I was just two years too late to be able to count West and East as two....but then I probably couldn't have gone to East Germany except the bits we passed through to get to Berlin)


And yes, I have been to Scotland and Ireland but not England. It was a very convoluted backpacking/hitch-hiking route we took...Hope to remedy that someday soon.

[Mz Pip]

38. Nine

not counting my cross county trips in the US.

England, Netherlands, Luxenborg, Belgium, France, Switzerland, Spain, Morocco, Mexico.

I changed planes in Germany so that really doesn't count as a visit.

Mz Pip:dem:

[CaliforniaPeggy]

39. I chose 10 or more....

Canada, Germany, England, Scotland, France, Italy, Malta, Greece, Turkey, Libya....Just don't do what I did, and go to the Mediteranean in the summer...too fucking HOT, and HUMID! Spring or fall would be much better, I believe...

:hi:

[Ladyhawk]

41. Mine barely count. I've been to Vancouver and Tijuana. :) n/t

[leftofthedial]

42. they're all different

:shrug:

:D

[Doctor_J]

43. Does Texas count?

it was more foreign to me than, say, France or England.

[steely]

45. Nine if you count Switzerland...

but we sort of detoured on the highway just so we could get our passports stamped - I don't think they were to happy about it. haha

[lizzieforkerry]

46. 9ish

Germany, Belgium, France, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, Barbados, Dominica, St. Maarten

Do the US Virgin Islands count? Puerto Rico felt like a foreign country.