Friday Five: Travel
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thefridayfive...
1) What is your favorite mode of travel? (Car, train, plane, etc).
For long distances, definitely planes.
2) Where is the northernmost place you've traveled? The southernmost?
Copenhagen, Denmark back in 2005 or so. The southernmost of Los Angeles, for Dorsai Thing in 2007.
3) What is the last place you visited for the first time?
I guess that would be Frankenmuth, Michigan, for Dorsai Thing 35. (Seeing a pattern here?)
4) Of all the places you've traveled, which is your favorite?
I rather like Chicago, probably because I know so many folks in the area. (and Midwest FurFest is out there)
5) Where would you most like to travel to next?
That's a tough one. I didn't actually spend too much time in Copenhagen when I was last in Denmark, so I'd definitely like to check that city out. I'd also like to hit up Sweden and visit Stockholm. Maybe I could see The Vasa, a viking ship on display that is about twice the age of the United States, yeah.
thefridayfive...1) What is your favorite mode of travel? (Car, train, plane, etc).
For long distances, definitely planes.
2) Where is the northernmost place you've traveled? The southernmost?
Copenhagen, Denmark back in 2005 or so. The southernmost of Los Angeles, for Dorsai Thing in 2007.
3) What is the last place you visited for the first time?
I guess that would be Frankenmuth, Michigan, for Dorsai Thing 35. (Seeing a pattern here?)
4) Of all the places you've traveled, which is your favorite?
I rather like Chicago, probably because I know so many folks in the area. (and Midwest FurFest is out there)
5) Where would you most like to travel to next?
That's a tough one. I didn't actually spend too much time in Copenhagen when I was last in Denmark, so I'd definitely like to check that city out. I'd also like to hit up Sweden and visit Stockholm. Maybe I could see The Vasa, a viking ship on display that is about twice the age of the United States, yeah.