Other Hobbies??

Any of you travel as a hobby???
Lets hear some good and bad places you have been and reasons they were good or bad along with some photos.

Len

went to New Zealand for 3 months about 5 years ago. I highly recommend it. You’d like the trout fishing there.

JP

My wife and I love to travel.

We try to get on a plane twice a year and go somewhere.

Usually a long weekend and a 7-14 day trip each year.

Went to Scotland a year ago last summer. Great country!

So far I havent been anywhere where I didnt like it.

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They can keep dirty Mexico. If I’m going tropical I’ll forever do without the culture and take the sun and fun of American soil and Patronage!!

The wife and I fell in love with Puerto Rico last year. Gorgeous place. Lots of fish. No passport needed. Rum.

Love traveling and seeing what’s really out there. My outdoor adventures are obviously #1 priority on my list of things to do. But, I still have a serious passion to do a European tour, specifically northern and eastern Europe. These are a few cuts from my Australian experience. Spent 3 weeks back packing the north island of New Zealand, 3 weeks back packing the south western corner of Australia, 1 week on the Great Barrier Reef, and 5 months of college in Sydney. Sorry for no scenic pics, as I managed to drop my camera into the Sydney harbour Amongst those photos were all of New Zealand, the Great Barrier Reef, the Gold Coast, a monster Red Snapper, and 4 foot Mako Shark from the Bay of A Thousand Islands. Amongst places that I’ve been that I do not suggest, Alabama and Mississippi If you ever want to T-off your college football coach-tell him your going across the globe for 8 months Simply awesome is all I can say, worth every penny. If any one reading this wants info, experiences vs. tourist experiences or ect. , shoot me a pm I’d be glad to hook you up with outfitters and experience ideas.

Not as exotic as what some people would desire for traveling, but we are exploring the United States as a family. When my wife and I decided to have kids, I made a goal to show them all I could in life – including what is outside the city limits. Our method is road trips. We pack the truck with our camping gear, and just go. We split the trip up into a day or two of camping and a night in a hotel. Keeps the cost down, and we do a pace we (my girls) can enjoy.
A day will come when my kids move on, take a husband, and hopefully have a family. Its the thousands of hours we spend together now that will give me the memories to look back upon and know how great of a life I have.











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Not as exotic as what some people would desire for traveling
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Maybe, maybe not, there is some beatuiful country here in the US and a lifetimes worth of traveling to see interesting spots.

Something the wife and I plan on doing as soon as we retire.

Al

Out west road trip from three years ago.

Flew into vegas for a few days rented a car and hit Tahoe and San Francisco.

Napa, Pacific Coast and San Francisco.

Skydiving..horseback riding..Fishing in Ixtapa Mexico

wings were seriously clipped when we had a kid.
She is 14 now.

This spring gonna go somewhere.
Not sure where. Daughter coming with.

All ~ great pics but Randy! That crest line antler shot is awesome!

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Not as exotic as what some people would desire for traveling
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Maybe, maybe not, there is some beatuiful country here in the US and a lifetimes worth of traveling to see interesting spots.

Something the wife and I plan on doing as soon as we retire.

Al

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Don’t wait until your retired!!!! There are many inexpensive trips that can be taken that will give you a lifetime of memories.