> > > I was just wondering who the most travelled
> > > regular is... I think I just might be one of them.
> > >
> > > Internationally:
> > >
> > > Fiji, New Zealand, New Caledonia, Solomon Islands,
> > > Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, China,
> > > Hong Kong, India, Turkey, Greece, Italy, Spain,
> > > France, Portugal, The Netherlands, Germany, Czech
> > > Republic, England, Scotland, Ireland, Borneo,
> > > Phillipines, South Africa, Zinbabwe, Zambia,
> > > Botswana, Chile, Costa Rica, Belize, and Mexico.
> > >
> > > Whew.
> > >
> > > US:
> > >
> > > Nevada, Arizona, Massechussetts, Texas, Florida,
> > > Alaska, Hawaii, Colorado.
> > >
> > > And I know Howard has done all 50
> > >
> > > Finchplucker
> > >
> >
> > Gee, after hearing all that, I feel very untravelled. The only other countries I've been to are Canada, Mexico, and, if you want to count it, Puerto Rico(personaly, I don't).
> > As far as states go, I've been to:
> > Washington
> > Oregon
> > California
> > Idaho
> > New Mexico
> > New York
> > Montana
> > Wyoming
> > Colorado
> > Florida
> > Tennesse
> > Alabama
> > Utah
> > Arizona
> > Texas
> > Missouri
> >
> > M"And when April rolls around, Hawaii"el
>
> Where are you going in Hawaii, Mel? I've been there ten times and I know my way around. I have a long "don't miss" list.
> The best advice I can give a first-timer is, don't just go to Oahu. It's a good place to start with Diamond Head, Waikiki, and Pearl Harbor, but all of the islands are different, so see as many as you can.
> If you are a hiker, tear yourself away from Waikiki and go hike to the top of Diamond Head. (take water and a flashlight) The view is one of the best in the islands. Go early in the day.
> Don't miss the Big Island. It give the word "big" a whole new meaning.
> Howard

I'm going to Maui. My parents went there back in the olden days (ie 1982) and it was their favorite.

M"would you recommend it, Howard?"el