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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Climbing any very high mountain - they are high, cold, and increasing pointy. I don't need to visit to learn that.

Most cruises - I go on vacation to get away from the folks back home. Why bring them with me? Plus, a 24 hour buffet would be my undoing. I may do one of the Shetland and Orkney Islands though. [b]You do need a boat to visit Islands.[/b]

Any skydiving venue. I was going to include all NASCAR venues, but it occurs to me that at a NASCAR track, I could probably eat Velveeta nachos without shame, which is worth something in and of itself.

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No you don't. You can take ferries and/or a plane. We visited Orkney a few years ago as part of a trip to scotland and it was wonderful. Highly recommend renting a car though.

I love mountains. But I have no desire to do a cruise of any type. I also hate beach vacations though I anticipate doing some to make my husband happy as our kids get older.

Country-wise, I don't have any desire to visit India (too much poverty and human rights issues), most of Africa, South America, or Southeast Asia (too hot), or just about any Arab country (I am Jewish). I have a mild desire to visit Israel primarily for the history, but as another PP said I have come to strongly dislike Israel's policies and politics and am not sure I'd feel comfortable doing so. I get enough "Israel is the most amazing country on earth" shoved down my throat at shul, I don't need it in-country too.

I spent several years in Japan and would love to go back. I also really enjoyed my time in England and Scotland, despite the awful food, and would go back in a second.
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