I love that you can just go to London for the weekend. I am so jealous. I can't go anywhere interesting just for the weekend!

@ kayleigh Jesus fuck! That's Scotland?!

Your whole country is amazingly interesting to me :(.

I'm so confused, I never posted pictures? :(

edit: Ah right, the snowy picture :D? Yes indeed that is Scotland on a snowy day! :D

Been travelling the country for a few weeks now, back in FL now after almost 4 years. Its pretty awesome, still like the old days for the most part. Still got my dealers, my sluts, my buddies, my family, and parties out the ass. Good fucking times.

I'll be heading to Ohio to meet up with my sister and cousin for a day or two.. and then all of us are gonna drive down to Florida for the week! :D Shall be awesome

This July I'll be heading to Austria for ten days for a graduation present. I'll be hitting Vienna, Salzburg, and the oft-ignored Graz. In addition to the main cities I'm planning to explore the Salzkammergut. This region is frequently cited as being one of the most beautiful areas in Europe, and it's chock full of mountains, castles, lakes, and valleys, as well as being known as the backdrop of The Sound of Music. Hopefully I'll be able to see Hallstatt, or at least Bad Ischel. Anyone have any suggestions on Austria?

In the next year I'll be going to Seattle in late May, Vegas in August, moving to Seattle January 2011, and going to Costa Rica February after.

Last time I was in Seattle I mostly just did everyday things, but I'd like to do some touristy stuff this time around... Any suggestions? I'd like to catch a game at Safeco if it works out, hit up Pike's Place again, and I want to grab a 12-egg omelet from Beth's Cafe after seeing it repeatedly on the Travel Channel... That's just the tip of the iceberg. Are there any cool music or arts museums?

Really excited about Costa Rica as well. It will, by my standards, be my first time out of the country (I don't count my 3 hours in Tijuana...).

I'm going camping tomorrow. NO BATHING FOR 3 DAYS!!:thumb:

I love camping! I miss all the Australian music festivals which involved camping out in the bush and living like hippies for 3 days... bring on next summer!