If I could travel anywhere, I'd go to Ireland and Colorado. Which is great because I've been to Colorado a million times and I'm probably going to Ireland this summer. : ) Anyway, Colorado is my favorite state. It's beautiful and relatively uninhabited in places. And Ireland has been calling me for pretty much my whole life. I don't know if that's because I like green, because I like lilting voices, because 3/8 of my blood comes from Irish lines, or what. . .

Karen, 20
Marshelltown/Ames, IA

I would travel with my husband and dogs out west for an extended trip. I'd like to see the Grand Canyon, the Painted Desert and the Rocky Mountains.

Laura, 34
Lowell, MA

If I could travel anywhere it would be Alaska. I love gold weather in addition to wildlife. I like that Alaska is the perfect place to live or go for a vacation. It would be worth traveling to see the bears, fish, and other wildlife.

Ernest, 28
Washington, DC

I wish I was able to travel underwater to whatever depth I wanted, I would then be able to see the secrets deep within the oceans.

Nikki, 26
Kirkham  ENGLAND

To the Moon! I can imagine what it would be like to stand in the midst of the Egyptian pyramids, or explore the Costa Rican rainforests, but not in my wildest dreams can I imagine what it must be like to stand on the moon.

kimberfreed, 31

If it were possible to travel anywhere, I would love to travel through time to different places in the past. Especially ancient places that we don't have a complete understanding of. I like to talk to the average Egyptian person at the time of the pharoahs, to actualy meet Jesus of Nazareth and really find out what he was about, to talk to women from the middle ages.

Since this mode of travel isn't anywhere near reality, I would love to go out into space. To really see the Earth as a small delicate place. This is closer to a reality, maybe within my lifetime.

In the forseeable future I'd like to go to Cambodia orThailand or India perhaps South Africa or the very tip of South America.

I guess the unifying theme of all of these is someplace completely different from where I am know. A completely new place and experience. After all that is a big part of why we travel. Isn't it?

Felicia, 33
Somerville, MA

I'd go to Europe if I had the chance. I would just tour around some major and minor cities. I think that Europe is a wonderful place where they have many different cultures and customs. I would like to observe their behaviours and attitudes towards the western hemisphere, religion, and life in general.

Ray, 17
Toronto  CANADA

I have no desire to travel anywhere but the good ole' US of A.

Reba, 50
Rockville, MD

I would truly love to explore the ancient "Holy Land" before they completely destroy it by war (again). While I'm on that side of the ocean, I'll stop by Italy for some lasagna and Germany to see the homeland of my ancestors. I may as well swing through Paris and Amsterdam. Then I'll go to New York and stay there.

Kristin, 20
IA  USA

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