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Judy Kiel's avatar

Rode a camel at Giza

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Val's avatar

Many cliched things but one I regret the most was riding an elephant in India . I have since heard how badly they are treated and now send money monthly to a Wildlife rescue in India Wildlife SOS

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Heather Dolstra's avatar

Took the Big Bus tour in Paris so my son-in-law, who had never been to Paris, could see the Eiffel Tower at night. It was actually surprisingly fun.

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Bernard Nash's avatar

Throwing a coin into Trevi fountain

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Bernard Nash's avatar

It would’ve been kissing the blarney stone, but I couldn’t see sharing everyone’s saliva with me. Both of us we’d have to say a gondola ride in Venice.

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Jill Buckley's avatar

Taking a gondola ride in Venice

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K A's avatar

Kissing that Blarney Stone!

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fe garbanzos's avatar

In the 50's..my first visit to Jerusalem..just returned from Bethlehem where i bought lots of rosaries;still in a bag..we were at the upper floor of the Church of the SEPULCHRE..At that time, peole could kneel close to the altar and touch the area where the Holy Crucifix was buried...I started to place each rosary into the hole to get special blessing for my souvenir rosaries...did not realize that a person next to me, was watching me everytime I pulled out each rosary!.then she started to do the same thing, but did not show any rosary.began to realize she thought I was experiencing miracle...pulling rosary from the hole/ while she was empty handed/without rosary.

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Gloria Evans's avatar

The castle and river, are stunning

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Christopher Elliott's avatar

I know. We want to go back and explore more of this part of France.

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Suzanne's avatar

Thanks guys! Very informative and fun!

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Jfuller's avatar

Panning for Gold in Alaska 😂

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Susan Sherren's avatar

Sounds like a beautiful adventure in the Loire Valley. Taking notes.

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