Canada
Iceland
England
Scotland
Ireland
France
Germany
Italy
Greece
Austria
Switzerland
Egypt
Norway
Russia
China
Japan
Australia

Castle Dracula, Romania and his birth house in Sigishoara. Legendary war hero, lost his head in order for Europe to remain free and not fall under Muslim conquest, while europeans and even brethren allies, sold him out to the turks and caused internal conflict in both his land and family.

Stonehedge.

Matsu Pitsu.

Sishui wall.

Kyoto, Iga prefecture, Koga Prefecture, Japan.

Puquet, Bali, New Delhi, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam.

Mother Russia! <3

Can't comment on the rest, but that is a bad choice. You'd be much better off visiting Mumbai or Goa.

As for me I would like to visit
England
Switzerland
Germany
Japan
USA
Italy

Pretty much everywhere where there's no war going on at the moment.

I grew up in a town situated right at the end of the Bay of Fundy. Impressive tides, although as a kid I didn't really appreciate how impressive they were.

East Asia
Australia
Samarkand.

I probably wouldn't have appreciated it as a kid either. My degree is in geography - I definitely have an appreciation of natural phenomena as an adult!

I forgot one more Canadian place on my list: The Yukon! I've covered most of western Canada pretty well, and I've been to both the Northwest Territories and Nunavut (although I was there one year too early for it to be called Nunavut - it was still Northwest Territories at the time), but I've never managed to get to The Yukon.

My last summer as a university student, I was originally planning to attend a field school to Kluane in the Yukon, but instead I got a cool summer job that took me [url=https://www.google.ca/maps/place/81%C2%B003'21.1%22N+67%C2%B036'24.8%22W/@72.4299931,-104.27368,3z/data=!4m2!3m1!1s0x0:0x0]way further north than Kluane[/url]. I don't regret it, I made good money seeing some cool stuff, but I've still never made it to The Yukon.

I've also never been east of Ottawa - hence the rest of my Canada wishlist.

Beyond the "Authorized personnel only" signs.

Yeah, similar situation here. My degree is in Geology. :)

I've been to all provinces except Newfoundland, and all territories escept Nunavut. My wife and I plan to rectify that at some point. Many years ago I took some time and drove from BC (I was living in Whistler at the time) to Inuvik. It was a pretty cool trip. :)


*edit* And holy crap! I'd love to get to Ellesmere! That must have been incredible.

;D

Now we're talking ;)
Would love to visit.

Wild!
Read a lot of interesting stuff about it.

You gotta be a true macho to go there, I think! ;D

Canada
Iceland
England
Scotland
Ireland
France
Germany
Italy
Greece
Switzerland
Norway
Australia

It was amazing. It was a summer job with the federal government. I spent ten weeks in a tent camp, and I followed a geologist around carrying his rock samples. We had a helicopter in camp, and flew to a new location everyday. It was hard work, I walked a lot of miles carrying a lot of rocks, but I got paid well, and I saw some cool stuff.

I attached some pictures. Things to note:
- in the big_glacier pic, there's a dude lower left for a sense of scale.
- in the camp pic, our camp is a tiny circle of white dots down and right of centre. We were pretty insignificant to the arctic landscape.
- we had snow in July
- the flyinglow picture is taken from a Twin Otter. We were apparently avoiding a head wind while flying up Nares straight between Ellesmere and Greenland. The bush pilots of the north are truly a special breed.

USA, Ukraine, Netherlands, Austria, Croatia, UK, Latvia, Polen, Italy, Russia, Japan, China, Lebanon, Syria, Egypt

I seriously want to go to all the places, but for fun, a few of the more exotic (for an American):

Iran (Damavand)
Antarctica (Vinson)
Peleliu in Palau (entire island is US Nat'l Historic Landmark)
Chuuk (dive the wrecks)

Sorry for the late response. I was out all day. Fantastic pics. Thanks for posting them. :)