If someone gave me a free ticket to anywhere in the world, where would I go?
Wow, that’a a huge question, because there are a lot of places I would like to go if money weren’t an impediment. So maybe I don’t even know. Go check out my fellow authors … see where they would go … and then come back and see if I’ve made a decision.
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Australia won the dice toss. Why? Because it’s about as far from where I am as you can get and it’s a free ticket, so get the most bang for the giver’s buck.
I have a friend who lives in Australia, so I would be able to visit real people, which is preferable to the tourist travel the other places might involve.
Great post! Did you ever see that 1970’s film (can’t remember what it’s called ) when a group of girls went picnicking at Ayers Rock and some disappeared? It’s quite atmospheric and creepy.
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No, I haven’t. Might not have played here in the States. I’ve always been a great fan of Australian movies though … even before Mad Max captured the American post-apocalyptic heart. I’ll have to ask Sylvia if she knows it, so I can go out and look for it. Everything’s available these days.
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I just Googled it. It’s called Picnic at Hanging Rock. It’s very atmospheric.
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I’ll see you there Lela, Australia was my pick as well.
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My friend Sylvia always says she loves to play tour guide. Now if we can just locate the ticket donor.
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I considered emigrating to Australia many years ago, but it never happened. I’d love to go there some day.
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I’ve always wanted to visit since I was about 12 years old and saw an Australian television show. When Sylvia and I were at the University together, she used to show me pictures of where she grew up and the bird preserve where her father worked. I can’t imagine living anywhere but Alaska, but I could see myself spending 6 months to a year there. Of course, I’ve said that for a handful of places the first week I visit and then by the end of the second week, I’m ready to head home.
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Seems to be a popular choice! LOL
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It’s a beautiful country — very unique.
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