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Where to go...

It's strange...if you'd asked me a few months ago where I'd like to travel I'd have murmured a few things about various places in Europe. However, because my wanderings are primarily about catching up with people I love, it's turned into a far more of an odyssey (or Royal Progress).

The plan such as it is:

Christmas 2023 - visiting friends in France

Jan - end of March 2023 - temp work and trips to see friends in the UK

End of March 2024 - head over to North America, and try and visit:

New York (with a trip out to Long Island)

Chicago (with side trip to Milawaukee) 

St. Louis

New Orleans

Denver/Boulder

Edmondton (CA - which may mean a stop in Seattle)

Vancouver (maybe)

San Francisco

End of May 2024 - travel on to New Zealand (possibly via Sydney)

Late May/Early June 2024 - travel on to Australia and visit:

Sydney

Melbourne

Hobart

Perth

Late July/Early August 2024 - start to wend my way home via:

Kuala Lumpur

Bangkok

Japan

Mid-September 2024 - walk the Camino


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