Polls: Travel

Your favorite type of lakes for swimming?

Do you have a preference

where you sit when booking an aircraft journey?

Which one of the Great Lakes is your favorite?

Your favorite type of place for boating or going to the beach?

I feel bad for the rest of the world who don't get to enjoy the penguins, kangaroos, and countless plant species that we do here in Australia. I feel like moving the tectonic plate to the north by clawing to the soil and fartng violently southward is the only solution, because zoos don't keep crazy people like me for all to see.

Wonderland seems like a really beautiful world with bizarre, fantastical, yet charming characters I'd want to interact with, like the March Hare and the Madhatter. Oz just seems like another beautiful and fantastical world as well.

What mythological or maybe real sea monster you wouldn't like to see near your ship?

Summer has arrived, it's very hot outside, and you're at a quiet cove with a warm sandy beach, and an inviting clear blue ocean. The problem is you haven't brought your swimsuit 😕 What would you do?

What kind of watercraft would you use to sail around the world?

and also share why

Sorry international peeps!!

Scarsdale, New York

Rye, New York

West University Place, Texas

Los Altos, California

Paradise Valley, Arizona

University Park, Texas

Hinsdale, Illinois

Great Falls, Virginia

Orinda, California

Wellesley, Massachusetts

I only have 6 full days on Guadeloupe, because that's all I could afford, and my schedule is already pretty packed and some of the sites I wanted to visit are only open on certain days. I wanted to visit Marie Galante, but looking at it more, it doesn't seem as interesting as I thought. The ruins of the sugar plantation look interesting, but there's some places on the main island I want to see more and because of bus and museum schedules, it would be extremely hectic and I feel I wouldn't have any down time. But if I skipped Marie Galante, I could easily see all the things I want to see on the main island and still have some down time. I also always like to give myself some extra time for "unforeseen circumstances".

When I travel, I'm always trying to see as much as possible, and if I have "down-time", I feel I'm wasting precious time that could be used for sight-seeing. But at the same time, I sometimes end up getting home and feeling I need another vacation because I didn't relax at all.

Also, the ferry ticket to Marie Galante is a bit expensive. It's cheaper on a different day, but as I already have 2 back to back day trips planned, I really don't want to do three in a row.

So what do you think? Should I do the day trip to Marie Galante then either end up not seeing everything on the main island or seeing everything but not having any down time?

Or, should I skip Marie Galante and see everything I want to see on the main island at a slower pace?

Also rate each weather out of 10

The movement was kickstarted by Barcelona, but other cities that will be participating include Venice, Amsterdam, the Canary Islands and Lisbon. Lisbon surprised me because it's not very touristy and Portugal was once named the most tourist friendly country. I think there were a few other, mostly southern European cities. They're gonna attack tourists with water guns.

Can you imagine if Americans did something like this? The Left would be gunning for Trump's head!