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" One of the things I love to do most in this world is travel. Of course, being a divorcing woman with two kids and two jobs doesn&amp;#039;t afford me a whole lot of opportunity for that, but I still dream of all the places I want to go. I watch movies filmed in beautiful, scenic locations, I watch PBS specials about National Parks and Historical sites all over the globe, and click and read just about every travel brochure I get sent by the travel sites I&amp;#039;ve signed up for.  I want to see awe-inspiring sights and meet really interesting people with terrific stories and I want to eat and eat and eat all their home-cooked food. Then I want to meet some nice guy with an accent and let him buy me a drink while I sit there with a stupid grin on my face and just listen to him talk.  (sigh) Someday.  So here&amp;#039;s my list: Five places I would travel to, if money were no object:   Ireland. I am a sucker for an Irish accent. Seriously. And I love all the green.  Macchu Picchu. I&amp;#039;ve always wanted to go. Anyone I&amp;#039;ve ever met who&amp;#039;s been says it&amp;#039;s amazing.  New Zealand. So much natural beauty and such an interesting indigenous culture.  Santorini. I want to sit on some whitewashed balcony and look out over the Aegean.  Tuscany. Just give me a big loaf of crusty bread and some cheese. And wine. I must have wine.  I&amp;#039;d choose outer space, too, but after seeing &amp;quot;Gravity,&amp;quot; I&amp;#039;m not so sure anymore. What about you? If you could go anywhere, where would your five picks take you? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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