Travel (non-Japan)

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23 Jul 2008, 09:26 #281
I want to Travel to Tempe~Arizona~United States next
23 Jul 2008, 10:04 #282
Anime Dad wrote:

Hontou? :shocked:


Totally. In my blog I wrote how shocked I was.

Nice pics, Wyn-chan :) I want to go to China also now :)


You should!

Btw, my sis and I were talking about traveling next month, and she said she wanted to visit Australia. :D I don't know if we will, tho. It's expensive. :sweat:
23 Jul 2008, 10:09 #283
Wynter wrote:

You should!

Btw, my sis and I were talking about traveling next month, and she said she wanted to visit Australia. :D I don't know if we will, tho. It's expensive. :sweat:


Sou desu ne. Look at it from our point of view: Everywhere else is expensive :shamefulcry:

It would be awesome if you came here though :)
23 Jul 2008, 10:11 #284
Anime Dad wrote:

Sou desu ne. Look at it from our point of view: Everywhere else is expensive :shamefulcry:

It would be awesome if you came here though :)


It would. The other location on our list is England, which is also expensive. We'll see how it pads out.
23 Jul 2008, 20:50 #285
Wynter wrote:

It would. The other location on our list is England, which is also expensive. We'll see how it pads out.
Why don't you just split the difference? Go to Nova Scotia and dig potatoes, sounds like fun, eh? :say_yes: [/list:u]
23 Jul 2008, 22:46 #286
gaijinmark wrote: Why don't you just split the difference? Go to Nova Scotia and dig potatoes, sounds like fun, eh? :say_yes: [/list:u]


LOL! :rofl:

I always wanted to travel along East Canada, more specifically P.E.I. I LUFF potatoes, too.
23 Jul 2008, 23:25 #287
Stevie wrote:I want to Travel to Tempe~Arizona~United States next


Go there during the cooler months. Lucifer himself would probably avoid going there during the summer.
24 Jul 2008, 15:09 #288
Takoyama wrote:

Go there during the cooler months. Lucifer himself would probably avoid going there during the summer.


thanks for telling me
19 Sep 2008, 01:57 #289
I'm going to be in Toronto from Sept 29-Oct 1. Anyone have suggestions on things to do while I'm out there and especially places to eat?
19 Sep 2008, 03:01 #290
dochira wrote:I'm going to be in Toronto from Sept 29-Oct 1. Anyone have suggestions on things to do while I'm out there and especially places to eat?


I don't think Wynter lives far from the Toronto metro area...she might be able to give you some suggestions.
19 Sep 2008, 06:18 #291
dochira wrote:I'm going to be in Toronto from Sept 29-Oct 1. Anyone have suggestions on things to do while I'm out there and especially places to eat?


You definitely have to check out the ROM (Royal Ontario Museum). It's been ranked as one of the most interesting structures in the world. They finished construction on the facade just last year.

And of course you need to go up the CN Tower, which still remains the highest freestanding building in the world.

In terms of restaurants, there are thousands. Where exactly in TO are you going? Downtown? North York? I can give you recommendations based on where in TO you'll be.
20 Sep 2008, 02:05 #292
Wynter wrote:
You definitely have to check out the ROM (Royal Ontario Museum). It's been ranked as one of the most interesting structures in the world. They finished construction on the facade just last year.

Cool, I'll look this place up.

Wynter wrote:
And of course you need to go up the CN Tower, which still remains the highest freestanding building in the world.

To be honest, this was the only thing I knew was in Toronto. I'll definitely head to the top with my camera in tow. :woot:

Wynter wrote:
In terms of restaurants, there are thousands. Where exactly in TO are you going? Downtown? North York? I can give you recommendations based on where in TO you'll be.

I'll be staying in the downtown area. I'm not sure what kind of food I want. :headscratch:

Are you near Toronto? And is tabana also in that part of Canada??
20 Sep 2008, 02:25 #293
dochira wrote:
I'll be staying in the downtown area. I'm not sure what kind of food I want. :headscratch:

Are you near Toronto? And is tabana also in that part of Canada??


I think Tabana is in Hamilton... I'm not sure. I'm in Brampton. It's about 45min to an hour from Downtown TO. Downtown TO has some AMAZING restaurants. I can basically give you street names and you'll find hundreds of them. And there's every ethnicity there, as well. In Chinatown they have the country's best dumpling restaurant.
20 Sep 2008, 05:47 #294
Wynter wrote:

I think Tabana is in Hamilton... I'm not sure. I'm in Brampton. It's about 45min to an hour from Downtown TO. Downtown TO has some AMAZING restaurants. I can basically give you street names and you'll find hundreds of them. And there's every ethnicity there, as well. In Chinatown they have the country's best dumpling restaurant.

Hmm, I'll let you know once I figure it out. I think I plan to rent a car so it doesn't have to be within walking distance of downtown.
20 Sep 2008, 06:00 #295
dochira wrote:
Hmm, I'll let you know once I figure it out. I think I plan to rent a car so it doesn't have to be within walking distance of downtown.


Just use your Suica card :P
20 Sep 2008, 08:32 #296
dochira wrote:
Hmm, I'll let you know once I figure it out. I think I plan to rent a car so it doesn't have to be within walking distance of downtown.


There's no point renting a car in Downtown TO. It's much easier getting around on foot or by street car.
20 Sep 2008, 09:06 #297
Wynter wrote:

There's no point renting a car in Downtown TO. It's much easier getting around on foot or by street car.


even easier in someone's Nissan.... :rolly:
22 Sep 2008, 01:34 #298
Wynter wrote:

There's no point renting a car in Downtown TO. It's much easier getting around on foot or by street car.

That's good to know, but the company is going to reimburse me. :thumbsup:
22 Sep 2008, 03:22 #299
dochira wrote:
That's good to know, but the company is going to reimburse me. :thumbsup:


One of my favourite restaurants in Downtown TO is called East. It's Asian cuisine with modern twists. Upscale decor, but with reasonable prices. It's located on Queen Street. There are A LOT of restaurants on this street, so it's a good spot to hangout around dinner time.

Sweet Lulu is another Asian restaurant on the same street.

Dundas Street and Spadina Avenue are also streets with really good restaurants, like the Red Room Cafe and Chinese restaurants.

You can check out this site: http://toronto.foodontario.com/restaurants.php

It's restaurants in TO broken down by Cuisine. I enjoy Bar food places, but again, it's up to your own taste. :D
27 Sep 2008, 01:35 #300
Thanks for the link. I'll put it to good use.

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