vacation anyone?----for fun
Started by wildfocus
I'm lucky enough to be going to Paris!! I've never been so i'm really excited. I hope everyone else gets to have at least some fun before we are thrown to the wolves in vet school.
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i had my last hurrah two years ago when i went cage diving for great whites in gansbaai south africa. sigh:
http://blogalice.com/southafricasharks
the time spent at pilanesburg was awesome, too:
http://blogalice.com/southafricasafari
http://blogalice.com/southafricasharks
the time spent at pilanesburg was awesome, too:
http://blogalice.com/southafricasafari
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Island hopping in Greece for two weeks! (Athens, Mykonos, Santorini, Ios), then Reno for a week to visit family, then Las Vegas. I was lucky enough to save enough money to quit my job so I will definitely take pleasure in doing absolutely nothing over summer. I hope everyone gets a chance to relax at least a little bit before school.
At least you won't be the only one working tons this summer...I'll be doing the same thing. We can keep each other company here while everyone else travels 😛 Looking forward to working with more birds of prey during my internship this summer though, so I guess that'll make up for not going anywhere!
Backpacking Europe! London, Amsterdam, Stuttgart, Vienna, Venice, Lausanne, Paris. I am SO excited. And then later on I'm visiting family in Singapore and Malaysia. Woohoo!
if you're in paris, you need to see the catacombs--wall-to-wall bones, a km or so underground.
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glacier national park in b.c.? or in the u.s.? we drove to pacific rim national park last summer with the dogs and came back, stopping at glacier n.p. in b.c. it was GORGEOUS. the dogs made it the three miles straight up to the glacier and played in the snow in august.
gnp in the states (and one summer started in waterton in alberta and ended in glacier). oh, we love it so!! here are some of the mountaintop pics.
I'm trying to stretch my available (and pending accrual) vacation days to cover my trip to Kansas this month, and hopefully a week (or unfortunately maybe less) in the Adirondacks (upstate NY mountains) this summer, June maybe.
Till then, I'll be working as usual. 🙁
Till then, I'll be working as usual. 🙁
Habibti - youre like the only one here with an avatar that doesnt contain an animal. Though it is a car with an animal name, so maybe it counts! 😉
My father-in-law is taking the whole family on an Amazon river cruise in Peru for 16 days. We are so excited. I love rainforests! I'm gonna live it up since after this vacation, it could be 10 years before I get another one.
Enjoy your last summer of freedom for awhile everyone!
Enjoy your last summer of freedom for awhile everyone!
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Going to Iceland for 10 days pretty much immediately after my department's graduation ceremony. Which is a little premature as a celebration, because then I'm coming back to spend the rest of the summer actually completing and filing my thesis...
wow - i am sooo excited for you all! i think collectively we have hit every continent, except australia/new zealand (but some of us are moving there, so let's count it too). my spouse is now saying we can go somewhere (i.e., british columbia) for an extended weekend. he said he is paying, so yippiee!!
Going to the Caribbean with hubby and a few friends (haven't picked an island yet but British Virgin Islands are front runners) for a week and getting married there! =)
Gonna have a crazy summer as we are selling our house in Austin in mid june, I'll move into my condo in College Station in mid may, then actually live in his condo in San Antonio, that we haven't actually bought yet until school starts lol!
Gonna have a crazy summer as we are selling our house in Austin in mid june, I'll move into my condo in College Station in mid may, then actually live in his condo in San Antonio, that we haven't actually bought yet until school starts lol!
going to cancun for some beach and sun in may, and then hopefully canoeing at the boundary waters in august before school starts!
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I guess my vacation plans in Australia don't really count since
#1 I am already in Australia, and
#2 I am already in vet school,
but anyhows...
My grand plan is to spend the entire july break on a road trip! The plan is to drive from Sydney to Townsville for a Cattle Vets conference, then to Alice Springs and Uluru, down to Coober Pedy and back to Sydney. It will be an 8000km drive!!! Very exciting 😀
(actually it is totally distracting me from my uni work!!! Must... study.....)
PS, JIKJen124 as you will be coming in winter it is probably best for you to check out some of the more northern parts of Australia, which I myself have not spent that much time in. But there are lots of amazing places! Check out such websites as
http://www.australia.com/home_au.aust?L=en&C=AU
http://www.queenslandholidays.com.au/
http://www.tourismnt.com.au/
Our winters aren't that cold though, and Sydney is lovely year round, Melbourne is always fantastic but gets down to only a few degrees C and can be a bit rainy- and basically the top half of the country is always hot!
#1 I am already in Australia, and
#2 I am already in vet school,
but anyhows...
My grand plan is to spend the entire july break on a road trip! The plan is to drive from Sydney to Townsville for a Cattle Vets conference, then to Alice Springs and Uluru, down to Coober Pedy and back to Sydney. It will be an 8000km drive!!! Very exciting 😀
(actually it is totally distracting me from my uni work!!! Must... study.....)
PS, JIKJen124 as you will be coming in winter it is probably best for you to check out some of the more northern parts of Australia, which I myself have not spent that much time in. But there are lots of amazing places! Check out such websites as
http://www.australia.com/home_au.aust?L=en&C=AU
http://www.queenslandholidays.com.au/
http://www.tourismnt.com.au/
Our winters aren't that cold though, and Sydney is lovely year round, Melbourne is always fantastic but gets down to only a few degrees C and can be a bit rainy- and basically the top half of the country is always hot!
You would think, given that I spent 3 years in undergrad studying Australia, that planning this trip would be easy!! Wrong! I'm still having trouble deciding where to go, but I'm thinking Sydney, Townsville/Cairns depending on which I can get to, maybe finding my way to the "middle" - Ayers Rock/Alice Springs, Melbourne and then home. Sort of the same trip you'll be taking, Holly!
Thanks for the links🙂
Thanks for the links🙂
