F56
A place you never thought you would be?
July 18 2010
Comments
-
RHP User
15 years ago
I cant say i never thought i would be there Meeka , i can say when i got there it blew me away ..And right next door to the Ausrtalian bar was a massage palour ! I cant believe i ended up in there !
-
RHP User
15 years ago
I will be in New York in October can not wait !! So what happened in the massage parlour? And should I go??? I will send you a postcard. x Meeka
-
RHP User
15 years ago
Sounds amazing Mikle - my kind of travelling for sure. Last year I went to Cambodia to see Ankor Wat a place I had always wanted to see. Just went on my own and met the most amazing people in Cambodia. It is still such a poor country but the people were so beautiful and amazing even though most go through terrible hardships everyday. Thats why I love travelling - you meet the most amazing people and see the most amazing things but in a lot of ways it also reminds me how lucky I am and how much I love Australia.
-
RHP User
15 years ago
Never thought Id be in a karioke bar in Japan.........even less likely that id be standing on the table belting out a Jonny Farnham number LOL ...i dont sing....not since trying out for the choir at primary school.......... and being told i should join the softball team !!!!! LOVE Japan.........beautiful beautiful beautiful......elegant in everything they do......If you want a travel companion let me know !!! Am in planning stage for India and Kathmandu hopefully next month...if my passport renewal is quick enough !!.........travel ....best education of all
-
DonnaBrett
15 years ago
I never in my wildest dreams thought I'd ever get to explore inside those famous gates! I have been to the US four times...seen quite a few cities & New York & Los Angeles are just the most amazing places and I'd live there in a heartbeat. But on our last trip in June this year we took our daughters (21 & 18)..the eldest is just crazy about the TV show "Girls of the Playboy Mansion" and cos this trip was for her 21st B'day we thought it'd be great if we could get her to meet any of the show's stars? So...we wrote a letter to Hugh Hefner...yeah!! a zillion to one shot we thought! Long story short..when there we get a phone call from Hef's assistant. She says they liked our letter and invited us for a tour. Didn't get inside the main house (reserved for Hef's closest people) but we toured all the grounds which included the gardens, Hef's private zoo, the pool area & famous grotto, tennis courts, bathhouse & Hef's games room & we did the entire circuit around the mansion. We took about 100 photos! We were told only about 20 people per year get these tours..and they are usually bought at charity auction events. When I asked why us? We were told simply cos they liked our letter!!! Ahhh...now how do we get invited to one of those mansion parties??? Hmmmmm.....
-
RHP User
15 years ago
Thanks for this topic, Meeka, it's great to reminisce! In 1990 I spent a couple of months in India, mainly in the foothills of the Himalaya. I had bartered for a motorbike for a week or so from one of the locals and it kept breaking down! As I pushed it into a little village one night, an old man indicated that I should follow him and he took me to his nephew's home. He was the headmaster of the local school and me being a teacher, we got on famously! He and his family were the most beautiful people I have ever met. So gracious and accomodating. We stayed there the night and again a week later. They pt on a feast for us one day when we didn't even realise it was a holy day for them and they couldn't eat! Very embarrassing and a great lesson. They fixed our bike and took us to their school, 300 students sitting on the floor with 3 teachers, 100 to a room! They were so proud to show us their English skills! An enduring memory that has stood me in good stead and reminded me about how lucky we are and how precious life is. Thanks Meeka. David X
-
RHP User
15 years ago
I've booked some dingy little place in Montmartre over Christmas following a couple of weeks in and around Lucca, Italy. Yep... I'm just showing off now. :p HUgs Stalky
-
RHP User
15 years ago
Not really on topic I know, but never been much of a traveler you see...So all I have to offer you is that a place I never thought I'd be... is right here on RHP!Hugs... Mrs P'
-
RHP User
15 years ago
Quoting 'MrnMrsPeachypear' Not really on topic I know, but never been much of a traveler you see...So all I have to offer you is that a place I never thought I'd be... is right here on RHP!Hugs... Mrs P' im with you Mrs P...never ever thought id be here xxRxx
-
RHP User
15 years ago
Our favorite is Thailand... beautifull country... beautifull islands and beautifull people.. Then when the sun goes down my fav is Patong ... has to be one of the most liberated places on the planet.. Anyone planning a visit must go to Bangla Road... You will never be the same again.. Affordable' living 'eating ' cheap as chips... We both first went in april last year and I (mr JJ ) had 2 business/ pleasure visits there since.. Already we're planning another trip next year...
-
RHP User
15 years ago
Holy hell - I bet you will have every bloke on RHP writing to Hugh as we speak!! Meeka
-
RHP User
15 years ago
was in bed with a priest. Oh, and I never thought I'd be living in Australia. Sweet
-
RHP User
15 years ago
Hey Mikle Completely agree with everything you said!!
-
RHP User
15 years ago
all these cool places to go and see... I've stood on the ruins of Inca temples in mexico... was nearly shot by the French Military at the Eiffel tower... had a private tour of Stonehenge where I touched the rocks... I want to see the Galapagos Islands with my son - it's something he would love to go visit... I'd love to also be in bed with 3 gorgeous women too... ;-) all to myself... hugs Wayne x
-
RHP User
15 years ago
Trongsa, Bhutan. Where the first 2 kings ruled from. Kirtipur, Kathmandu. Machu Pichu, Peru. Shar-i-zinda in Samarkand Uzbekistan. So many places so little time.
-
RHP User
15 years ago
Never ever thought I would be in PNG ... am still amazed I completed the track .. Mud Heat Sweat Meeting the Fuzzy Wuzzys Crossing 100+ Rivers Sleeping rough under the stars Washing in crystal clear water Climing one mountain to descend down another to climb yet another ... Bit like life really :) Sassyme.
-
RHP User
15 years ago
I have often thought about the Kokoda track but not sure if I have the stamina - is it really hard work???
-
RHP User
15 years ago
Well we are obvioulsy on the same wavelength here! Match made in heaven?? Oh and I am definitley a cat person too... Shame you live in the middle of no where. lol M
-
RHP User
15 years ago
But with a lot of training .. a great attitude .. anyone can do it ... I have a bod built for comfort not speed... I had major spinal surgery and a paralysis a few years back.. So if I can do it with the right mental attitude .. Im sure you can.. Sassyme.
-
RHP User
15 years ago
Got sent to Ho-Chi-Minh City for work a few years ago. This being my first OS experience I was terrified - had no idea what to expect and here I was about to be dumped in a a foreign country I had little knowledge of and had no understanding of the language. Despite the pollution and poverty evident in some places I ended up absolutely loving the city and it's beautiful people. Not too sure about the Tranny's on scooters at night though.... I'd go back on a holiday in a heartbeat, and probably take the family along to see how "the other half" lives.
-
RHP User
15 years ago
I received a phone call from my best friend after she had come back from her 2nd trip to Australia to be told they were going to emigrate out here, before i knew what i was saying, the reply from me was 'do you want us to come with you?', I shouted through to my husband who was sat on the sofa at the time 'is it all right if we move to Australia?' he replied 'yes why not and 6 months later here i was with hubby, 2 very young children and 5 suitcases in Brisbane airport, with no where to live and only the stuff in the suitcases as everything else was still waiting to be shipped from the UK, and now we are residents and have never looked back, 3 years and counting
Boards
-
Hot Topics
Topics: 15123 Comments: 88143
-
Girls Ask
Topics: 1417 Comments: 10231
-
Guys Ask
Topics: 2520 Comments: 11664
-
Couples' Corner
Topics: 2506 Comments: 9760
-
Swingers Lifestyle
Topics: 1007 Comments: 5254
-
Fetish & Fantasy
Topics: 1303 Comments: 5776
-
Hot Travel
Topics: 782 Comments: 1988
-
LGBT
Topics: 170 Comments: 867
Forum help
-
Something related with that
-
Going somewhere & want to hook up?
-
Hasn't that topic been posted before?
RHP's popular dating tool
-
Where the heck did that topic go?
Discover what RHP is doing offline
-
RHP member's RL secrets
reply
like
Share