Norway for Pepperkaker and Germany for Pumpernickel.

Belgium Beer..

I love Italian food-Lasagne, Pizza and Pasta
In Croatia i like architecture in Dubrobvnik,
I like the Canary Islands for a nice sandy beach,
And i Love Egypt for a story connected with pharaos and pyramids.

Sweden for the women.

How the hell did this get dragged up?

Iceland for the party food

South Korean football is ace in my opinion.

Estonian wild swimming venues.

Everywhere has something good, isn’t that awesome? 🙂

As above everywhere I’ve been has good things. Except anything to do with Parisians and Israelies they both suck in my opinion.

Heaven is where the police are British, the cooks are French, the
mechanics German, the lovers Italian and it’s all organised by the
Swiss. Hell is where the chefs are British, the mechanics French, the
lover’s Swiss, the police German and it’s all organised by the Italians.

Read this before. Still makes me smile.

I do like France too. I’ve been lucky enough to live in several different countries (and visit my folks living in other countries) and France is probably still my favourite. I love so many things about the UK (and there’s an awful lot to love) but I find it difficult to reconcile that with how crowded our little set of islands are, especially down south.

Funny how 95% of countries are in Europe that people have said, yet 52% of UK supposedly hate the place!!

For me, I loved working in Morocco, in one day i could go from 4000m up Toubkal to the desert and the dunes.

Thailand/ Vietnam for the food.

The US for BBQ, large landscapes and people that i found on the whole really generous once you got talking to them.

Argentina for the landscapes, the steak and the red wine.

Australia for everything!

Italian cars, made in Poland.

Austrian motorbikes, schnitzel, beer, ski resorts, scenery, water parks

American outlet shopping. Americans that live next to the sea or large bodies of water.

Hawaiian beer, food, climate, people

Russian people, beer, architecture, technology

German beer, food, people, museums, infrastructure, scenery, way of life.

The UK as a whole thing – the varied geography, our buildings, our food is pretty sh1t hot now, beer, the people.

Thinking about the places I’ve ridden through, I’d have to rate Morocco and Romania highly. Different enough to UK to make it an adventure to me and some amazing, amazing people.

Rachel