I don't really know. I have met people on the forums from there, and I guess that I am curious. As a child at school, we sang a few songs about Texas.
If you had a chance to go anywhere in the world. Where would it be?
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I don't really know. I have met people on the forums from there, and I guess that I am curious. As a child at school, we sang a few songs about Texas.
Nikko sounds very Niceo
It takes 32 hairpin turns to get up the mountain to Nikko. Quite the bus journey.
Looks like some of the rural roads in NZ.
So you have been to Japan, @Debp? I have a bit of Japanese in my DNA. 
David in NJ
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Yes I spent a week in Japan years ago. Visited Tokyo, Nikko and Kyoto. You can do a day trip out of Tokyo to Nikko by train. Then board a bus up the mountain to Nikko.Looks like some of the rural roads in NZ.
I spent three nights in Kyoto and really enjoyed it, too.
Pathfinder789
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I was in Tokyo in 2010.
- Global Mission Consultation.
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Tokyo is the third most populous metropolitan area in the world.
- Global Mission Consultation.
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Tokyo is the third most populous metropolitan area in the world.
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I know a former missionary to Japan (now retired and back in the USA after serving her whole adult life in Japan.) She served in the mountains of Japan, Toyama Ken (province). She went to only villages.
David in NJ
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Former Toyota Tundra owners from the USA have recently gathered in large numbers on Mt Fuji to summons Godzilla.Indeed. You take your life in your own hands when you travel to the cities...
They are irate that Toyota went from the most reliable 1/2 ton pickup to the one that self-destructs within a year or two of ownership.
Mothra AGREES
However, Toyota is not yielding and have sent a mission to Mars to summons Ghidorah as a body guard.
Indeed. You take your life in your own hands when you travel to the cities...
Except in the mountains of Japan, the wild monkeys can be aggressive. Judy the missionary said in Japan they sell rubber bullets to chase the monkeys away.
Maybe that's why the Japanese monkeys can be aggressive? I was in contact with wild monkeys in Indonesia and Malaysia years ago. A monkey in Indonesia took a peanut from me. But he held onto my finger as he knew I had another peanut hidden in my hand! I squealed and a nearby vendor came running. But as soon as I gave him the other peanut, he left. There were hordes of forest monkeys that came as they knew tourists would feed them.
In Malaysia a monkey accompanied me as I climbed the Batu Cave steps (300 steps). He was climbing alongside me on the cement railing. But our tour guide had fed the monkeys before so they didn't bother us for food.
Indonesia monkeys in the forest I visited.
Batu Caves, Malaysia....when I visited the steps were only a few feet wide and plain colored cement.
I love the UK. Was blessed to visit London and some other cities and towns. The little villages are quaint and the countryside is beautiful. Large historic estates are great to see as well.
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Aw, man. I had a chance to go to London on a business trip a few years back, but I couldn't get my passport renewed in time. One of my colleagues went in my place. The company put him up in a hotel right next to the famous Tower Bridge.
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Hi, My Sister, right now, looking unto, Our High Priest, of what He has said unto us. Really, to Watch and Pray, Being Still Knowing That He That Has Made Us Is The LORD. Our Good Shepherd. As He Has Promised.I think, I would love to go to Texas!
Love, Walter
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Once you drive a road several times, you memorize the curves, the dips and climbs, etc ...so you're not riding the brake so much. :)
amigo de christo
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There are many places in the world .
But this sheep longs for the new world , as in the new heavens and the new earth .
THAT BE HOME .
That be PARADISE .
that be my retirement home and my forever vacation place . THANKS be to GOD and HIS CHRIST of course .
Now to the trenches one and all . For now is our salvatoin nearer than when we FIRST believed .
But this sheep longs for the new world , as in the new heavens and the new earth .
THAT BE HOME .
That be PARADISE .
that be my retirement home and my forever vacation place . THANKS be to GOD and HIS CHRIST of course .
Now to the trenches one and all . For now is our salvatoin nearer than when we FIRST believed .
amigo de christo
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Come and follow ME and i will make you to become Fishers of men . Remember those words my friend .
We got work to do in these very late hours upon this earth . Trench time .
Ronald David Bruno
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I live in Texas ... everybody is moving here from all over the country. I think besides Florida, it is the fastest growing state. I lived in Califonia for 40 years and looked for a place to retire. So I did my homework and found quality of life seemed to be best in Texas. Four great cities, lots of land, affordable living - the Bible Belt. People are more friendly and polite here than in California. They were brought up differently. The American dream is still alive here. Lowest unemployment - most jobs than anywhere, quaint little towns like Georetown (thought I traveled back in time to 1905) - with well preserved buildings in a small town square.I think, I would love to go to Texas!
Been here 10 years now ... summers are hot though. When people from around the world visited Texas for the Olympics, they were shocked at how nice the people were and the pleasant way of life ( unlike the ugly picture painted where they came from). I love it here.
Anyways, my dream was Italy and then of course Jerusalem. But New Zealand has lots of natural beauty - you are in a nice place, isolated from the world's dark influences.
Interesting. I always thought San Antonio Texas would be a nice city. Maybe it's because of the River Walk and The Alamo.
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