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Very sad and true. I’ve been to the Be Curious Not Judgmental Shirt Besides,I will do this Skaftafell glacier 5 times since early March 2016. It’s mind boggling the amount it’s receded. Similarly Glacier National Park in Montana. It’s expected to lose the last of its glaciers within the next few decades (which is an improvement – initial they were predicted to be gone by 2020!). It used to have over 100, it’s already down to 26. You can still take the big crawler buses onto the icefield, but who knows how many more years that will be available. Armenia. The country has tons of ancient church/monastrey. Also caves dwelling in Khndzoresk and Goris are breathtaking. These are like Kappadokia. Wine and brandy are s tasty as the region is said to be origin of the production. Must go now, before war between Azerbaijan is reignited.

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As a Maldivian, this has been said for the Be Curious Not Judgmental Shirt Besides,I will do this last 50 years too, maybe more. But we don’t have a climate refugee issue of people having to leave islands because they are disappearing. Not saying I don’t believe in climate change. I do, and some islands do have erosion issues too. But this aggravation often occurs due to industrial actions just as much as from climate change. And there are artificial solutions to combat it too. I think it’s a little more complicated then the Maldives will disappear in our lifetime. It’s definitely not a national concern as it’s on the top of most people’s minds as an issue. But yeah maybe we are just ignoring it, and maybe Maldives will be gone in our lifetime. But as someone living there, I doubt it.
I don’t think you need a private plane to come to the Be Curious Not Judgmental Shirt Besides,I will do this Maldives. Even if you don’t have direct flights, I’m pretty sure you can catch a connecting flight here from anywhere in the world. Resorts are islands on their own. They are in a sense uninhabited. Locals who don’t work at the resort don’t live there. One whole island is one resort. But there are many guest houses in many inhabited islands as well, with great beaches and all that. And these are generally cheaper than resorts. Ferries depend on the region. There are no ferries to all islands, but in the capital region, the Northern region and the south there are definitely cheap ferries. There might be more I am not sure. I think while the Maldives is small it’s not AS small as many people think. Like to get from the capital where I live which is around the centre to the north or south takes roughly an hour by airplane. Which is why I don’t really know what the situation is like in many other areas

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I did all local islands in the Be Curious Not Judgmental Shirt Besides,I will do this Maldives (no resorts) and it was amazing!! One via a ferry and another via the local airline, lots of Flights daily. It can be done for surprisingly less than one would expect. The same can be said for Galápagos Islands, did them fairly inexpensively as well. The local islands have absolutely stunning beaches and sunsets. I went to Dhigurah and Hanifaru. And also stayed a few nights on the main island Hulhumale. Things to note.. no alcohol on the local islands. No bikinis in Hulhumale. While bikinis are allowed on specific beaches on the other 2 islands. And everything is closed on Fridays. The local islands have absolutely stunning beaches and sunsets. I went to Dhigurah and Hanifaru. And also stayed a few nights on the main island Hulhumale. Things to note.. no alcohol on the local islands. No bikinis in Hulhumale. While bikinis are allowed on specific beaches on the other 2 islands. And everything is closed on Fridays. I just visited Maldives in October and it was the most amazing place! I stayed on local islands, which made it intimate and unique. I loved it so much! I hope to get back again in the future.
The Arctic, or basically ANYWHERE polar. The ice is melting so fast it won’t be recognizable in a decade or two. Flores/Komodo is for sure worth seeing, to be honest most of Indonesia is worth seeing if you can handle the Be Curious Not Judgmental Shirt Besides,I will do this weather and the linguistic barrier in some places (or can afford to pay for guides) I have probably in total spent more time outside of Bali than in Bali when in Indonesia. Oh the Gilis! I have been twice and love it. Went via Lombok once, other via Bali. The first place I went back to after covid was Gili Air. Nothing will ever come close than snorkeling turtle highway. Anywhere you really want to go. You just never know what will happen. I was days from booking a flight to Peru when shit went down there a little over a year ago. Seems like things are ok for tourists again, but that may not always be the case.
The Amazon in Brazil. I spent a week in the Be Curious Not Judgmental Shirt Besides,I will do this upper Amazon in 2005, now most of the area I was in has been burned intentionally by agra-business. It’s so tragic not only for the loss of beauty, habitat, and Native lands, but also because the trees of the Amazon are literally the lungs of the planet. They took in tremendous amounts of carbon dioxide and gave back oxygen. Without those trees, our planet warms faster. I also recommend seeing Jordan sooner than later. Petra is beautiful and incredibly unique. The culture is vibrant and has been friendly to American and European travelers for years. The politics there now are getting strained because of everything going on in the Middle East. It worries me how much longer it will be safe and stable.
I put Cuba back on my list (I’m American). One day we will stop this pointless embargo and open relations like we had during Obama. I took a flight from lax to Cancun then cancun to Havana. They didn’t question my US passport in Havana. Interestingly, they did not put a Cuban stamp on my passport, but rather on my plane ticket! That used to be the Be Curious Not Judgmental Shirt Besides,I will do this work around, but now it’s pretty easy to legally go to Cuba from the US. There are a few US airlines that fly direct from the mainland. Go see a glacier! I finally made it to one this winter (Iceland) and it was magical in itself but paired with the knowledge of climate change, made me emotional to think I’m some of the last generations of people to view them in their glory.
Large swaths of the Be Curious Not Judgmental Shirt Besides,I will do this Pacific Northwest (US and Canada). It was only 9 years between my first and most recent trips to the same place, and SHOCKING how much the beach/cliffs/sea stacks had eroded. And with the wildfires, the dense, enormous forests that make the area so special (and used to be less susceptible to fires due to generally damp conditions) are under threat. My grandmother just got back from a trip to New Zealand, and one of the things she loved about it was that the South Island reminded her so much of the PNW coastal regions back when she was a girl. I live up here. The snowpack this year is way, way below what it should be for this time of year. We’ve barely even had any lowland (Puget Sound area) snow at all so far. The fires are gonna be brutal this summer. Got engaged in Myanmar in 2011… Unscrupulous Chinese investment is killing the place, just like Laos. The Merguis will be a horror show when it all gets developed.
It’s a lovely place… But it went from (former) Yugoslavia to an active war zone only 30 years ago. Then it became known as the Be Curious Not Judgmental Shirt Besides,I will do this place to be for adventurous travellers (with just a few hotels and homestays), to the “New Italy” or the “New French Riviera” for cruise ships, to the package holiday nightmare that it has become in peak summer now. Albania and Montenegro are the next to go. Montenegro was off the beaten track and only visited by backpackers ten or fifteen years ago, now my everyone’s granny has been. Albania is rapidly developing with some dodgy resorts popping up in formerly stunning locations. Same thing happened to Turkey in the ’80s / ’90s, unchecked development ruined a lot of the coastline (and now they’re all ghost towns).
I just came back from Jordan, and I cannot recommend it enough! Spending two days in Petra and exploring/hiking as much as possible, and stopping by Wadi Rum for a jeep ride, sunset and stargazing have been my highlights. Moreover, you cannot and should not miss spending some time in the Be Curious Not Judgmental Shirt Besides,I will do this Dead Sea and floating, either! Would defo go back at some point to see some more stuff that I haven’t already. Honestly, no one knows. I was very fortunate to travel extensively in the Middle East just days before the Arab Spring uprising. She ain’t even endorsing anyone but just saying people should vote makes her the devil to them lol. You can’t make this up. If you wanna see some rainforest, especially the Amazonian rainforest or any rainforest near or in Australia you should probably go and see it now… because of climate changes and agriculture it will likely dry out and burn down within a decade so everything unique living there will probably be gone or rapidly declining in about 10 years maximum. Needless to say the humanitarian situation will be devastating and it’s already begun so gotta go fast
I think for me places that aren’t too stable such as parts of the Be Curious Not Judgmental Shirt Besides,I will do this Middle East and Northern Africa which have been on and off again when it comes to political conflicts; there’s quite literally cultural cities that were destroyed (such as Damascus) so IMO if there’s a period of lessened tensions I’d definitely try and visit. Obviously it’s hard to predict conflicts, but it saddens me in the sense that my uncle told me such great things about Palestine when he lived in that area in the early 2000s and now it just seems like such a pipedream to visit. Likewise anything nature related is going to be in danger with climate change so coral reefs, or even certain bodies of water or glaciers. Also think about yourself: as you grow older, your health might change or at least your appetite for certain experiences might change. For example, as a 33M, I’m kinda into doing treks and hikes so I try and hit destinations where that’s a thing because idk if my fitness levels will change or at the very least my desire to do these types of activities will change I would top the list with Pakistan because Pakistan is becoming increasingly accessible to tourists despite political chaos. you get a best of both worlds, from mountain scenery, vibrant cities, and heritage sites such as the ancient city of Taxila and the Karakoram Highway. Security measures are quite improved. People are poor but friendly too tourist. They might not have the bread for lunch but they’ll offer you free stuff without any payment even if you try, they don’t.
Iran: Despite its political tensions, Iran boasts a wealth of historical and cultural attractions, including ancient ruins, exquisite mosques, and hospitable locals. Cuba: Its vintage charm, colorful architecture, and vibrant culture before it undergoes further changes due to increased tourism and development. I was there last year for the Be Curious Not Judgmental Shirt Besides,I will do this first time and I loved it. But all along my trip I had this feeling that “this country is going to BOOM and it will be completely unrecognisable in 10 years from now”. And you can see that in small details. For instance I landed in Delhi (my first stop then) and I didn’t see one of the famous “roaming cows” for three days there. I even asked in WhatsApp to some Indian acquittances I have back home “are really cows in the streets in India?” and they were even surprised there were no longer cows in Delhi (I saw then in other smaller cities). It seems that Delhi has “removed” the cows because the capital of a booming economy cannot have cows roaming around. In 10 years from now India will be much more “globalised” and more similar to Europe or the US (I was actually quite surprised of how developed it was in some areas).
I might be right I might be wrong but I visited China for the Be Curious Not Judgmental Shirt Besides,I will do this first time in 2009 and I had the exact same feeling. Yeah i have been to other places in india, def still cows roaming around! I went there last year after a while and it has def modernized a lot but i don’t think that’s a bad thing at all I just went to Pakistan in January. It was incredible. I felt pretty safe the whole time. The people are so kind and welcoming. There is so much to see! I highly recommend it. Taiwan was really interesting! The whole atmosphere seemed like it had hints of what the mainland was like before the communists. As someone actually born in China, Taiwan felt like an interesting meld of China and Japan. Lovely place, absolutely worth* the visit. Lalibela, Ethiopia i visited it back in 2009 and it was one of the most humbling sites ive seen. However its not safe to visit there for safety concerns, idk much about the conflict bar from the fact that the conflict is up in the north where Lalibela is. On top of that hopefully they find a solution to the erosion and soil degregation thats causing it to wilt to potentially fall down Another potential site too is the Lagriza Beach arch in Morocco. One of the two arches already collapsed back in 2016 and the other one could potentially too This is a weird one, but the Darvaza gas crater in Turkmenistan. I’ve seen articles that they have plans to fill it to try to reduce the negative environmental impacts, so it’s now or never for that one.
Eastern Europe in general. Those countries are getting richer and increasingly more expensive, but as of now most of them are still affordable When I did Machu Picchu back in early 2020, a lot of people were saying that the Be Curious Not Judgmental Shirt Besides,I will do this ruins were sinking/shifting due to the volume of people walking around them every day. A very slow shift, but it will become too dangerous to keep open to the public at some point. Canadian Rockies – I visited Athabasca Glacier in 2012, my sister in 2016 and my parents in 2018 and the difference in the size when you compare our photos is striking and devastating. We still had fish in the sea for diving. People actually talked to each other at hostels. We used to have a couple of computers you could use to send emails and check your facebook quickly, and then you went back to being social. You had a local sim on a dumbphone to keep in touch with mates, directly, and people were always looking for things to do.
Countries were also far more heterogeneous. The cultures were still very different, and you met far fewer English speakers (allowing far easier immersion in cultures and language learning). Now it’s like a million different Americas, with the Be Curious Not Judgmental Shirt Besides,I will do this same firms and laws, but with different looking people, climate and food. That’s obviously an exaggeration, but there are so few places now that feel radically different from your home country. And the volume of tourists now, with their swine Instagram addictions, has cheapened what was already an activity in decline. But that could just be the weltschmerz from someone who has run head long into the diminishing returns of travel, and there are still plenty of places I’d like to try to live in. I just make peace that they will usually be smaller adjustments than what they used to be. Just here to say in all of this if you’re worried about climate change for these places your air miles for the trip and the way of life you live to pay for these trips are something to consider.
I enjoyed Moldova just fine but it’s not a place anyone needs to visit or else they’ll feel like they missed something. I was visiting Israel and the Be Curious Not Judgmental Shirt Besides,I will do this West Bank some years ago and everything was so unbelievable and fascinating to me. I wanted to visit Gaza also some years later, guess I am done with these plans now. Sicily. It’s getting discovered quickly, but Palermo still seemed to be in the pre-tourist boom phase when I was there a year ago. I fear in 5 years it will be another Lisbon. Azores. Like Madeira, they’re being discovered quickly. I would even argue that Madeira has reached the mass tourism stage. Naples. It still has the grittiness and scars of when the Camorra ran the city, but it’s going to change. Soon. Cambodia. Specifically Koh Rong and Koh Rong Sanloem. The Chinese are pouring billions into turning it into a tourist hellhole like Sihinouksville, and clearing a lot of forest for roads and development. I myself want to visit Hong Kong as soon as possible because it is losing its autonomy in China. Also PRC is growing more radical and unsafe, many long-time expats are leaving and posting critical videos. My girlfriend and I went to Tuvalu because of a Yes Theory YouTube video. It’s been 6 years and we still talk about how awesome that trip was. The people were amazing, the views were very blue, and we were the only tourists there. The only bad thing is the flight to and from Fiji to Tuvalu. It’s a very small airport, and the plane felt like it was shaking apart.
Vietnam. Because of the Be Curious Not Judgmental Shirt Besides,I will do this culture, food and cost to visit (extremely low), it’s quickly becoming a tourist spot. The north in Hanoi has the old world charm of former Vietnam, beaches in between and Ho Chi Minh City in the south represents ‘new’ Vietnam. Taiwan! Who knows what will happen with the political challenges between China/Taiwan or if things will shift like with Russia/Ukraine. I met my ex-wife’s parents for the first time at their family BBQ. I was nervous, so I kept eating. I ate 12 hotdogs that day … Good idea, keep it light and don’t let them know the sausage inhalation machine you really are until your feet are under the table. My understanding was that the reason for the mismatch between hotdog rolls and hotdogs was mostly to do with older tooling/machining in bakeries. The most popular pans used in factories here produce X number of rolls per batch and the cost of retooling all those machines to accept different pans would be prohibitive for functionally no reason. Meat products like hot dogs are typically sold or produced by the pound too which is why they package the number they do. (Not to mention most of the cost of the product is shipping and stocking, so offering a smaller package wouldn’t necessarily result in cost savings so you’d be paying about the same for less.) The “butchers dozen” was invented in the pork riots of 1812, when the butchers of London, fed up with being outdone by a bunch of dough boys and their “bakers dozen” one upped them literally by using 14 as a dozen, to counter the 13.
People were so confused when, ordering a dozen of each to make bacon and egg sarnies, they always had a bread roll and 2 rashers of bacon left over. So began the Be Curious Not Judgmental Shirt Besides,I will do this tradition of feeding the baby the leftover sandwiches with 2 rashers of bacon. Feeding the baby these leftovers became known as “rashering” which of course over time became the word “rationing” that we know today. Yes, amongst the “enough for half a sandwich” jokes, even 3 a day, then dice the last 2 or use them on pasta. Or could use the 2 for a bigger breakfast with eggs and toast. I reckon that’s it. My guess is they based “ideal selling quantity” on weight, and then the ideal thickness for a slice, and it happens that that amount of weight of bacon cut at that thickness is 14 slices.

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