camper van for me traveling to festivals in the summer or just going to visit friends that live miles away

I used to travel a lot, for work and for pleasure. I averaged 100K+ flight miles a year for 10+ years. Post 9/11 flying is more hassle and less fun. Also, seats have gotten smaller and I've gotten bigger. It's not so fun anymore. I prefer my nice comfy home a few blocks from the Puget Sound.

Globe Trotter when I can.

I'm a homebody

Waxes and wanes. Currently my feet are getting ready to wander, looking for things to do with the kid this spring.

I'd say I'm an explorer, LOL! The pic is of me at the bottom of Sail Rock, at Mu Ko Similan National Marine Park, Thailand, where I was camping for a few days over New Years.

We love to travel. In 2017 we took at 5 week trip to Scotland, Wales, Northern England, and the Scottish Isles. This year we are looking at traveling to Berlin, Vienna, Prague, and Budapest, probably for 4 weeks. We missed traveling in 2016 as wife had hip-replacement surgery. We like the planning part of travel, where do you want to go, and what do you want to see. Book all lodging and transportation. Part of the last trip was based on when the site would be open for excavation of the Ness of Brodgar (Orkneys). Like neolithic sites, live music, scenery and wildlife, boat rides, museums, great pubs, and anything else that is cool. We used mostly Booking.com and Air B&B for rooms. We can travel for about half of what it would cost to take tours. Hope to travel as long as we can.

Love traveling!

I am right by nyc so at any moment I can enjoy any culture I want. With that said I fly monthly so I get to see quite a few places. Mostly in the US but sometimes abroad.

I definitely like to travel but never to the same place twice. The world has too many interesting places to visit .I am lucky in that my 29 year old daughter always asks me to go on trips with her

Not so much now as I once was. Have been in every state except Alaska and Washington and traveled to roughly 25 countries. Had seen you are in Conroe I have a great friend from my Navy days lives there.

I used to travel a lot for work. It was great pre-911. Now it's such a pain in the a$$, if it's less than 10 hours I drive. Also, I'm still waiting for my luggage from 1998. You know who you are American Airlines. Give me back my bottle of Obsession and my Nike Pippin IIs. The clothing won't fit me anymore so keep it.

I don't travel, have never seen the point of it, being into nature rather than the man made world, there is so much to see closer to home. There is awesome stuff all over the world I know. My kids seem to go overseas each year, but it just is of no interest to me,

It's always Adventure Time.

I am a little bit of both, a homebody and a traveler. I enjoy traveling by car and train and take several trips a year just for the enjoyment of traveling. I am also an outdoors in nature person, have a small camping trailer and enjoy camping adventures when the weather is good to do so. I am also retired, have no restrictions on time and am financially secure to do just about anything I enjoy doing.

I'd love to travel, took a solo trip to Corpus Christie last February. I'd rather travel with a partner, but I am tried of waiting. I still work the 9-5ish grind, so I'm mostly at home, If I can afford it in retirement I will travel some and then come home and spoil grand-babies.

Since I had lived in 3 european countries and did port visits all over Mediterranean Sea, Black Sea, moving into the IO... the whole atlantic and caribbean from Colombia to Maine. From Somalia to Norway. I can dedicate my time now to explore and enjoy "The Viceroy Provinces of The New Spain" Thus the handler of gipsy of the new spain. I will consider Australia and New Zealand as places to visit for being far away and with natural beauty. I am a Gipsy after all. I am from here and from there.

I was in the Navy for twenty. I travelled more than you can imagine. Now I’m a homebody.

If finances would permit, I'd never be at home other than to do my laundry.