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Yes, I adore Munich and all of Swabia in the winter.
A wonderful experience to remember, Robert.
The closest experience of luxury accommodation is a shared bunk room at the YMCA in Bangladesh.
I'm only kidding really, I should have said the St Regis in Manhatten.
A bucket list is not a thing I am wanting to create, but I do know what it is.
My main concern these days is that I dont kick one - a bucket, that is.
Very interesting observations. Thanks for taking the time Bruce.
No worries, Jack, mate. I got all carried away reminiscing. It was fun.
BTW, when it comes time to get into some in depth planning check if the Indonesians are still burning of huge tracts of jungle forests. This vandalism goes on for weeks and is nessesary to allow forests of Palms to be planted for the extraction of Palm Oil.
Because of their close proximity to each other, smoke from these fires is thick and relentless and a light buff colour and covers Singapore for weeks blocking out the sun and the countries usually clear blue tropical skys.
Personally, I'm not bothered by this because New Zealand is also sometimes referred to as, " The land of the long white cloud" But really there is a big difference between tiny rain droplets hanging in suspension and smoke generated from jungle fires