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ITT I describe all the countries I've been to in one sentence.

I rather have grumbling than the US service of "BUY MY SHIT PLEASE HOW CAN I HELP YOU".

That service is so fake it hurts. At least the English don't care and act like it.
 
I visited the US this year and absolutely loved it. The people we met were all lovely - the strangers we bumped into all seemed thrilled to meet people from the UK and while I love that kind of enthusiasm, I understand how people could prefer the more restrained approach people in the UK generally have.

I like pretty much every country I've been to (about half of Europe, the US and NZ), but I'm extremely easily pleased, so.
 
Crazy Linoone said:
Tell us some cool Iceland tourist spots so I can convince my parents to vacation there some day! Information from a native is always better than the ones from some random traveling site.
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Funnily enough, the natives always seem to know less because they don't visit their own tourist spots.

Anyway, depending on what you want, in Iceland I can recommend the following:

- Go to the Blue Lagoon. If you've ever wondered what it's like to take a warm swim inside a lava field, this would be it. Do wash your hair though - you will get caked in sea salt.

- Hike through the interior. Iceland's interior is massive. If you're scared about the dangers, you can go on a guided tour - I did not, and I am quite happy about that (saves money and you get to stay where you want for as long as you like). Keep in mind that if you do this - Iceland's weather is like an ugly girl in a wardrobe - they just can't choose what to put on, and half the time, it ends up looking positively awful. There's plenty scenery to be had.

I will be back in Iceland one day, when I get monies. Iceland is so damn expensive.
 
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