Australia or USA?

[Twocky61]

Two different cultures, though both having English as their native language

Which one would you prefer to spend a holiday/vacation?


For me it would be Australia

[amethyst]

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If money was no object like a big lotto win then there would be plenty of lifetime holidays

USA

San Fransisco,Arizona cowboy country,Open top car on route 66,grand canyon,Alaska,train ride on the rockie mountains


Australia would be too far to travel the only thing that would appeal to see would be The great Barrier Reef.Would not be interested in seeing vast big cities

So I vote for USA in my dreams

[battyrat]

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For me it would be Australia to see the native people and learn more about their indigenous culture. It's something that's disappearing fast . I can see urbanization anywhere I go so it's not so attractive.

[victorbrunswick]

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Australia would be too far to travel the only thing that would appeal to see would be The great Barrier Reef. Would not be interested in seeing vast big cities.

Australia is a long trip even from the US but the Land Down Under would definitely be a bucket list destination for me.

[amethyst]

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New Zealand would be appealing but its longer and you would need a few stops to reduce the agony of long haul flights

[Richard1978]

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I've been the the USA 3 times already, so it would be Australia for me.

[Jay Mc]

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Have been to America a few times and loved it and might be going back this year

Would like to go to Australia but its a hell of a journey so would want to tie it in with probably Hong Kong or Singapore

If I had to choose it would be the USA (though I think my wife would gert the final say and she would probably choose Australia)

[darren]

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deffo australia

see the great barrier reef the gold coast and melbourne and sydney.
mainly for the sporting events in them cities.

go to the sydney opera house looks amazing.

and of course for the wildlife as well.

[stud1al]

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Just don't go backpacking if you come here.Those that do seem to get knocked off.

And i live in Australia so it'd be USA for me.

[Silver Bear]

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Just don't go backpacking if you come here.Those that do seem to get knocked off.

And i live in Australia so it'd be USA for me.

Today I’m proud to have been born in Australia. (My father worked in Melbourne in the mid-1969s.)

[80sChav]

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I have got friends/relatives in both and have never been to either, so if I won the Lotto be both I guess!

80sChav

[Mulletino]

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When I was living in the UK I went to Florida a few times in the 90s on holiday and also again to play in the Paintball World Cup, so I have great memories of the place and would love to take my kids there to Disney when they're older.
I've always thought of it as a great place to live but I wouldn't want to live there.

I live in Australia now and love it, such a great place to live.

[stud1al]

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When I was living in the UK I went to Florida a few times in the 90s on holiday and also again to play in the Paintball World Cup, so I have great memories of the place and would love to take my kids there to Disney when they're older.
I've always thought of it as a great place to live but I wouldn't want to live there.

I live in Australia now and love it, such a great place to live.

And i never would have had the horses ,donkey etc if i hadn't come here so thankful for that.Sorry if i upset any aussies.Didn't mean to.

[Richard1978]

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When I was living in the UK I went to Florida a few times in the 90s on holiday and also again to play in the Paintball World Cup, so I have great memories of the place and would love to take my kids there to Disney when they're older.
I've always thought of it as a great place to live but I wouldn't want to live there.

I live in Australia now and love it, such a great place to live.

I've been to the USA 3 times & enjoyed myself but I'm not sure I want to live there, I've not been to Australia yet but it sounds interesting enough to be worth a visit.

[zabadak]

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New Zealand would be appealing but its longer and you would need a few stops to reduce the agony of long haul flights

One short stop at LAX for me back in '94!