Jasin wrote on Jan 22
nd, 2023 at 1:07pm:
Maybe if you bought a gun or two, they might have given you permission to venture out off the 'safe path'. I'm sure your would feel better knowing your paperwork is in order.
Interesting about “unsafe” areas… I’m certain all countries have them. No go zones.
I live in Melbourne Eastern and all my life I knew the areas to avoid like the Docklands before they became updated and yuppy… from a place to avoid… now a place to go to!
I toured Canada and it’s a beautiful place except one area I forgot the name (it would be in my travel notes) it was a real red-neck-everyone-drives-utes place.
Pubs were a bit rough and the hotel reminded me of the psycho Bates motel
A few in the tour group refused to stay there!
The idea was to be versatile with the Canadian experience… I didn’t mind it at all and by morning… the others were whinging about bad beds and lack of sleep… for some reason I had the best sleep that night with an open window (2nd floor) and fresh evening air rather than locked up air con rooms.
Geez I’ve roughed it camping for years so it was all okay for me…
As for USA I loved it so much and the people are so friendly!
There’s a lot of soul in the USA… I would live there in a heart beat… and yes I would purchase a gun or two because I could!
The two places I hated in my travels…Rome (Italy) and Suva (Fiji)
More no go scary zones than I anticipated!