Countries: a bash and a plug

[Jorath Calar]

Originally posted by Timber Loftis: quote: Originally posted by Jorath Calar: Hey you have actually been here? cool, when?

1999.

The untouch nature might not be here for long though, the current government has such huge industryplans I think there ultimate goal is that Iceland will be one big Alumium factory...

Well, considering such a large percentage of the island is considered uninhabitable (volcanic?), I'd say they'd have a tough time building too terribly many factories -- the land is just too rugged. Right? [/QUOTE]Well yes, the highlands are pretty much uninhabitable (does the word nonuninhabitable mean anything.. ? [img]smile.gif[/img] ), but thats just rocks, the seacoast is almost all inhabitable and thats were the industrialization (ugh too big word) is happening. Not just factories but also thermal powerplants, which sink huge portions of untouched nature.
http://www.karahnjukar.is/EN/
Like this one.
It's probably good for the economy but I think it's asking to much.

[Mr. Mopery]

Seems like Scotland is a popular choice.

Hmm...Lithuania:

+ fantastic, odd things to see (devil museum, hill of crosses, Soviet statue park); wonderfully tucked away on the Baltic coast

- Slightly more expensive than Eastern Europe; coldish; cuisine not great for vegetarians (though neither is Poland's)

[shadowhound]

Originally posted by True_Moose: Antigua and Barbuda - Some local guys pick up older (and I do mean older) women

Thats not a negative if you are an older woman [img]tongue.gif[/img]

[ 08-20-2003, 07:16 AM: Message edited by: shadowhound ]