> Nice list. The cruises sure do run up the numbers, don't they? Did you count every port of call, or just where you got off the boat?
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Yes, most of those Caribbean countries are cruise stops. I always get off the ship, just so I can say I've been there. I don't count airline stops unless I actually get off the plane, so I guess I would use the same rule on ships. I have been to some islands two or three times. That list didn't count places like Puerto Rico, Key West, St. Thomas, and St. John, because they are all US ports. I forgot to list Honduras. Actually, we stopped at Rutan, an island off the coast of Honduras.

> I was surprised to find myself checking off 10-12, but that includes four ports of call (Cayman Islands, Belize, Honduras, Mexico) and two countries (England, France) where all I did was change planes en route to other countries (Norway, Portugal). I've also spent the night in Canada, the US and Israel.
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> I've only been to 4 Canadian provinces (QC, ON, NB, BC) and 7 US states that I can think of (NY, VT, CT, NJ, MA, VA, FL), but I've been through most of the east coast states by car on the way to VA/FL, and I changed planes in PA once.
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If you go to Florida from Virginia, you have to pass throught two or three other states. You could go through Tennessee and Georgia, but the most likely route would be North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia.


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> F"I also spent a day in SC against my will"B

That sounds like a typical day stranded at the airport!
Howard