Passports

Curious to see how many of the people here have passports and who has
visited outside of their home country as a civilian.
Pilots being the more adventurous types, I'm curious.
As noted before, I've traveled extensively outside the USA and have had
probably 6 or more passports that ran out of time but I have a current
one good for a few more years.
Anyone???
Cheers

Ol Shy & Bashful wrote:

Curious to see how many of the people here have passports and who has
visited outside of their home country as a civilian.

I travel pretty regularly to Canada (over the NY state border, either north
to Montreal or west to Niagara Falls and Toronto) and have yet to get a
passport. On my list of things to do, but so far the item remains
unchecked.

--
Peter

Peter R. wrote:
Ol Shy & Bashful wrote:

Curious to see how many of the people here have passports and who has
visited outside of their home country as a civilian.

I travel pretty regularly to Canada (over the NY state border, either north
to Montreal or west to Niagara Falls and Toronto) and have yet to get a
passport. On my list of things to do, but so far the item remains
unchecked.


Aside from I don't know how many passports I had growing up, I'm on my third one
as an adult and the one I have now is current. I have traveled to Germany,
Austria, Switzerland, Holland, England, Ireland, the Bahamas, Cuba, Grand
Cayman, Jamaica, Puerto Rico, Montserrat and Antigua. I have lived in Japan,
the Azores, and of course the United States.

I got the short end of the stick in my family... the others are better traveled
than I. And I'm the one with the pilot's license....



--
Mortimer Schnerd, RN

VE

Mortimer Schnerd, RN wrote:
Peter R. wrote:
Aside from I don't know how many passports I had growing up, I'm on my third
one as an adult and the one I have now is current. I have traveled to
Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Holland, England, Ireland, the Bahamas, Cuba,
Grand Cayman, Jamaica, Puerto Rico, Montserrat and Antigua. I have lived in
Japan, the Azores, and of course the United States.



Oops... forgot Cannuckistan.



--
Mortimer Schnerd, RN

VE

"Ol Shy & Bashful" wrote in message...
Curious to see how many of the people here have passports and who has
visited outside of their home country as a civilian.
Pilots being the more adventurous types, I'm curious.
As noted before, I've traveled extensively outside the USA and have had
probably 6 or more passports that ran out of time but I have a current
one good for a few more years.
Anyone???
Cheers

I have an expired passport that is full of stamps from the days when
they would actually stamp your passport when traveling throughout
Europe.
I have been to Canada, Germany, Spain, Belgium, Switzerland,
Austria, Italy, France, Netherlands, New Foundland and the
Bahamas.

If I win the lottery, I plan on going all over the world in my
new (to me) Commander 115. Then when I've covered
everywhere with a runway, I'll buy Cessna Caravan Seaplane
and do all the rest.

David - Hopeful Florida Lottery winner

Newfoundland is a province in Canada. ;-)

-dr

Newfoundland is a province in Canada. ;-)

-dr

My mistake, I forgot I had already listed Canada.
What I should have put there was Iceland.
But I got mind twisted, which is kind of like
tongue twisted.

I guess next you'll be correcting the guy that
put Puerto Rico as a country.

Here's one for you.
How many countries in North America?

"FLAV8R" wrote:

Newfoundland is a province in Canada. ;-)

-dr

My mistake, I forgot I had already listed Canada.
What I should have put there was Iceland.
But I got mind twisted, which is kind of like
tongue twisted.

I guess next you'll be correcting the guy that
put Puerto Rico as a country.

Here's one for you.
How many countries in North America?

23 countries, mostly in the Caribbean.

James Robinson wrote:
How many countries in North America?
23 countries, mostly in the Caribbean.

I was going to reply the obvious four for the
continental North America... I didn't know/realize
that the Caribbean were part of North America.

--Sylvain

I didn't know there were so many countries down south... here's a list
of all the countries (thanks to About.com)

Antigua and Barbuda
The Bahamas
Barbados
Belize
Canada
Costa Rica
Cuba
Dominica
Dominican Republic
El Salvador
Greenland (Kalaallit Nunaat)
Grenada
Guatemala
Haiti
Honduras
Jamaica
Mexico
Nicaragua
Panama
Saint Kitts and Nevis
Saint Lucia
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Trinidad and Tobago
United States of America

-dr