Following on from Ryan et al, I still have a lot of places in Europe to visit. Mind you I spent 4 hours at Helsinki airport once. Does that count as "Finland"?
Looks like you have been circling Europe Chris rather than getting to the heart of it. I have used the world map in a reverse way - http://web.mac.com/ardachy/iWeb/Site/World%20map.html
No, the airport doesn't count. I've been doing the same thing for U.S. states. My rule: you have to eat there, sleep thee or go to something substantial there, so driving through Delaware, e.g., wouldn't count. Being in the O'Hare airport doesn't count, either, though I may have had a snack there.
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Looks like you have been circling Europe Chris rather than getting to the heart of it. I have used the world map in a reverse way - http://web.mac.com/ardachy/iWeb/Site/World%20map.html
Mmmm, that's a good alternate use of the map! But what do you count as their 'home' country - place of residence , or country of birth...?
Foe my own map,if I made it a family one, Lena would add in Ukraine, Moldova , Bulgaria and Georgia, and Sasha would add in Germany and Belgium...
Chris, I recommend Hungary for a future visit. Budapest is a wonderful city.
No, the airport doesn't count. I've been doing the same thing for U.S. states. My rule: you have to eat there, sleep thee or go to something substantial there, so driving through Delaware, e.g., wouldn't count. Being in the O'Hare airport doesn't count, either, though I may have had a snack there.
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