[James Matthew Najera]

General Discussion Thread 10.13.2025​

There’s something about the idea of exploration that stirs the heart, isn’t there? Maybe it’s the thought of adventure, of going somewhere new, or of rediscovering the simple joy of wonder. We might not be setting off in wooden ships like in the old days, but there’s still a part of us that dreams about where we’d go if we could just follow the horizon.

Image credit: Unsplash/Hector John Periquin

So here’s the question: If you could set sail and explore anywhere in the world—no maps, no GPS—where would you go? Would you drift toward warm, turquoise waters? Hunt for hidden gems in a little coastal town? Or chase sunsets somewhere you’ve only seen in pictures?

As for me, I’d make my way toward New York City—not for treasure, but for the magic of Broadway. I’d love to spend days watching musicals and soaking in the city’s energy before sailing home with songs still playing in my head.

Now it’s your turn—where would your voyage take you?

Share your dream destination in the forum and let’s see what kind of adventures we’d all set out on!

Cheers!
Blue

 

[Arkie]

Id set sail for warmer climate and beautiful Islands. Would go to Tahiti, and Belizse for some

 

[Capaten1]

I‘d love to see Sweden, where my father’s parents immigrated from. Just always wanted to know more about Sweden.

 

[lucasandme]

Vikings and such--the North Sea

 

[Gayle B.]

New Zealand. If memory serves me right they were the only continent to act most responsibly when we all learned about Covid-19. They had ZERO cases of it. They followed all of the rules and stayed healthy. That sounds like a good place to visit, no matter how long we could stay.
My second choice would be to Hungary. My mom was 100% Hungarian, We would enjoy seeing where her family was from and how they lived.

 

[Hazeleyes]

I would go to Germany , Poland and Lithuania where my grandparents migrated from.

 

[dkleslie52]

Australia or Scotland