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Speaking of sponsors, I want you to meet some of the lovely ladies on my sidebar this month! I'm so lucky that I have such amazing women and bloggers on my sidebar! I asked them to tell you a bit about themselves and to also answer the question: 'If you could pack your bags and go anywhere tomorrow, where would you go and why?' 
Be sure to check them out and show them some love!

Robyn:
Hi! I'm Robyn, a full time world traveller and part time teacher. My heart and home will always be in Scotland, but for now I am enjoying my nomadic lifestyle. I started my blog in Uganda, where I was living at the time.  I lived in East Africa for 3 years but now I am living in Kuwait...these are my adventures of Africa and beyond..!

Answer: I would head to the cobbled streets of Paris. Time in the sandpit makes you crave for Sunday afternoon strolls round a city, stopping for coffee and popping into shops. Sounds bliss right now.
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Bonnie:
Bonnie Rose is a Third Culture Kid (TCK) living the Expat life in England with her family.  She works as a photographer and owns a blog, A Compass Rose.  She writes about growing up nomadic lifestyle as a TCK, about being an Expat, about life in England, and her travels across the world.  

Answer:My sons ask me this question frequently and my answer is the same. I would love to go back to southern Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. My husband an kids have yet to go there and it is a place I frequented as a child growing up in Europe. We used to go camping in the summer in Germany and snowboarding & skiing in the Alps. I miss eating Germknödel at the ski lodges on the mountain tops, Oktober fests, Christmas markets, and hiking in the countryside. 
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Belinda:
I'm an American from Seattle who picked up life to be with her new British husband, now living in Northern Wales. My blog covers my expat victories {and fails} plus all of our adventures. I love meeting fellow bloggers, so come on over and say hello!

Answer: I love this question! One of my dream trips would easily be a 2-3 week African safari.  I have always loved animals, especially elephants.  My dream trip would be to Kenya, to visit The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust where orphaned elephants and rhinos are raised.  Each day, you can visit the elephants and watch them play.  This sounds like a dream.
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Rachel:
Hi, everyone! I'm Rachel and I blog over at Postcards from Rachel. I started my blog to keep my friends and family up-to-date after a big move abroad to Scotland. Now that I'm back in the States and relocating every six months, I write about moving woes, travels, recipes, and ugly sobbing at gas stations because I can't remember my own zip code. In my spare time I enjoy chugging mimosas, walking my two grumpy dogs and zip lining with the hubby. Stop by and say hello!

Answer: If I could go anywhere, I'd pack my bags and leave for Dubrovnik, Croatia. While traveling on easyJet last year, the husband and I picked up a travel magazine and fell in love with beautiful photos of the scenic coast. It has been on our bucket list ever since! We would love to stroll around Old Town and island hop someday!
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Shio:
Hello, my name is Shio and I have a little lifestyle blog where I share tid bits of my life, family, faith, and any & all things that spark creativity! I am married to the love of my life, and we have 3 cute munchkins whom I am smitten over!!

Answer: If I could go anywhere tomorrow, I would have to say I'd go to Egypt! Ever since I can remember I have just LOVED learning about pyramids, tombs, mummies, and Egyptians!!! Seeing a pyramid in real life would be AMAZING!!
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Britta:
Hi Lost in Travels readers! My name is Britta and my blog is The Boots Parade. Over there you'll see posts all about my life in Costa Rica. I write about my life as an English teacher, my life in this country, my adorable puppy Rocco, and all the little adventures I have as an expat. I hope you will come by and say hello!

Answer: If I could back up my bags and go anywhere tomorrow I think I would go to Greece! I have heard so many wonderful things and seen so many beautiful pictures that I just need to go and see Greece for myself.

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