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According
to our members, the world is made up of 873 countries, territories, autonomous regions, enclaves, geographically separated island groups, and major states and provinces. To visit all 873 would be to go everywhere.
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No one has done it yet. The farthest along is Fred Voi of Lewiston who has visited 834, or 96%, of the pieces.
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Charles A Veley
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Robert Bonifas
815
58
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Charalampos Bizas
790
83
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Roman Bruehwiler
788
85
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Bart Hackley
758
115
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757
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Larry Leventhal
741
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Have taught six times in China. Have traveled extensively in China, Mongolia, Lapland (Saami). Wife, two grown children, one Chinese son, four grandchildren. Former teacher, counselor, assistant principal. Five years with Red Cross Search and Rescue. Involved with US State Dept./International Visitors Council--have hosted and been hosted by several groups from Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Kyrgystan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Georgia, Azerbaijan, Armenia, China.
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Rebecca Lodge
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Dariusz Krzeminski
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Kieran Clancy
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Claire Thomas
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Spencer Camishion
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Michael Novins
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Hamburg
February 2005 and August 2006 -- On my fist visit I stayed at Hotel Monopol (http://www.monopol-hamburg.de/monopol.htm), and on my second I stayed at Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten, founded in 1897 and well located on the western side of the Inner Alster Lake shore (http://www.fairmont.com/hamburg). On both trips I visited several of the Beatles-related sites in Hamburg, including Kaiserkeller (where the Beatles played in 1960) and Gretel & Alfons, one of the few Beatles-visited pubs still in operation (http://www.gretelundalfons.de/). On my first trip, I also visited the Tierpark Hagenbeck, known for being the first zoo to use open enclosures surrounded by moats, rather than barred cages (http://www.hagenbeck-tierpark.de/start.html). On my first visit I had dinner at Fischereihafen Restaurant (http://www.fischereihafenrestaurant.de/).
February 2005 and August 2006 -- On my fist visit I stayed at Hotel Monopol (http://www.monopol-hamburg.de/monopol.htm), and on my second I stayed at Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten, founded in 1897 and well located on the western side of the Inner Alster Lake shore (http://www.fairmont.com/hamburg). On both trips I visited several of the Beatles-related sites in Hamburg, including Kaiserkeller (where the Beatles played in 1960) and Gretel & Alfons, one of the few Beatles-visited pubs still in operation (http://www.gretelundalfons.de/). On my first trip, I also visited the Tierpark Hagenbeck, known for being the first zoo to use open enclosures surrounded by moats, rather than barred cages (http://www.hagenbeck-tierpark.de/start.html). On my first visit I had dinner at Fischereihafen Restaurant (http://www.fischereihafenrestaurant.de/).
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