With so many beautiful places to visit in the world, and so many exciting things to do, it's so difficult to decide on just one trip! It would definately have to be for a year, just to take in the cultures and the amazing opportunities. I'd have to split my trip into continents, with a few months in each - of course no definate timescale, just seeing where the mood takes me and where opportunity leads. My first stop would have to be Africa, which I fell in love with on my trip there in June. To go back to the lion park to see all the little cubs that we fed and played with for two amazing weeks, to go on safari through Kruger national park, staying for a few nights surrounded by the wildlife, and my new love - giraffes! I'd love to go shark diving in Cape Town, and experience some of the real Africa - meeting the people and enjoying the culture (and the sunshine!) Then I'd head north through the rest of the continent, to Zambia, Tanzania and Kenya, taking in all the amazing sights to offer. I'd spend some time in Rwanda trekking and looking out for gorillas, before moving to my next continent - Asia. I'd volunteer with the elephant sanctuary, helping out there for a few weeks, before having a trip to the beautiful islands of Koh Samui and Koh Tao for scuba diving on the beautiful reefs. A little trip to China would be in order, to visit Laura, who I met on my last volunteer trip, and to walk part of the great wall - doesn't every tourist have to do that!! Then I'd go to Australia, spend a few weeks working at a dive centre on the Great Barrier Reef, enjoying the crystal seas and beautiful wildlife, as well as the nightlife of course! I'd round off my trip with a visit to America, and just spend all my remaining money being a typical tourist! This time, I'd stay in luxury hotels, see Vegas baby! Disneyland, Busch Gardens, New York....And after all that, I'd head home with a smile on my face, a million pictures in my camera, and memories that will last a lifetime. Now wouldn't that be something to tell the grandchildren!