My World Map...



create your own visited countries map
or vertaling Duits Nederlands

So much of the world left to see!! (thanks to Jason Clark)

Comments

Chris H said…
Huh, you're a fine one to waltz into my blog and talk about plagiarism! :)
1:26 AM
Gordon said…
Not only a heretic but also a plagarist - Happy new year to you :o). Actually chris I didn't notice it on your blog!
2:42 PM
Chris H said…
It's really old, probably from before you started reading my blog so I'll let you off :)

Happy New Year to you too - hope life is treading you, Kate, and the kids well!
9:08 PM
Chris H said…
Rather strangely, I left a comment but it only appears when you click on "post a comment". Wierd...
12:37 AM
Anonymous said…
Great tool. I have been to 9 countries, with more on the horizon, I hope.

Peace,
Jamie Arpin-Ricci
www.emergentvoyageurs.blog.com
3:37 AM
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