I realized that this is my first year when I haven't gotten a chance to bathe in the sea so I was thinking it's not such a big deal after all, but I still miss it ..

How about you guys? Do you enjoy going over at the seaside or in the mountains?

i passed 3 months in a row per year for 10 years...on the beach, so nowadays i can say that i am bit tired of sea. i would enjoy some time on those HUGEEE mountains with ice on top
if i remember well, it was in a mountain somewhere in Switzerland where i started to walk for the first time , but i don't remember

I enjoy both. I prefer sea as a holiday where I can rest, and mountains as more sporty adrenaline vacation, with skiing (and falling ). I'm planning to go to Bulgaria in February.

It's a bit like choosing Metallica or Megadeth, Ferrari or Lamborghini, pies or donuts !

I love mountainous country.. but I really do not get to spend enough time by the sea. I would love nothing more than to sip a cold drink with good company whilst gazing out into the ocean.. or bay

Both are cool, but seaside I guess

I like both! I could go to the sea the last summer some to Cirse's summer mini tour. I could also go to this plays for 4 days the last year... both type of places generates different feelings.. I remember going in the car seeing the mountains and listening to Mr Bungle.. I can't explain what you feel if you combine Mr. Bungle with a mountains...

LOOOOL, that's dangerous

haha I know!

I think I'd like to visit the mountains. I have seen the sea before. I'd like to be able to look out the window to some ice-capped mountains.

I have a house on Falcon Mountains here in Serbia, every winter I go there at least a couple of days, heaven on earth! Summer is still sea time

I can't explain how the hell I found someone else who EVEN KNOWS what Mr. Bungle is

when I used to live in California ,I was 45 minutes from Newport beach
http://www.tripadvisor.com/LocationPhotos-...a.html#25003047

and 1 hour from sking in wrightwood http://skiwrightwood.com/

and now I am at least 8 hours from the closest sking and about 15 hour from the nearest ocean

dude Mr. Bungle is like that thing over there that you can reach by going there if you know what i mean

That sounds incredible Sinisa. But... you shouldn't have told us... know that we know, we're all going to want to visit !

You'll be there, relaxing one day when you look up and see that me and Cosmin have arrived with donuts, crates of beer and guitars !

hahaha I can't explain the sensations that their music generates!

LOL, i shouldn't ?!?

http://serbian.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/fi...t?query=krupanj

Ok, keep an eye on this location! Krupanj is a small town at the foot of the mountain! When the first snow falls, pack your bags guys and come !!!!!!! No kidding' !!!!!

I grew up here in Southern California. Everything is so close. I have never been good in hot weather(it makes me sick), so I was happy when I went to University in Alaska for a year. I got to live in super cold weather and it felt great!(I also spent three months in Canada with my girlfriend's family). I prefer going to the beach in the ocean when it is raining and cold(no one else is there and I always loved the rain because we hardly get enough). Alaska taught me to love the mountains, and even after living in snow I love it so very much! As tied as I am to the ocean(I practically grew up on the beach) snow covered forests are my absolute favourite. Maybe it is because they are so damn METAL!

that would be pretty awesome Ben, Sinisa and Cosmin's Monster Donut and Beer Bash!



Wow ... dude! You sound like you would dig the north of Europe Sweden, Norway, Finland, Iceland, those places have a rich cultural background and the landscapes are breathtaking!



Did you know it was Mike Patton's project?

That sounds well cool.. I like good weather but I don't cope too well with extreme heat. The beauty of a cold terrain usually outweighs a hot place



Yes.. it could happen !



I looked up the town on google maps.. it looks beautiful down there !

This post has been edited by Ben Higgins: Oct 6 2011, 10:19 AM