How much of your country have you seen? (restaurant, eat)

[The Postman]

Trip Advisor map of Australia

[Acajack]

Canada is huge but I've been to a large part of it. From east to west and from north to south.

Obviously not to every small corner though.

[Dry Heat]

Originally Posted by Rozenn

What's wrong with both? Try Vierzon or Vesoul

Nothing wrong with both!
I mentioned them because they are a good example of towns situated on very busy routes (Paris-Bordeaux and Paris-Brussels) that are overlooked by most.
If one says he's been in every corner of a Country I expect them to have been in all of those places

[nei]

how'd you make that map?

Edit: I was asking Rozenn

[The Postman]

Originally Posted by nei

how'd you make that map?

Mine? It's just the tripadvisor map where you pin all the places you've been. I just printed-screen, uploaded onto fb and embedded the url.

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[Rozenn]

Originally Posted by nei

how'd you make that map?

Edit: I was asking Rozenn

Using MS Paint (zoomed in for more precision). I've tried the Tripadvisor map and it lists even itsy bitsy villages, at least in France. I guess it would end up taking as much time as the Paint version.

[Natnasci]

Originally Posted by Greysholic

France is pretty big tbh....

Within Europe it is, but when you can fit three Frances into Quebec, just one Canadian province, it doesn't seem big to me.

[The Postman]

Originally Posted by Natnasci

Within Europe it is, but when you can fit three Frances into Quebec, just one Canadian province, it doesn't seem big to me.

Keep in mind, though, that France is a lot more packed with attractions and just roads, people, infrastructure, meaning that one has a lot more areas to explore, whereas a lot of Quebec is very inaccessible, no roads.etc, so the actual area that people visit is small.

[Fabio SBA]

All the south and southeast region, plus Bahia.