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Blogger Annie Scott
Where was your photo taken: LaGuardia Airport. Delayed.Where do you live now: New York City, Upper West Side.
Scariest airline flown: I once flew on a nameless airline from the top of a mountain in Africa down to Dar es Salaam. I was scared because it had a propeller, and that just makes me think of after-school cartoons like Rescue Rangers, TaleSpin, and Duck Tales. Remember Launchpad McQuack? Totally not cool, guys.
Favorite city/country/place: I love Minneapolis, which is my hometown. It's a beautiful city all built up around lakes. Genius. Word to the wise: it's not cold there all the time; they have all four seasons and each is gorgeous. Winter just happens to be long and made of freezing pain. I assume that when the settlers passed through there and decided to build, it was summer. When winter came, they must have been like "oops...I blame you, Sven." I'm also a big fan of Manhattan, which is why I live here, and the most beautiful landscapes I've ever seen were in Scotland.
Most remote corner of the globe visited: I guess the Ngorongoro Crater.
Favorite guidebook series: Guidebooks? I'm more likely to pick up brochures for local attractions at my hotel, or ask around for what's cool to do. I know there are really good guidebooks out there, but I'm like a man in some ways. I have trouble confessing I don't know where I am.
Favorite tourist trap: Broadway. The Great White Way is crawling with tourists like a virus, and they all stop walking randomly in the middle of the street, but the shows are worth it. Okay, the shows are often worth it.
Dream travel destination: Bimini Island. It's where Hemingway used to hang out and write. I want to go there and scuba dive with dolphins and look for Atlantis.
The first thing I set out to pack is...The perfect dress for a night out in [place]. Then I get there and buy something else I wear instead. It's sort of tradition.
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Willy Oct 21st 2008 10:44AM
I've been to Bimini twice, snorkeled with the dolphins, and tracked Bimini Road. I've also searched for the magical vortex some believe is there, downed rum punches at the Compleat Angler (before it burned down), and ridden golf carts around the island.
Aside from the Bimini Bay Resort (which some people think is destroying the environment*), the place is a dream. It's well worth a trip.
Welcome to Gadling!
* http://www.divester.com/2006/09/24/bimini-bay-resort-beautiful-luxurioous-and-destroying-the-en/
Justin Glow Oct 21st 2008 11:08AM
Welcome aboard, Annie.
Josh Lew Oct 21st 2008 11:44AM
Cool. Someone else at Gadling who knows what it feels like to walk outside in mpls in February. Welcome.
Mike Barish Oct 21st 2008 12:42PM
And thus ends my illustrious reign as the Gadling "new guy." Welcome to the team!
Heather Poole Oct 21st 2008 12:48PM
Welcome Annie! I think I may have been working that delayed flight at LGA...then again they're all delayed these days, even in my dreams...or would that be a nightmare? So hard to tell these days.
Scott Carmichael Oct 21st 2008 2:24PM
Welcome aboard!
Pastor Bobby Oct 22nd 2008 11:19AM
I must admit that I have flown to many parts of this world, some pretty scary. Two of the scariest places to take off and land are St. Barth's (that cute little French Island in the Caribbean) and Gibraltar (that cute little place at the tip of Spain.) The runways are short and all you see is water. I'd have to say that Montego Bay in Jamaica runs a close third. I worked for 25 years a a chef on Mega Yachts.
Robin Oct 22nd 2008 1:40PM
The Great White Way is crawling with tourists like a virus, and they all stop walking randomly in the middle of the street, but the shows are worth it.