Have you been to any of the Man Mission locations?

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Nope . I have never left my country yet. But I would love to explore the places the author visited in the book Man Mission
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I haven't been to any of the places mentioned in the book, but would love to visit Japan some day!

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I have never been to the locations presented in the book. However, I would want to go to Peru because I would like to visit the plateau of Machu Picchu.
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I've never been to any of the places mentioned in the book. I'm enjoying the book's details thus far. Despite this, you can't help but feel tempted to start planning your next vacation to some of the locations listed in the book.
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Sadly, no. I have only travelled to a few places within my country but someday I would love to explore the world.
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No. Not even a single place and I'm ashamed to say this. I love Australia and now after reading this book I can't wait to go there and explore.
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Sadly I have not been to any of the location. I would really want to be to at least one of the locations. Until then I would have to just patiently work hard and wait for an opportunity.
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I have not been to any of the Man Mission locations but I hope to visit one soon.
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Yes! I have been to most of the countries where they had the "man missions", but not all of the specific places, of course. I have visited New Zealand, Australia, Fiji, Peru, Japan, Thailand, Spain, South Africa, Vietnam, and Hawaii. I think I'm only missing South Korea, Iceland, and Taiwan from the book. That's one reason this book was especially fun for me to read -- I enjoyed revisiting the places I have been.
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Sadly, I haven't been to any of the locations. I am looking forward to visiting Korea after my bachelors degree.
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I have never been to any Man mission that was mentioned in this book. But I would love to visit one day.
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No I haven't but Peru and it's cultural life has always interested me. If I could id like to go there.
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I have not been privileged enough to visit any of the places. I am however looking forward to visiting at least one of them.
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I haven’t traveled to any of the man mission locations sadly but I would love to in the near future.
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unamilagra wrote: 02 Jan 2020, 16:56 Have you visited or lived in any of the locations of the man missions? Do you find the descriptions in the book to be accurate? I know the author is a travel blogger as well, so I assume they are pretty on target, but I did wonder.

Of all the places, the only one I have been to is Fiji (although I didn't ocean kayak). I found the kava ceremonies to be pretty accurate, it's basically the after-work pastime in Fiji to sit around and share kava, even in the big towns. If you are there, you will be invited to partake. Although, I never drank enough to get as high as the characters.
No, I haven't been to any place journeyed in Man Mission but I anticipate going to do it someday. Maybe take a vacation to Fuji.
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