It’s about that time of the year again… At the end of 2005 I joined in the internet meme of posting a list of all the cities I visited (one night or more) that year. Here’s what 2006 looked like for me:

Moscow, Russia*
Hurghada, Egypt
St. Petersburg, Russia
Kyiv, Ukraine
New York City, NY
Salt Lake City, UT*
Redding, CA
San Francisco, CA
Spijkenisse, Holland
Newcastle upon Tyne, England
Glasgow, Scotland

*’s denote multiple visits to the same city.

I have to admit that it doesn’t seem totally accurate in portraying the intrepid traveller that I am; my time in Belgium and Luxembourg were just multiple day-trips from a homebase in Spijkenisse, so they didn’t even make the list.

What’s your list look like this year? Feel free to post it in the comments or leave a link to your site if you’ve posted there.

Posted Tuesday, December 26th, 2006 at 12:45 am
Filed Under Category: Life, Travels
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Responses to “2006: The Year in Cities”

katie

Cornicopia, WI
Duluth, MN
Liberty, NJ
Minneapolis, MN
New York City, NY
Philadelphia, PA
Salt Lake City, UT

Craig

My list isn’t nearly as impressive as yours:

Denver, Colorado*
Colorado Springs, Colorado
Phoenix, Arizona
Los Angeles, California

Enjoy your travels in 2007!

Anya

Los Angeles, CA (twice)
Moscow, Russia
Oklahoma City, OK
Portland, OR
San Antonio, TX
San Francisco, CA (11 times)

Nick Unger

I remember this from last year.. Mine is skewed up by a 7000 mile roadtrip while couch-surfing.

[chronological order except for repeat destinations]
Pleasant Hill, CA (twice)
San Jose, CA (twice)
Moscow, Russia
Yaroslavl, Russia
Kyiv, Ukraine (twice)
Kaniv, Ukraine
London, England
Istanbul, Turkey
Seattle, WA
Coeur d’Alene, ID (three times)
Sheridan, WY
La Crosse, WI
Pinckey, MI
Boise, ID
Helper, UT
Las Vegas, NV (twice)
Houston, TX
Marlow, OK
Los Angeles, CA
Scotts Valley, CA
Eureka, CA
Redding, CA
Falls Church, VA
Newcastle upon Tyne, England
New York City, NY

digenis

Wow, Nick! I think you win ;) Chris sent me a picture of you all in NYC; sounds like you had a good time.

Anya

Nick won! I found Redding on his list…how come?

digenis

Anya, Nick is a friend from Moscow (although he recently moved back to the States) who went to university around Redding. He still has friends in the area. In fact, he was the one who recommended us to go to Yak’s Coffee shop.

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