British Empire

I've been to Bermuda. It's was the most expensive place ever.

South Georgia Island is pretty, in a cold austere way. Lots of penguins and seals. Cruise ships stop by occasionally. The few inhabitants (scientists, museum staff) work for the UK government.

>>1231577
Knew a guy in the army who went to the Falklands

Said it was a massive shithole and we should turn it over to the argies so they can be as miserable as he was

Gibraltar is one of my favorite places on earth. I hope to fuck Brexit doesn't put British ownership in jeopardy.
Cool idea touring the Commonwealth.

>be me
>American stationed at an RAF base
>tempted to see if I can hop a flight to some British places

I'm toying with the idea of Falklands or British Indian Ocean Territory, also Gibraltar is a must - their 50th national day is coming up in September. I almost hope that becomes another Falklands 2, just so we can collectively boast about how the old ghost of the empire is still kicking

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>>1231577
St Helena is right up there on my list as soon as they get the airport issues resolved. I sadly couldn't manage the time to go the RMS route. Wouldn't mind seeing the Falklands, but on those occasions I want to go somewhere cold, wet and grey, the former Dominion of Newfoundland is spectacularly beautiful, and home to some of the nicest people to use English as their language.

>>1232067
go to Diego Garcia and tell us about all the CIA ops

>>1232078
I would hardly call what Newfs speak English

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>>1232082
Admittedly, it does take some getting used to. I was seeing a girl in St John's, got drunk on George Street and as a result reverted to my own fairly heavily accented Bristolean / Westcountry English. She had to act as interpreter between myself and the locals, despite us allegedly using the same language