BBC Sherlock Fan Forum - Serving Sherlockians since February 2012 / Queensland has winter - don't laugh at me!

**Posted by m0r1arty** June 6, 2012 6:28 pm

You are a younger member of the forum though Molly, there'll be plenty of time for far off shores once you complete school.

I've always thought of retiring in the South of France- nice place.

-m0r

**Posted by Molly Hooper** June 6, 2012 6:31 pm

Oh yes, by the time I'm 25 I'll be living in outer-mongolia!

**Posted by m0r1arty** June 6, 2012 6:39 pm

They make a mean hotpot out there!

-m0r

**Posted by Davina** June 7, 2012 5:48 am

We had that rain too Molly, I was driving in it! Not to be recommended. You have lots of time to travel Molly. The world is your lobster...or trilobite.

m0r, loving the rap. The South of France is Nice.

The thought of travelling to Outer Mongolia is appealing. In preparation you should try some horse riding Molly. Too young yet to practice with the vodka or airag drinking (plus we can't get airag here) and salted miLk tea just sounds a bit...emetic. Yummy stews though and the dumplings look appealing; I do love a dumpling me.

**Posted by Banbha** September 3, 2012 7:19 pm

Molly Hooper wrote:
Well, the furthest I've ever been is france...
I guess that explains the Boring-ness of my life

This made me laugh. Molly, it's all about perspective. An American like me hears that and thinks, "Wow...France! Ahhh maybe some day." The farthest I've been is Poland but other than that I've not been out of the country. Except Canada, but most people from Michigan have been there. Even if only by accident (Yes, this is possible.) I've been to about 80% of the US though.

I've been focusing on education and work for the last decade or so. Once I'm settled I will definitely travel!