Day 4: Places You Want To Visit

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I must concur as a matter of fact that this challenge is opening up an expository about me,  topics that I rarely discussed about.  Irrespective,  I will deliver my best possible in this,  I never know what lies at tail.

I would have built a great love for sighting places but the stress of travelling can be highly irritating.  A Nigerian vehicle on a Nigerian road!

Like the regular zealousness we all grew up with,  visiting makkah is cherished to earth and no amount worthy the negotiations. I want to see the holy places, touch the land of Arabs and decorations on the walls of their palaces. 

I like governance. Countries I will eventually visit, I will see their parliamentary arrangements.  I want to visit the UK,  the Japan and Russia. To visit the England and wine with the queen.

Lastly,  there's a place I saw in my dream. I can well describe the place if you come into my mind. I longe to visit there, one day.  I wantu visit. Will you come with me to my imaginations  or alight at your bus stop of dreams? 

~iamBECOOL

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