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Introduction Hello from Martee!

TLDR: Hello from Martee!
In a forum thread, new member Martee introduces themselves as someone with Autism/ADHD/Anxiety who works in special education and enjoys traveling, films, and gaming. Martee expresses a passion for helping others and mentions a goal of visiting all 28 EU countries, which was achieved despite COVID-19, highlighting a preference for scenic destinations like mountains and valleys. Other forum members, including Ozzy47, Foxy, Butterfly88, lavalamp, Lunacie, Guest, Harry, PGen98, Pinky, and gigglez, warmly welcome Martee to the community. The conversation touches on travel preferences, with Martee and Harry sharing their love for scenic and nature-rich destinations. The thread reflects a friendly and supportive atmosphere, with members engaging over shared interests and experiences.
Martee

Martee

Hey there everyone - hope you are all well!

Found this forum on another site and thought I'd pop by. I've got a diagnosis of Autism/ADHD/Anxiety myself and I work in the special education sector as helping people who were in the same place as me is what I'm really passionate about. In my spare time, I like to travel (Pre-COVID of course!), kick back and relax with films or play a few games. Somewhere in there I allow my fiancée some time with me too! :LOL:

Hope to see you around the site and make some new e-pals!
 
Hello. Nice to meet you

Travelling is fun. Which destinations do you choose ? Any interest in adventure sports ? Are you more of a scenic type traveller ? Some travellers specifically ask for places blessed with the beauty of nature.
 
Harry said:
Hello. Nice to meet you

Travelling is fun. Which destinations do you choose ? Any interest in adventure sports ? Are you more of a scenic type traveller ? Some travellers specifically ask for places blessed with the beauty of nature.
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Hey Harry - been nice talking with you on other threads as well :) Travelling wise, my goal the last few years has been to visit the 28 countries that make up the European Union before I turned 28 years old. Thankfully, despite COVID, I managed to finish that off last year by visiting Malta. But usually, I'm more of a 'scenic' traveler, I love visiting mountains/valleys etc. and having a good old walk around and taking it all in. Slovenia and Georgia (The country) come to mind if you want natural beauty!

Thank you for the welcomes @Pinky and @PGen98 - nice to meet you also!
 
Martee said:
I'm more of a 'scenic' traveler, I love visiting mountains/valleys etc.
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That is brilliant. Such a marvellous experience. I used to travel a bit too. Mine were local destinations, but they will beat any other place with scenic beauty. Mainly because they are too much far from the crowd. I like a calm and clean environment. As much as nature as we can get. Deep forests were always fun. There used to cottages or tree houses which are ready of mild tourists. We stay 2-3 days in a specific location and move on. It is not like spending too much time either.
 
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