Thanks for bearing with us during our hiatus.  I don’t think we fully thought through what this game would entail!

#20

This country is one of the most Protestant in Latin America, with about 40% claiming to be Protestants.  Miguel Angel Asturias won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1967.  One of the capitals of Spanish colonial America was moved here in 1629 after a “water volcano” (I have no idea what that is!) destroyed the previous capital.  This is one of the very few countries Kristen and I have both been to.

#19 was Recife. It is not high on our list but on the list nonetheless!

Today we are taking a hiatus from blogging “Where in the world” to give all of our friends a chance to blog and to give us time to read their blogs! That isn’t really the reason. We are just tired of trying to be creative! But we do love to read our friends blogs and have missed the updates!

Hope everyone is having a good day!

Everyone guessed correctly, #18, Milan. Well done! It’s not super high for us, but one we would definitely consider. Of course, I think we’d all need new clothes before we showed up in our Levis.

This is might be a bit harder. For that reason we’ll give you the country, Brazil.

#19

It is the 5th largest city in Brazil (which means it’s not Sao Paulo or Rio). The city is called a Brazilian Venice. It could host the 2014 World Cup. Surfing has been outlawed among many of the beaches because of shark attacks, which obviously makes it a coastal city.

Although some will receive negative points for cheating (Dad/Joe), the correct answer is Toronto.  Even though it would hardly be considered as a “Foreign” posting, we’d still take it.

#18

The country includes two large islands as well as having two independent states within the country’s borders.  It is the birthplace of the Renaissance.  The city is one of the fashion capitals of the world. There would be no shortage of good wine or raviolis.