What is the most remote, distant geographic location you've been?

[mstudio]

The Austrian/Hungarian border back in '76, it reminded me of Cleveland.

[Mr Downtown]

Standing on the beach in Perth, Western Australia, I thought "I'm a long, long way from Chicago."

[lost in space]

Northernmost tip of the island of Hawaii, looking f or the birthplace of my mother.

Not so desolate, but a long ways from the nearest continent.

[vicrock]

Massey New Zealand

[graylocks]

amboselli game preserve, kenya.

on top of some glacier in alaska (juneau region).

curacao.

[maco]

[quote vicrock]Massey New Zealand
Had a great time in New Zealand. Catching huge trout on Lake Taupo.

[davester]

Worldwide it'd have to be the Yasawa Islands, a nearly uninhabited chain of islands (no electricity in any of the villages) in Fiji.

In the U.S. it'd have to be my dissertation research area in central Esmeralda County, Nevada. It's a big county and it used to have the claim of least populated county in the U.S. I did most of my work far offroad, so I could be out there a week and not see another person. Definitely a bit lonely .

[Racer X]

southernmost tip of Baja. Landed at the last rock at low tide.

[SLM]

Driving from Fallon to Ely and not seeing one single sign of life... with the odd exception of a neon sign lighting up a strip club in the middle of nowhere.

[lafinfil]

To Jimmypoo's birthplace

Needless to say the lines at the shrine were long because it was during pilgrimage season.

Next time I'm going off peak.