The senior visited 166 countries. First she made a crazier decision

Seniors have crazy travel dreams. We have seen this many times. They have already created a sensation, among others: 80-year-old friends traveling around the world together or the Englishman Stephen Payne, who bought a yacht to sail around the world. 61-year-old Lynn Stephenson has also been in the news for years. This one sold her house to see 166 countries.

The senior visited 166 countries

The senior made an important decision on November 10, 2022. She wanted to travel, like many young people. Her inspiration could include, among others: Drew Binsky, who has visited 197 countries around the world, or Lexie Alford, who has been everywhere on earth. Regardless of what pushed the woman to sell her house and travel more often, she proved that extraordinary dreams are also realized by people aged 60 and over.

The woman sold her house in Carlton, Nottinghamshire, England. She made this decision, explaining that it was the only way she could see every country in the world. She wanted to spend the money wisely. After what she quickly did, the world media became interested in her.

After selling her house, the senior started working in Saudi Arabia and has since visited countries such as Nepal, Bhutan, Thailand, Iraq, Afghanistan, South Korea, Pakistan and Taiwan. The woman emphasized that she started her first adventure with traveling in 1992 and then she dreamed of successively visiting other places in the world. If she hadn’t sold the house, she wouldn’t have had enough money.

Will he visit all countries of the world?

The senior announced that her goal is to see every country. She recently visited Nauru, and this was her 167th destination. There are less than 30 countries ahead of it that will allow it to achieve its unique goal. According to the BBC, Ms. Stephenson says the best thing about traveling is discovering that “the world is full of kind and hospitable people.” The woman boasted about photos showing that she had swam, among others. with sea lions, turtles and sharks.

Today, Lynn shares her adventures on social media. He hopes that thanks to this he will also encourage others to travel. Until recently, she was based in Kiribati in the South Pacific, but recently she has been posting from Venezuela. One of his greatest adventures is a visit to the Galapagos Islands, which he describes as “spectacular”. Despite everything, at the moment her favorite country remains Iran, which she visited before the pandemic.

“The plan is that after some time I will go to Australia and from there to East Timor. Then to Brunei and Bangladesh. Then I will have covered all of Asia,” Stephenson said. Earlier, in February, he will go to Africa to visit Sudan and South Sudan. He says he has no plans to stop traveling for the rest of his life.