Let me tell you about a guy named Don Parish.

Don Parish is an extreme traveler.

It started when he was little.

Like a lot of kids, Don had a stamp collection.

And the more stamps he collected, the more interested he became in where the stamps came

from.

And by the time he was eight years old, he could look at any stamp and immediately tell

you what country it was from.

Don is now 77.

And instead of stamps, he collects countries.

In an average year, Don visits over a dozen of them.

He's been every continent, you know, Asia, Czech and Artica, Czech.

And he's racked up more than five million air miles, five million.

And for a while, Don was ranked number one on a list of the world's most traveled

people.

There's a list.

And Don Parish isn't the only person on it.

He's certainly not the world's only extreme traveler.

And the list he was ranked on isn't even the world's only extreme travel leaderboard.

These extreme travel groups all work in pretty much the same way.

They divide the world into pieces, first by country, and then by regions, like states

or provinces.

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