When returning from holiday, one starts to think of holidays
By 'south of the Rio Grande', I mean 'into Mexico' rather than 'anywhere south of 31N' - I thought this was standard usage, but various of my friends in Cambridge interpreted it the other way.
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Never been to Antarctica, but I have shared an office with someone who went on to overwinter there more than once, and know/work with a few people who've been to the South Pole to do solar observations.
Edit: and Romania wasn't quite in the EU when I went there in 2006, so I didn't count it.