'I thought visiting' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are expressing a past thought or opinion about an experience. Example: "Yesterday, I thought visiting that little diner downtown was a great idea, but when I got there, the food was terrible!".
"That's why I think visits by ministers and prime ministers to Euro 2012 are out of the question in current circumstances," he said.
While it is true that Veteran cemeteries such as Arlington National Cemetery and the Normandy American Cemetery are powerful symbols of our freedom and the expensive price in preserving that freedom (and I think visits to those are poignant as well), the Liberation Festival is a live production in appreciating the cost those men and women were willing to pay.
Later today, I thought about visiting the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Only one woman reported she had too many visits: I think midwives visiting every day is a bit much and unnecessary when it's not the first child (1094, multiparous, 28 years, normal birth ).
Some years ago never mind how long precisely–having nothing particular to interest me in meatspace, I thought to visit the Vale of Silicon.
I think that visiting the Chopo punk market over and over produced that shift.
The four-member ensemble also includes the Lithuanian actress Ingeborga Dapkunaite, who plays (I think) a visiting countess who may or may not be scheming to write her own unflattering biography of Casanova.
A series of descriptions was given, for example: "When I think about visiting a relative, I almost always have a clear mental picture of him or her".
I think midwives visiting every day is a bit much and unnecessary when it's not the first child (1094, multiparous, 28 years, normal birth).
It is a 12-item measure in which participants rate their use of imagery in day-to-day situations, for example, "When I think about visiting a relative, I almost always have a clear mental picture of him or her".
