Ireland, specifically County Wexford, where my great-grandparents emigrated from and later returned. They have a 30 acre farm with lots of horses. I've been visiting once a year every year since I was a baby. No other country on Earth (except Scotland) can come close to Ireland's beauty.
In the States--
Captiva Island, FL(where I was born and still the most beautiful beaches I have ever seen)
North Carolina mountains(the most relaxing place I know--especially Brevard!)
Out of the states
Prague(the most beautiful city I have ever been to and I won't be happy till I am back there!)
Munich(the most fun city I have been too--even in the middle of winter!)
Toronto, Canada (hometown pride)
Whistler, BC (absolutely stunning)
Provence, France (it just smells so damn good)
St. Lucia (my favourite island)
the Scottish countryside (yup, lots of sheep!)
I"m not sure where it is, but there's this incredibly beautiful palace somewhere in Thailand, I think it was one of the royal summer palaces...
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Travelling with no boundaries, moving in imaginary.
Originally posted by prdlocal: I'm still rotting in Wisconsin!
LOL - PRD, and my favorite place in the world is our cottage in Northern Wisconsin Nothing compares to waking up in the early morning, sitting on the end of the pier, watching the mist rise over the lake, and listening to the loons. And you think you are rotting hehehe
Ambergris Caye in Belize is amazing...this little tropical island in the middle of a huge barrier reef...except it's now becoming a major tourist destination becaseu that's where they filmed temptation island. Oh well.
Mazatlan, Mexico is a great city, fun but not too touristy. It's great is september, because hardly anyone is there, and the waves aren't bad at all.
But I can't imaging living anywhere besides southern California....for me, it's almost the perfect combination!
Nothing compares to waking up in the early morning, sitting on the end of the pier, watching the mist rise over the lake, and listening to the loons. 
Hybrid Mode
