What is your favorite part of the world?

[Irkoutsk]

My favorite part of the world is everything between Moscow and central Siberia!!!!!!

 

[The Penguin]

I think have to choose Antarctica as I want to be with my family.

 

[Cali Cat]

I'm very partial to England, but the northern California coast is quite spectacular too.

 

[Irkoutsk]

Of course all the british will love your love for England.

 

[Ste11aeres]

A mountain where I lived for three months.

 

[Hedgehog Instigator]

Well all the places I've been have their own beauty

But no matter where I go I miss Lake Michigan

 

[clg114]

The Pacific Northwest. USA.

 

[Etzelaire]

My spot, where I sit at home to eat/watch tv and sometimes even study. Having a stable location in space through time relaxes me, when I move to another place I'll have to find another spot to sit.

 

[bentHnau]

Places with no people and no extreme weather.

 

[AsheSkyler]

I love mountains, deserts, plains, haven't yet seen jungle but want to, I'd adore experienceing quite a few places in the world, but I'm happiest here in the Appalachian mountains. (Foothills and plateaus, whatever.) I'm familiar with the trees, bramble, weather, and smells. It's my home. =)

 

[Hedgehog Instigator]

I love mountains, deserts, plains, haven't yet seen jungle but want to, I'd adore experienceing quite a few places in the world, but I'm happiest here in the Appalachian mountains. (Foothills and plateaus, whatever.) I'm familiar with the trees, bramble, weather, and smells. It's my home. =)

I hope you do see the jungle, it's amazing. My favorite was the glow in the dark fungus. you can't see it at all in daylight but at night the jungle floor looked the same as the sky, surrounded by stars above and below

 

[AsheSkyler]

I hope you do see the jungle, it's amazing. My favorite was the glow in the dark fungus. you can't see it at all in daylight but at night the jungle floor looked the same as the sky, surrounded by stars above and below

Definitely! =)
I also want to hit up a jungle where the locals have very cleverly knocked over a tree and maintain it with living vines so they have a pretty sturdy bridge.

 

[StephF]

I would want to live somewhere where peoples freedoms & right were respected. I'd also like somewhere with interesting countryside.
Iceland comes to mind or maybe Scandinavia somewhere

 

[The Penguin]

I would want to live somewhere where peoples freedoms & right were respected. I'd also like somewhere with interesting countryside.
Iceland comes to mind or maybe Scandinavia somewhere

I enjoyed my visit in Sweden and I will travel there again.

 

[wyverary]

I am not nearly qualified enough to answer this question with any sort of authority, having never been outside the US, but thus far, I think my favorite part has been the American Southwest, specifically the Four Corners area. Great Sand Dunes National Monument is pretty awesome. And there are plenty of places in Central or Western Colorado that I have found absolutely divine, for various reasons. (I've spent a lot of time there, and my love for it cannot be reasonably expressed verbally.)

 

[AsheSkyler]

I am not nearly qualified enough to answer this question with any sort of authority, having never been outside the US, but thus far, I think my favorite part has been the American Southwest, specifically the Four Corners area. Great Sand Dunes National Monument is pretty awesome. And there are plenty of places in Central or Western Colorado that I have found absolutely divine, for various reasons. (I've spent a lot of time there, and my love for it cannot be reasonably expressed verbally.)

And the dunes are terribly misleading in regards to perspective. You walk three hours and you're no closer to that lump of sand you're aiming for than when you started out! Still awesome anyway. Arizona and Utah with all the canyons and rock formations are my favorite places in the south west.

 

[anne.bc]

Anything with a coastline, or any place that is bursting with green. I miss the Pacific Northwest and my family up there.

 

[Hedgehog Instigator]

I am not nearly qualified enough to answer this question with any sort of authority, having never been outside the US, but thus far, I think my favorite part has been the American Southwest, specifically the Four Corners area. Great Sand Dunes National Monument is pretty awesome. And there are plenty of places in Central or Western Colorado that I have found absolutely divine, for various reasons. (I've spent a lot of time there, and my love for it cannot be reasonably expressed verbally.)

I lived there for a year, traveled all over the 4 corner states. I loved Canyone De Chelly, I also loved the hot springs in sedona

 

[ExplosiveTMT]

Places with volcanoes interest me.
Being in Auckland, there are plenty of volcanoes.

 

[Aiaei]

The UK, Germany and Patagonia.