If you could only travel one more place in the world, where would you go?

Namibia would be nice, but I'm not keen on renting a Jeep at my age, (IF anyone would rent to me), and tours are for 'old people'......then up to Zambia, (never been)...or perhaps Zambia then Namibia, that'd make more sense........and then down to Boulders Beach to see the penguins.
 

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(Have trouble making decisions)
When I lived in Alaska, I never got to see the Iditarod
and that would be fun to fly to Nome and watch
the sleds coming in.
or,
If I had a big, hunky man with me and a double sleeping bag,
I'd like to spend a week camping out in Yosemite.
It doesn't take much to make me happy!
 

having access to cabins and camp sites like purplehaze (wi) and copper cabin (mi) and hosting their guests who book through hipcamp allows me the luxury of meeting people from all around the world... a few at a time and mostly outdoors. honestly, i've never met more people from my part of town (in chicago) than after i got 'stuck' out here.

if you're ever in the neighborhood, lmk, and come give us a visit. it's like going nowHere fast...
 
MarkD said:
I first discovered Gaudi in the garden of our friends in Kentfield, California when I asked them what had inspired what they had created in their driveway. The house is pretty wild too. She is an artist and one of her paintings can be seen in the last photo from a Christmas party they had hosted. He had been a patent lawyer and vintner hobbyist. He retired from the latter after having, as he told us, consulted the actuarial tables to determine he had made enough.

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Every April they would host a Wisteria brunch here.

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Love these photos! You've done it again, @hollydolly ! I felt I was there, enjoying the atmosphere! Thank you!šŸ˜€
 
Murrmurr said:
Tough one, but I'll say Liechtenstein.
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My great uncle was born and lived in Liechtenstein until he was 13 and came to America. When I was living in Germany in 1968, he came to visit and while there went back to visit relatives there for a few days. He was satisfied to have done it one last time. You are the first person I've heard mention the country for a very long time. Thanks for the memory.:)
 
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