Very friendly people.
Pretty much anywhere in Switzerland, if i had to pick one, it would be Lucerne
Visit an old highschool friend there ocassionally, been about three times, and each time it amazes me how clean and beautiful everything about the place is.
Favorite big city is a tie between Paris and London.
Always wanted to live in Montana for some reason.
Germany is always a place I would love to be.
Glad to read this, I'm headed there in a couple of months.
I'm not much of a traveler either (yet) but I love Denver.
I lived in Germany for about a year and a half right after i graduated highschool. It is one of the cleanest countries i have been in, at least the southwest area is. Beautiful landscapes, awesome roads, quaint cities and villages. It is a country i loved to drive in...just so much to see.
This guy agrees with you...
"S. Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford Admits To Affair With Women From Argentina"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uSNwjJaPAo
Fredricksburg, Tx:
I spent 3 yrs there as a child, and since this is where my background is. I would love to go back and get jiggy with it.
Sorry for all the pics! It's just my favorite place in the world by far.
Beautiful scenery tlong!
I stayed in a small city.. Battle of the ??... or something like that in Oregon. It was a beautiful small city with scenery.
The pictures there are of Crater Lake. That's about 90 miles south of Bend.
Singapore, Paris, Hong Kong, London, Rome, Manila and Kuala Lumpur.
Yeah, I stayed at a camp sight near the Rogue River. It was a pretty small city, but I can't remember it.
Call me crazy, but SA cause its my hometown...
Beyond that, Santa Fe NM. Seriously, nice town, nice folks, beautiful country.
And in reality, I hate cities in general. Give me a small town, or no town, and I would be happiest.
+1
Most of the places I like are small towns/cities. San Antonio is the exception. The only big city that I really like.
Fredericksburg is pretty cool. My friend and I rented a cabin up there when I turned 21... pretty good times.Fredricksburg, Tx:
I was in Italy in the 90's and that is the most beautiful country on earth. Too bad there's all those wops there.
Innsbrook Austria much like that.Pretty much anywhere in Switzerland, if i had to pick one, it would be Lucerne
Visit an old highschool friend there ocassionally, been about three times, and each time it amazes me how clean and beautiful everything about the place is.
Favorite big city is a tie between Paris and London.
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double post
Creek , Wyo
Best places:
1. Eagle Pass, TX -- every time I go to Eagle Pass, I am impressed by the cleanliness of the city, the large numbers of educated, professional people, and the public infrastrcture, Teutonic in its efficiency. Eagle Pass is really poised to continue as one of America's economic and cultural shooting stars.
2. Andrews, TX -- few places in America can compete with the breathtaking scenery of Andrews. Verdant forests serve as the opening act to breathtaking mountains in the distance. Everyone you meet is so friendly, vibrant, and alive --- Andrews has a bright future.
3. Lagos, Nigeria -- the Paris of Africa. Nuff said.
4. Camden, NJ -- the tech hub of the northeast. Glistening new office towers portend the boundless optimism found in this potent economic engine. Also a great place for families.
5. East St. Louis, IL -- one of America's architectural treasures. Row after row of pristinely kept-up turn-of-the-century homes. A bustling boutique downtown lined with trees. People are about the friendliest I've ever encountered.
Fresno CA
Portland, ME
Chicago
Denver
Suzhou, China
Barcelona
...are my favorites.
In my limited travels, the city that sticks out as my favorite is Washington DC. Least favorite: Jacksonville FL...
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