Beautiful Places I've Been Privileged To See

Home.
Wherever I'm At - Ah, yes, the key to contentment.
The French Mediterranean (The Cote D' Azur region) - People tell me it's changed a little bit since I've seen it last time ('83). This make me sad.
Paris - I love Paris, I've visited it twice and I wish I had a vacation home there.
The Loire Valley in France - Anybody have a billion dollars so I can buy Chambord castle? It has over 350 rooms and it would be perfect for a co-housing program.
Various places in Germany - Speyer, Trier, Ludwigsburg, Bad Kreuznach, The Black Forest, etc.
Strasbourg, France - This is not a very well known French town (it's on the border of France and Germany), however, I fell in love with it. It has a awesome Cathedral, a great (but obscure) art/historical museum, etc.
Cannon Beach, Oregon - Out of all of the places I've seen in the States, this is the only place that reminds me of the French Mediterranean.
The area around Leavenworth, WA. - America's version of Bavaria.
Lookout Mountain, Tennessee - Haven't been there since '77. On a clear day you could see 7 states.
Kanaskat-Palmer State Park in Washington State - There is one little secret spot my wife and I found in this park that is Awesome.
The "Century Loop" near Bend, Oregon.

Beautiful Places I Hope To See One Day

The True Home of My Soul.
Norway.
Bryce Canyon.
Yellowstone National Park.
Morocco.
Switzerland.
Costa Rica.
Iguazu (Iguacu) Falls on the border of Brazil and Argentina.
Austria.
Madagascar.
Angel Falls in Venezuela.
Patagonia.
The Taj Mahal.
Taiwan.
Idaho - No kidding, I hear there are many "drop dead gorgeous" places in Idaho.

So what about you? What are some of the beautiful places you have been privileged to see? Tell me about them.

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