Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Places People Visit
We honeymooned in Ireland. That was definitely special!
Gotta love the bullet holes in the signs, all of which are in Irish … and all the maps were in English. I didn’t put the holes there, but I could see the point.
Then, we went to California. Remarkably, I don’t have any pictures. I think that was one of the times I was between cameras. When I first got back from Israel, I didn’t get a decent camera for a bunch of years. The one I took to Ireland was a cheapie and I really wish I’d spent money on something better.
Three mountains in Arizona
We went to Arizona — twice and Vermont, also twice.
Mountainous
We also went to Florida a couple of times and Disney World twice.
Attean View – Sunset – Jackman, Maine
And Maine — maybe half a dozen times? And the Cape, of course. And Ogunquit.
Sunrise in Rockport and Ogunquit …
Golden sky in Rockport
And most of the time, we’ve just stayed home and enjoyed the scenery!
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Oh Marilyn, your photos for this week are absolutely amazing. 😀 I like your mountain group the best, I think. It’s hard to choose 😀
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We’ve visited a lot of the U.S., but there is so much more. This is — was — a magnificent country. I just hope it stays that way!
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These pictures are exquisite!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I’m torn since first off, I love them all, but I’m especially torn between Mountainous and the sunrise(set) and the one of you on the dock. Spectacular photos all!
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I think this is an amazing and beautiful country with so many different types of land — and two oceans and rivers and lakes and prairies. I would just like it to remain so!
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I couldn’t agree more! It’s diverse and incredibly beautiful.
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The Hyannis cafe almost looks like Paris to me. It’s a lovely collection of photos.
Leslie
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I’m pretty sure it was trying to have that Parisian look, to0 🙂
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🙂
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You do live in a lovely place. You don’t miss travel so much if you love where you live.
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No. We discovered that very quickly Sometimes, I miss mountain and the great bowl of the sky.
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My best holidays are the ones at home, less stress
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These days, absolutely. Traveling wasn’t always as difficult when we were younger — and the world was younger.
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No nostalgia for those holiday road trips.
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I miss the places we went, but not the endless drives and 14-hour traffic jams!
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The scenery at home (or nearby) is often best — after all, that’s part of why we choose to live there!
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We had no idea how beautiful this region was until after we lived here. We knew it was going to be rural and a lot prettier than Boston, but as we have lived here, sometimes it catches our breath, how beautiful this area is.
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It’s a Currier and Ives locale.
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