Your Favorite Place To Visit

[RobertJ.]

By myself: Mt. St. Helens. A 3 hour drive from here.

With my wife: Vegas!

 

[Bert Man]

Smoky Mountains in E. TN and W. NC. Especially Cade's Cove and Cherohala Skyway during fall colors(any time actually). I am convinced that if God doesn't live there he surely visits often.

 

[Tom K]

Oklahoma is home but I've lived in the Seattle area off and on over the past 20 years. For my money one of the most scenic areas is the Columbia River, from Portland east. Here's a webcam that I look at almost daily: Columbia River Gorge Real Time Images

Webcams at Mt. Rainier:
Webcams - Mount Rainier National Park (U.S. National Park Service)

Webcams on the Olympic Peninsula:
Area Web Cams | North Olympic Peninsula

Yellowstone is always amazing.

 

[perrazi]

favorite town- vegas
favorite outdoor places- Bryce canyon and zion national parks

 

[BCDWYO]

Bighorn Mountains in Wyoming...you can dump my ashes up there

 

[Boxhead]

Been and lived in a lot of places but it is to my place in north Idaho that tops the list. Hope to retire in the next year or so and spend a lot of time there.

The place at Christmas.



The view from the rear of the house, the Selkirks.



View from the kitchen. The Cabinets.



Breakfast.



Others.

 

[islamoradamark]

like breathing compressed air and sitting underwater watching the fish and other aquatic life stroll by the living coal reaf nice and quiet very relaxing

 

[Frank237]

I'm pretty happy in my backyard.

 

[BCDWYO]

I'm pretty jealous of your backyard Frank!

 

[Wyo]

Bighorn Mountains in Wyoming...you can dump my ashes up there

That's where I grew up and then worked for 20 years. Good choice!

 

[moe smith]

Been and lived in a lot of places but it is to my place in north Idaho that tops the list.

Were was this taken? It could pass for Lake Michigan.

 

[wbraswell]

Frank, that just sucks.
I like to visit WalMart and the liquor store.

 

[THE PILGRIM]

I'm pretty happy in my backyard.

Are those hanging gong targets? I love twanging those targets.
I wish I had some in my back yard!

 

[BCDWYO]

That's where I grew up and then worked for 20 years. Good choice!

I grew up in the shadow of the Bighorns as well. Piney Creek near Ucross, SE of Sheridan.

 

[greenmachine]

We have a son in Idaho and visit him often. Using his place as home base we have gone North to Glacier/Waterton, East to Yellowstone/Tetons/Cody, South to Utah and Nevada (even to the Grand Canyon), and West to Lake Tahoe/Yosemite/Redwood and the California/Oregon Coast. All of these places are spectacular. He was very thoughtful in choosing a place to settle down. We love it.

 

[badam0112]

The middle keys.

 

[THE PILGRIM]

That's where I grew up and then worked for 20 years. Good choice!

My good friend Milt wanted his ashes spread in the Pecos wilderness area.
And that's exactly what he got. We just had a little DD 214 discussion in another thread. We had Milt's DD 214 handy but he didn't want to be buried in the Santa Fe cemetery.
He wanted to go to the Pecos and that's exactly what he got.

 

[HERMAN.40]

Stoney's still there? Good food/drinks.

Not sure. we'll have to ask Beaver Islander about that. I haven't been up there in a few years. I need to get back for a visit. Is that the stone grill south of St. James?

 

[Mr Pokeyman]

Right here

 

[moe smith]

Not sure. we'll have to ask Beaver Islander about that. I haven't been up there in a few years. I need to get back for a visit. Is that the stone grill south of St. James?

I just checked online. Here's the link to the place.....

Stoney Acre Grill & Donegal Danny's Pub

Been a few years since I was there myself. I was on the island for a couple of weeks putting a roof on for a friend. Beautiful island. Driving around the south end beach was almost New England-ish. Sailed out there a few years back too on a race from Little Traverse Bay. Between the two trips I think I've seen everything there was to see on it but they're the kind of things you don't mind seeing twice. Did you fly over or take the ferry?