San Francisco :'(...there's not a day that passes that I don't think of SF....gotta be my most favorite place in the world....when my days are gone I'm to be cremated and spread in the bay area
The Plains and Black Hills of South Dakota
The coast of Maine
The Redwoods in California
Going to Saints games in New Orleans
Fenway Park
MMJ shows on the rail with the Crunk Unit
The drive from Heathrow airport to 77 St Peters Rd, Earley, Reading, Berkshire
77 St Peters Rd, Earley, Reading, Berkshire
My elder sister's house in Norwich, UK
My younger sister's house in Andover, UK
Swange, UK
Kailua, Hawaii
If you speak to my wife, she'll tell you I regularly miss the toilet bowl. ;)
Koh Samet, Thailand, in 1989
Patpong, Bangkok, in 1989
The old North Stand, Ipswich Town Football Club :'(
Salta, Northern Argentina
Isla Mujeres, Mexico
QuoteIf you speak to my wife, she'll tell you I regularly miss the toilet bowl. ;)
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Frisco. Tis a glorious place.
New Orleans (pre Katrina)- Special place for me and the Mrs.
Omaha. I actually miss living in the land of Big Red sometimes.
San Fran and 'Nawlins for me as well.
Columbia, MO, my college town. Damn I miss that place.
The house at the beach we stayed in three weeks ago. Already miss that.
The loft/attic me and my sister slept in when we were kids.
Wow, too many to list, this has got me thinking...
Portugal and the sea!!!
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I miss Charleston, S.C. I really do.
alabama: brad, my dad, grandparents, sister, nephews, nieces...
i miss the way the pine trees smell after it rains. i miss going to a restaurant and asking for "tea" and getting a glass of SWEET tea. i miss not having to take a week off work to be able to visit my family. i miss football saturdays with my granddad.
my old house on chestnut street--just not my roommate
my house on park street--the first place that was ever mine (i had never felt so free)
spring at drakes creek
our farmhouse (more specifically, winter at the farmhouse)
the country.
i'm glad that louisville has a lot of trees, parks, and greenery, but I miss the woods.
(going camping this weekend though.)
Quotethe country.
i'm glad that louisville has a lot of trees, parks, and greenery, but I miss the woods.
(going camping this weekend though.)
I hear you, man - growing up in Indiana - there's a lot of country round there - cornfields as far as the eye can see - never really appreciated them growing up , but that's probably the biggest thing I miss from home - being able to get away.
The gf & I went to the Red River Gorge over the weekend - we climbed up some boulders to chill and smoke for minute - In the 20 minutes we sat there, there wasn't any time that someone wasn't walking by.
I like getting away from all the people & cars & stuff & BS of civilization, not bring it to the woods with me
Devils lake State Park Wisconsin, It's only 3 hours away from were I live but it feels like the other side of world. The colors are probably magnificent right now.
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Count me in as another person missing San Francisco. I've only been there once, but I had such a great time that I want to go back. My sister and I are trying to plan something, money and time permitting.
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edinburgh
florence, alabama
austin, tx
dublin
granville island
st. john's, nl
harris, sk
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Aw, yesss. Sailboats and weather in the 70s for the win.
a little place called the state of care-free.
Currently, I most often miss having a tranquil state of mind (which for me is a place).
I have missed this forum, but as of late, have had remarkably little to say so I haven't been hanging out.
Outside of my head, I miss the coasts of Washington and Oregon, especially during the winter storms.
I miss my grandmother's house where, when she was still alive, I'd help her make soup with homemade noodles and watch shooting stars at night while she told me stories.
For those who feel that they hold psychic claims on a particular landscape, check out this amazing book: Landscape and Memory by Simon Schama.
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Aw, yesss. Sailboats and weather in the 70s for the win.
I go there every day :)
I miss the area I grew up, the Sacramento Valley. The longer I live in a city, the clearer it is to me that I belong back where I'm from. I've been thinking about that a lot lately.
I miss the North America of not to long ago, the one without Wal-Mart, Home Depot and all the other godforsaken box-store chains that have ruined or are ruining all that was good about urban society.
Sedona AZ.
QuoteI miss the North America of not to long ago, the one without Wal-Mart, Home Depot and all the other godforsaken box-store chains that have ruined or are ruining all that was good about urban society.
Don't we all....
I miss good ole downtown Lancaster, PA.
Central Market
Lancaster Dispensing Co.
The Barnstormers
The West End
DeMuth's tobacco shop
Chestnut St. Books
First fridays
The Chameleon Club
Summer nights on the back balcony
St. John, USVI
The top of Haleakala (Volcano in Maui). People will pick you up at your hotel at 3 a.m. and truck you to the top (11,000 feet or so - cold and full of snow when we were there), the sun pops out of the Pacific at 6ish, and you spend the rest of the morning hauling ass down the volcano roads on a bike (you peddle exactly once). My favorite memory of my wife and I.
Anywhere with hills. :'(
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