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Favourite Places

 
 
Lilly Nowhere Late
05:10 / 06.04.03
New Orleans- Amerika's very best little city. Dark, queer, completely
atmospheric enchanting place to have life changing experiences or just
to be for awhile.

California & Nevada Deserts- beautiful, expansive, real

home, I love to be home.
 
 
Our Lady of The Two Towers
07:47 / 06.04.03
Brighton seafront, natch.

Postman's Park, near St. Pauls in London.

Actually, most parks on a nice summers day, if my hayfever isn't giving me gyp. I remember some of Brum's parks were especially fine.

Norway. Don't normally like cold places much but at least it has a reason to be cold, unlike most of Britain. The views are amazing there, and until you get used to it the perspective is often out. Patience is definitely needed for the driving though.
 
 
that
08:23 / 06.04.03
And Glencoe. I love Glencoe.
 
 
Olulabelle
10:08 / 06.04.03
Kynance Cove
 
 
that
10:14 / 06.04.03
I like it there too, but for a bizarre book-crush reason. It reminds me of Kennit from Robin Hobb's Liveship trilogy.
 
 
pointless and uncalled for
10:51 / 06.04.03
Bouox in the Luberon Valley in Provence. It's tremendous for a number of reasons. It is both historically and architecturally very interesting as it dates back to Pre-Roman times and remained as a fort until it held the last stand of the heretics against Richelou. In addition to that it is both incredibly beautiful and very peaceful. The feeling of the aura and atmosphere of the place is both exciting and calming at the same time.
 
 
Fist Fun
11:29 / 06.04.03
Edinburgh - Arthur's seat and all the mad hills.
Glasgow - West End
Brussels - the whole touristy centre bit
Rennes - Rue de St Melain (I think) but the main street with all the bars and restaurants
 
 
gingerbop
13:37 / 06.04.03
My swing, in my garden, in summer, when the gardens all nice.

Unfortunately, every summer there gets a little bit less room between the sides of the swing, and my bum, and this year i almost have to wedge myself in, and get sum1 to pull me out. Bloody hips. Bloody childrens swing. Together, theyre out to ruin one of my favourite places. xx
 
 
Solitaire Rose as Tom Servo
14:05 / 06.04.03
I love downtown San Diego with an amazing passion, all of N'Awlins and the University of Windsor campus.

And my comic book room, which is now available for viewings.
 
 
STOATIE LIEKS CHOCOLATE MILK
14:20 / 06.04.03
I love Glastonbury Tor, although it's a bitch to skin up on when the wind's blowing.
 
 
Olulabelle
14:58 / 06.04.03
And Cley Hill UFO spotting capital of England.
 
 
specofdust
15:44 / 06.04.03
Sorry to be so general but i really do love pretty much any part of the Highlands of Scotland or central France. As long as it's summer that is, or at least spring.
 
 
mellom
18:05 / 06.04.03
copenhagen, denmark.
 
 
Tryphena Absent
18:23 / 06.04.03
Kenwood House and the wall gardens by the old TB hospital at Golders Hill. I love the Tor as well but Chalice Wells is my favourite part of Glastonbury and the outside area in the Friend's Room of the Tate Modern because it's so high up and nice to sit there in the summer.
 
 
Lilly Nowhere Late
05:54 / 07.04.03
O yes, I forgot San Diego. When I was in Uni there the downtown area
was so seedy and derelict and full of sailors trying not to be caught
out in gay bars and $1 horror movie afternoons and what a great place
really. Hillcrest, top of a building, lightening storm in a cloud,
breeze. ooooo.... San Diego must be one of the world's best places to
be a skint university girl.
 
 
The Jungle Keeper's Old Smoky Pipe, Haunted by The Black Dog Spirit
08:47 / 07.04.03
Bombinhas, the best brazilian beach.
You have no idea of what a beach is till you get there! Unless you go to...

Cayo Largo, the best beach in the world, in Cuba!
Lobsters smiling at you, white warm sand and infinite visibility blue sea...

And my small loghouse in brazilian atlantic rainforest, of course.
 
  
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