Not necessarily where you live (but could be), but places you visited, passed through, had a short term visit too, or even places close to your home(s).
I have lived South of Fresno and I have lived in WA State, and I've spent lots of time in Nevada and Arizona and Oregon.
I have visited 26 States so far, hoping to hit them all.
Every one of them.
I'm missing the NE and most of the Midwest and Alaska.
Discuss places you really enjoyed.
Ft. Irwin, CA - dry fossil lake beds, coyotes howling at sundown, giant land tortoises, snowy valleys on top of desert mountains.
Ft. Hood, TX - javelina hunting, super bike riding, armadillos, fishing for alligator gar, going down to Galveston beach and Port Bolivar on the weekends, my ex-fiancée's family.
Ft. Benning, GA - seeing
Terminator 2 on post twenty-eight times, tower and jump weeks, fishing in Savannah, Friar drop zone, I don't remember much else about off-post.
Ft. Leonard Wood, MO - well, I pretty much hated it to be honest.
Ft. Carson, CO - misty mountain hops, thin air, mountain bike rides, elk hunting, reunions with old friends, snow.
Ft. Lewis - what's not to love? Columbia river fishing, mountain hiking and orienteering, cool locals back in the 90's.
Aberdeen Proving Grounds, MD - lots and lots of kayak fishing where the Susquehanna meets the Chesapeake, shopping in White Marsh and Towson with my wife, proximity to my wife's family, Waffle House, excellent steamed shrimp and crabs, tons of good memories.
Ft. Detrick, MD - the Catoctin mountains, the (now defunct) Cozy Inn, friends in Westminster, fishing in Pretty Boy, easy drive to see the folks, driving out to Deep Creek.
Detroit, MI - exploring the city at night and old overgrown industrial complexes and other abandoned buildings, soaking in the architecture, the opera house, trips to Windsor, fishing the river raisin, fishing in eerie for pike, lots of snow.
Many others . . .
