...in the Snowy Mountains, Australia. Great skiing, wild horses, hiking and a beautiful piece of earth.

Wanna play? :)

Here where I am, but in other time... :)

Greek island, and I'm only a few kilometres away from one as it is :D

Ian

The French Alps...

Aboard our Allweather 8 meter double ender (don't have it yet...) exploring the coast of British Columbia, Canada, with a darkroom/apartment in Kitimat, BC.

One day.......

Murray

A few years ago it would have been near an ocean.... After visiting the Eastern Sierra I'm hooked on the mountains. Or even better, the Owens Valley between two ranges. How to make money in the middle of nowhere high desert? Nice thought, Nicole. =) Shawn

I'm with Shawn - eastern Sierras and Owens Valley area.

Spain. Probably Segovia, but not absolutely decided. It's only an hour and a half by train or bus from Madrid, but you are close to the mountains, big open spaces, and every day you walk over 2000 years of history. There, or San Francisco. I think it is the most beautiful city in the US - I love the weather, the geography, the big city activities plus the access to incredible natural landscapes within a half-hour drive up or down the coast. And the food!

Tuscany.

Scotland or New Zealand, although I leave in similar place. I just don't like the company . . .

I'de live in the past, in the beach house I grew up in, in the safety and happiness and magic I had as a child.

A rather large and stable magic carpet that would take my family and cameras to all of the above plus the next places of interest.

John Powers

right here, right now (but I could do with a little more sunshine today).

On a 40ft sailing boat, sailing around the med

Greece is a very nice place but unfortunately is populated by Greeks.
As long as I get to travel though, all places are good for me. Apart from the boring ones that is.

As a U.S. import to Norway, I am with Ole.

This place is hard to beat ( in the summer, when the sun is out. Come winter I would probably give a different answer :) )

This place is hard to beat ( in the summer, when the sun is out. Come winter I would probably give a different answer :) )

I suppose you've heard "heller en dram i timen enn en time i Drammen"? :D

Eastern Norway is far down my list of places where I'd like to live - very close to the bottom, in fact! :p

Madrid

Big Island of Hawaii...Kona side...with breakfast coffee and muffin in hand at Huggos on the Rocks, lunch at Jameson's and dinner at Roy's...with lots of suntan lotion, mosquito repellant, and film...oh yeah...

I don't think I can really pick one place. 6 months to several years in any number of places, but with a nice small place in rural New England to come back to.

I'de live in the past, in the beach house I grew up in, in the safety and happiness and magic I had as a child.
This beautiful and touching post brought a tear to my eye .....

If I could live anywhere, I'd live in London. Woohoo - I'm already here! :)

Right where I am: on a 3 acre lot next to the rain forest in Puerto Rico.

My farm on Cape Breton Island.

Except in April.

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I'd like to live (for several months) in Dubrovnik...with lots of sheet film!