It's very difficult to choose but one. I'm deeply fond of San Francisco, but I also always love roaming around London. Brighton's great fun, and Bath.. ahh, yes, I got on well with Bath too. But then there's San Diego as well, and Sydney, and Kuala Lumpur, and Singapore..
I'm quite split between being a country and city bunny, having grown up in rural locations (even born in one), and I have a passion for wildlife photography, and even just good, day long walks, but I also feel such energy in places where I feel I belong, especially San Francisco. Even just sitting on a bench down on Market, near Church, and watching the world go by, late on a Saturday night.. I can't help but think of the myriad possibilities everyone has in store, all those stories. And yet, by the same token, if I stand on the top of Nimitz Way or Wildcat Point, and look out upon basically the entire Bay Area in one go, with almost nobody around but me.. that's also a moment to treasure.
I wouldn't want to choose any country. I'd far sooner do away with borders. Besides, much as I love the Bay Area, I also love snow, which isn't - for all the region's bizarre microclimates - much of a San Francisco thing. =:) And then there's the wealth of brewing diversity in the UK, not to mention the West Country's innate and indisputable superiority in all matters cider. ^_^
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Date: 2016-05-22 12:13 am (UTC)I'm quite split between being a country and city bunny, having grown up in rural locations (even born in one), and I have a passion for wildlife photography, and even just good, day long walks, but I also feel such energy in places where I feel I belong, especially San Francisco. Even just sitting on a bench down on Market, near Church, and watching the world go by, late on a Saturday night.. I can't help but think of the myriad possibilities everyone has in store, all those stories. And yet, by the same token, if I stand on the top of Nimitz Way or Wildcat Point, and look out upon basically the entire Bay Area in one go, with almost nobody around but me.. that's also a moment to treasure.
I wouldn't want to choose any country. I'd far sooner do away with borders. Besides, much as I love the Bay Area, I also love snow, which isn't - for all the region's bizarre microclimates - much of a San Francisco thing. =:) And then there's the wealth of brewing diversity in the UK, not to mention the West Country's innate and indisputable superiority in all matters cider. ^_^