Happy Place

[chicoazul]

In the spirit of "Danny's Sunday Sermon".


Typically, when asked for your happy place - many would say Goodison (or Kirkby).

Scrap that. Where, on God's Green Earth, are you happiest or have happy memories. It might be as its stunningly scenic there, or the surroundings of that location mean something to you.


I like the northern coast of Corfu, theres a steep road that goes from sea level to the highest point and Ive done it on a moped a few times. Little sleepy Greek villages and loads of amazing views. F-ucking love it there.

 

[Gazdalf]

Reminds me of the "Happy Place" in Happy Gilmour

 

[Nebbiolo]

The Trossachs, where I lived inside the Queen Elizabeth Forest Park. I loved it there, although the climate was terrible. You could feel like you were the only person alive. Then the tourists would arrive ....

 

[chicoazul]

The Trossachs, where I lived inside the Queen Elizabeth Forest Park. I loved it there, although the climate was terrible. You could feel like you were the only person alive. Then the tourists would arrive ....

I love places like that.

Hate the big smoke me.

 

[Nebbiolo]

I love places like that.

Hate the big smoke me.

Scotland is heaven, mate. But you'll know that with a Scottish other half.

Denmark is okay but the countryside is flat, boring and pretty much all used for farming. I like to feel I'm in wilderness. But at least where we live, we've no immediate neighbour, which is something.

 

[chicoazul]

Scotland is indeed mostly boss.

I feel we need to recognise that a bit more.

 

[Vim Fuego]

In my bed, i loves it there.

 

[Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian]

In the spirit of "Danny's Sunday Sermon".


Typically, when asked for your happy place - many would say Goodison (or Kirkby).

Scrap that. Where, on God's Green Earth, are you happiest or have happy memories. It might be as its stunningly scenic there, or the surroundings of that location mean something to you.


I like the northern coast of Corfu, theres a steep road that goes from sea level to the highest point and Ive done it on a moped a few times. Little sleepy Greek villages and loads of amazing views. F-ucking love it there.

the greek islands are fantastic, similar place on kefalonia chico, i went yonks a go and it was a dirty track over a mountain that then wound down to the beach, and on a plak90 as well. the sea in greece is probably the clearest i've come across. the only downside to the island hopping was the piraeus bit, omonia sq. was very dodgy and we always semmed to run the gauntlet of olympiakos lids.

Scotland is indeed mostly boss.

I feel we need to recognise that a bit more.

for scenery of the lush green variety then New Zealand would take some beating.

 

[Bluelass]

lots of places but the most recent piece of heaven is a camp site near Builth Wells called Fforest Fields.
It is simply wonderful. Relaxed, beautiful scenery and walks from the site.
I just love it there and try to go at least 4 times a year if I can. The dogs love it too!

 

[chicoazul]

the greek islands are fantastic, similar place on kefalonia chico, i went yonks a go and it was a dirty track over a mountain that then wound down to the beach, and on a plak90 as well. the sea in greece is probably the clearest i've come across. the only downside to the island hopping was the piraeus bit, omonia sq. was very dodgy and we always semmed to run the gauntlet of olympiakos lids.




for scenery of the lush green variety then New Zealand would take some beating.

Aye. Nowhere like Greece really is there.

The Caribbean has its jaw-dropping bits too.

 

[McBain]

Queenstown, NZ.

Well really anywhere on the South Island, Milford Sound, Dunedin, Its one of the most picturesque places on the planet.

 

[Seamus Colemole]

My bed. I've had the best sleeps of my life there.

And nothing beats the feeling of snuggling up under a warm duvet as the rain lashes against your window and you know you can go back to sleep again because its the weekend.

 

[Reidy's Bottle Of Grecian]

for a full english with the greatest view available when consuming such fare then "the sign of the kiwi" in christchurch, n.z.

the view in the other direction is of the canterbury plain, all the way to the southern alps and the kaikoras

i had my last brekkie in nz there and it was top notch.

 

[Jamo Martinez]

Barbecue on a summer night out here in our (communal) garden. Few beers, few friends over, kids running round and then I get the guitar out and ruin everyone's night. heaven