Which of my favourite places have you visited?

most of these places I can see being nice but you like Sacramento??

From your list, I've only been to Cork Ireland.

um, sacramento. i was all over maui but don't know about kona.

sacramento was nice in the 70's. i was around there a lot as a little kid, and it wasn't really that big, i think. wouldn't want to live there now, though it is interesting. that big downtown 'mall' (don't know what else to call it) is kind of interesting.

Sacramento and Cork. I'm going to Greece in the end of this year with my class!

Only Rhodes.

I have been to Kona and Sacramento.

I have never been to any of them. My ancestors were from County Cork, Ireland. I would love to go there someday.

Just Sacramento. I've been to England, but not Stockton, I've never even heard of it. I've been up and down the west coast from Anchorage to San Diego. Sacramento is not even high on my list of cities on the west coast. I would place Vancouver, Anchorage, San Francisco and Portland at the top. Eugene, Seattle and Bakersfield would rank higher than Sacramento IMHO. Sacramento would rank higher than Los Angeles or Tacoma though. That's not saying much.

I have not visited any of these places. Not even the ones in the UK.

None of these. I don't even know where Stockton is! Is it somewhere near Durham? They have a Stockton campus? This must be a Catharsis survey......

Wrong!

Inverness is beautiful. I don't think I've been to Dundee or Stockton, but I'm not sure exactly where they are. Sacramento wasn't particularly memorable, but I love Munich! I haven't been to any of the others.

Anything else on the west coast would rank higher than Tacoma!

I haven't been to any of these places. The closest I've come to is Sacramento, California.

Sacramento, CA
That's it

I've only been there in the late 80's/early 90's... I think a lot of California was nicer in the 70's

Wouldn't it though? I don't know, I think I'd prefer a weekend in Tacoma over a weekend in LA, but that's just me. It would only be a marginal preference.

None of these places. I've been to several places in Scotland but neither Dundee nor Inverness. I'm from England, but never had any compulsion to go to Stockton. I've been to California, but somehow managed to miss the wonders of Sacramento. I've been to Germany before, but the nearest I've been to Munich was Freiburg near the French/Swiss border (although I got there by travelling through northern Germany which I won't be doing again in a hurry).

Never been to Sacramento, but it's important to me nonetheless.

Did you visit Lindos? We go on holiday there every year. Fantastic place.

Where in Greece?

Stockton is pretty much joined onto Middlesborough, about 20 odd miles from Durham. I was born there.

Where have you been in Scotland?

Athens.

Yup, we got into the port at Rhodes (we took a ferry from Israel) and went straight up to Lindos for a couple of days. I have some pictures of the acropolis, and of that beautiful lagoon carved out of the rock. Then we went back down to Rhodes for a few days. I loved Rhodes.

It truly is wonderful. I think it has the perfect mix of being good for tourists, but still managing to maintain all of it's original charm. And the old town of Rhodes is fantastic. Have you any plans to go back?

None. I've been near Sacramento.

No definite plans, no. I went while I was living in Israel for the year; some friends and I traveled around Greece and Turkey for about three weeks. The proximity was the biggest factor in choosing where we went. I'd like to go back some day, but I have no idea when that might be. And there are plenty of other places I'd like to see in the meantime.

Edinburgh and Stirling, both for work and as a tourist. I used to work for a company that designed admission systems for tourist attractions. Edinburgh Castle and Stirling Castle were (and still are for all I know) two of our customers. Edinburgh is one of my favourite cities, so I always jumped at the chance to go there on a maintenance visit.

Bundaberg is one of your favourite places? Do you drink rum or something?

Lived on Oahu in Hawaii as a baby, but never been to Kona so far as I know. Only other exotic places I've been are Mexico and Quebec.

The advantages of LA are that it's close to Disneyland, and it doesn't have the Tacoma aroma from the pulp mill.

I've visited LA on a number of occasions over the years, and spent a few days at a time. I can't say that for Tacoma, so it would have the novelty advantage. Pulp mill smells mmmmmmmm!

Pulp mill smells

Nope, got friends over there.

None, but several close by

Kos, Greece
Edinburgh, Scotland
lots of England
LA, california
Cologne, Germany

Inverness, Stockton, Dundee and Munich. I can't imagine why anyone would call Stockton a favourite place, though.

I've been to stockton, California but I guess that doesn't count.

Ahhh... that makes sense then!

Stockton may well be a crap heap, but the first 8 years of my life were the best I can remember and they all took place in Stockton.
What did you think of Inverness and Dundee?

I quite liked them. But it was a long time ago - I haven't been there since I was a child.

I've been within 100 miles of five of these places, but never to any of them.

NONE

I haven't been to any of those places.