Xenia, Ohio

Yep. . . we still have covered bridges here in Ohio. Even a couple here in my hometown.

York, England.

The original, and one of the most interesting places I've ever visited. The Romans called their camp there Eburacum, and later, the Vikings, who took it over, called the place Jorvik which later still became York. It still has its original city walls, a lot of activities go on in the market place, near the ancient Shambles, and there is a statue of Constantine the Great outside of York Minster, as in the pictures.

Zion National Park

I have never gotten the chance to go here, but I have always wanted to go.

I love all that I'm learning now!

Ashland Ohio, Home of Grandpa's Cheesebarn

Bath, England

But you wouldn't want to take a bath in the old Roman spa baths of Aquae Sulis. I doubt that Regency fashionistas expected it, either.

Crystal Lake, IL

The downtown of my home, with the Rau Center for the Arts in the background

Dublin, Ireland

East Grand Forks, Minnesota

[Digs: Grandpa's Cheese Barn!! ]

Fiji

Pretty...

Glencoe, Scotland.

Where the Government-allied Campbells famously murdered the MacDonalds back in the late 1600's or the early 1700's, not sure which.

Hollywood, California

The famous Hollywood sign from Griffith Observatory

Indiana

Jackson Lake, Wyoming (in Grand Teton National Park)

Kennedale, Texas

My mom spent her childhood here

Lima Ohio. . . the town where the TV show Glee is set!

Although Ryan Murphy and the other writers clearly need to visit Ohio. . . they have one of the characters drive to Westerville every day for school in season 2. . . and that's like a two hour drive