Quorn, Western Australia.

Ouch! I have no idea where it is exactly in Western Australia, let alone visiting it, or photographing it. According to the map, it is somewhere near the Nullabor Plain, the name of which, translated from Latin, says it all - no trees. But Quorn does appear in the Australian Post Code Directory at the back of every local telephone book we could reasonably have access to.

Richland County, Ohio.

This is my home-county. The below picture is of Flemming Falls, which is located less than five miles from my house

St Malo, Brittany (France)

St Malo was a Breton pirate stronghold across the English Channel from Cornwall. It is famous also for a French explorer called René-François Chateaubriand and much fine dining as you can see.

DiGoRyKiRkE: Flemming Falls does look very pretty and peaceful.

Tuscany, Italy

Uxbridge, Ontario

Vienna, Austria.

This is a great cosmopolitan city which boasts the Schonnbrunn Palace, the Hoffburg, the Lippizaner horses, St Stephen's Cathedral and much else. This view is of the main street of Vienna, where there is a great monument to those who died from the Black Death.

Washington State.

I've always wanted to go out there and see their beautiful pine rainforests.

Those are positively lovely, DiGs!

Xenia, OH

Yakima (also in Washington State)

(Digs, the Washington rainforests are definitely worth seeing!)

Zip City, Alabama

Ashland Ohio.

Home of my church

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Not home of my church.

Champagne, France

Champagne is a province of France which is home to real, proper Champagne, not "foreign imitations" . Brands like Pierre LeBoeuf and Moet & Chandon are French. We were shown over the headquarters of Moet & Chandon, told about the history of Champagne, the processes and also did a bit of wine-tasting. But Moet & Chandon retails in Australia @ $79 Australian a single bottle. Definitely not my church. The countryside is very lush and beautiful, though.

humdedum: That picture looks absolutely gorgeous! It gives me itchy feet just to look at it.

Digs, if I ever get as far as USA, your Washington rain forest will be on the list of places to go to.

Denver, Colorado

Edmonton, Alberta