Yellowstone National Park

Zambia (I'm not in a very creative mood )

Appomattox, Virginia

Where the Robert E. Lee surrendered to Ulysses S. Grant:

Bratislava, Slovakia.

(No I didn't go there, though it would have been interesting. Bratislava, on the banks of the Danube, is also called Pressburg or Posony, and is still a major border city between Hungary and Slovakia.)

Corpus Christi, Texas

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Durham, UK

Durham Cathedral

Elyria, Ohio

Forth Valley, Scotland.

Georgia.

Huntley, IL

Iona, Scotland.

This is where St Columba established his monastery, where many of the early kings of Scotland were buried, and where the Book of Kells was written. There are a lot of ruins as well.

That looks like a lovely place, waggawerewolf. I'd love to go there. *wistful sigh* I'm Scotch-Irish, so Scotland and Ireland have always been places near and dear to my heart. ♥

Jabalpur, India.

(According to Google, these waterfalls are there. Gorgeous! ♥)

Kilimanjaro National Park, Tanzania

Latvia

Mt. Rushmore, South Dakota