Where are you all from?

[Sumit]

I am from India.

[Jessika]

I'm from Blair County, PA. :)

[Eva]

North of the Netherlands :D

[Matthew]

Pasadena, California

[Eva]

Matthew wrote: "Pasadena, California"

Looks pretty, those mountains <3

[Angela]

Geraldton, West Australia

[Vicky]

Athens, Greece

[Ali]

Richmond, VA

[Jarek "the Mistborn"]

Warsaw, Poland

[Annerlee]

I'm in the Shetland Isles, just over 100 miles off the NE of Scotland.

[Eva]

Annerlee wrote: "I'm in the Shetland Isles, just over 100 miles off the NE of Scotland."

Wow, you are far away from the rest of the world ^^ Do you like living there? It looks amazing!

[A.J.]

My great grandfather migrated from the Shetlands to Australia. I've been to Scotland in winter but couldn't go further north. Must see it one day.

[Natalie]

Melbourne, Australia :)

[Nicki]

I’ve lived in Washington, D.C. most of my life and live in a small town now called Lititz, PA. It’s a nice place to be, famous for pretzels and chocolate (-;

[Ash]

Ohio, in the U.S.

[Rachel]

Cleveland, Ohio

[Jessie]

I live in Alaska. Moved up from Louisiana eons ago.

[R.S.]

I lived here for a while as a kid..

https://www.watchhilllighthousekeeper...

Dad was the last lighthouse keeper before they automated it.

R.S. Merritt

[R.S.]

Also lived here. It was haunted..

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Block_I...

R.S. Merritt

[Marie Helene]

I live in Chambéry, Savoie (the French Alps)
We got a lot of snow last week, and a bright sun today
I also lived in London for 8 eights (my cup of tea)

[Latasha]

Lol Jon, my friend would love that. I love hearing where everyone is from. To me it all sounds so exotic and romantic. I’m from Tennessee. It’s ok here. Really pretty and I don’t think I could live without the Appalachian mountains near me.

[Latasha]

That must have been awesome R.S.

[Benjamin]

I live in Newcastle Upon Tyne (probably the oldest of the various world Newcastles) in the North-East of England - a former mining and industrial town that's successfully converted itself into a nightlife and shopping hotspot. Very lively, friendly city.

[Latasha]

Lol she’d fight them.

[WendyB , Witchy Woman]

Nicki wrote: "I’ve lived in Washington, D.C. most of my life and live in a small town now called Lititz, PA. It’s a nice place to be, famous for pretzels and chocolate (-;"

I lived in and around Reading, PA for almost 30 yrs. I miss the pretzels from that area so much I order them from Unique Pretzels a few times a year. So good.

[Rachel]

Jessie wrote: "I live in Alaska. Moved up from Louisiana eons ago."

That sounds like quite a change!!! I actually applied for a job in Alaska some years ago but I never heard back lol.

[Miss Malfoy&#x1f40d;]

Western Minnesota!

[Vickie]

WendyB wrote: "Nicki wrote: "I’ve lived in Washington, D.C. most of my life and live in a small town now called Lititz, PA. It’s a nice place to be, famous for pretzels and chocolate (-;"

I lived in and around R..."

Me too. I grew up in Temple, PA which is ten minutes from Reading. Now I live near Hershey, PA, the sweetest place on earth!😉😁💗🍫💗

[WendyB , Witchy Woman]

Vickie, I'm curious if chocolate is still being made in Hershey. I remember a few years back hearing that a lot of the factories had been moved to Mexico.
I miss PA this time of year with the trees changing color and the cooler weather.

[Vickie]

Yes it is.😊

[Steve]

Hertford which is just 15 miles north of London. A short commute to the greatest city in the world

[jamako]

Hamburg, Germany.

[Vavita]

Hi, I come from Ecuador but live in Germany. I am not so active in the group as I'd wish. I read a lot of the threads but hardly ever place a comment...

[Anita]

Western Massachusetts

[R.S.]

Military brat. I did get to live in a couple of New England Lighthouses before they were automated. Cool place to be a kid and helped inspire a lifelong love of reading. (Not a lot to do in a Lighthouse on an island in the middle of Winter before cable was as common as having running water!)

[BooksandBacon]

Hi All, I'm from the famous Rock of Gibraltar.

[BooksandBacon]

R.S. wrote: "I lived here for a while as a kid..

https://www.watchhilllighthousekeeper...

Dad was the last lighthouse keeper before they automated it.

R.S. Merritt"

Check this out:

https://gibraltar.com/en/travel/see-a...

[Rachel]

R.S. wrote: "Military brat. I did get to live in a couple of New England Lighthouses before they were automated. Cool place to be a kid and helped inspire a lifelong love of reading. (Not a lot to do in a Light..."

wow, that's awesome!!!

[Ashkoff]

Langley, BC Canada

[Rafael]

Natal, Brasil.

[Carrie]

Newfoundland, Canada

[Michael]

Savannah, Georgia, USA

[Matthew]

Southern Connecticut.

[R.H.]

Durham, England

[Brett]

I'm from southern Illinois in USA (near St. Louis, Missourri)

But I currently live in Hội An, Vietnam

[Christopher]

Originally from California; now in Takoma Park MD.

[Amela]

Sweden

[R.S.]

NC originally - Dad was in the USCG so I got to live super close to the beach growing up. (Like lived IN 2 Lighthouses then right beside another one).

Bounced around to Northern Cali and ended up in FL after being haze grey and underway for awhile. (USN)

[Perry]

I forgot to mention on this thread that after Paradise, CA burned to the ground, I ended up just down the hill in Chico. I'm still rebuilding my collection of books and art but on the whole I'm really enjoying it here.

[Graeme]

Perry wrote: "I forgot to mention on this thread that after Paradise, CA burned to the ground, I ended up just down the hill in Chico. I'm still rebuilding my collection of books and art but on the whole I'm rea..."

Excellent. (That things are looking up).