If you could live anywhere in the world, where would it be?
A few weeks ago it would have been the other way around, but the US is a bit too unknown at the moment.
Switzerland because it’s nicely situated to visit lots of fascinating places very easily, and because I love Lake Geneva.
I went there years ago with my husband and his then boss, a man who could create tension at the drop of a hat. Yet I was happy there and had a wonderful time.
I also love America. How fortunate to live in a continent with such diversity. To be able to travel to such disparate places without the need for a passport. Or to nip into Canada, or down to the warmer south and see the statue of Christ the Redeemer seemingly floating in the air in a dark night. Among many other things I would love to discover.
Living on a small island is limiting, but we do have stunning places, including Scotland and Wales, and although gentler, England can take your breath away. The Channel Islands or Isles of Scilly, or Northern Ireland, are only a short flight away, but it’s still not quite as exciting as not having to drive far or have a passport to see a great deal more diversity.
However…
Image courtesy of Go Scotland Tours
A small taste of Scotland.
Deb xx
Deb Hawken - Amorah 