Where is your 'Happy Place.

[TravellingSpoon]

Thinking about this last night. If someone tells you to imagine your happy place, where are you?

Mine is Woolacombe beach.

Glastonbury Festival....Keswick In the lakes.....Southbank in London....when I am at any of these places, my mood lifts and I feel at home

Ally Pally park looking at the view.

Any place where my children are with me is my happy place.

Anywhere I can see the sea. It is a great regret that I have never lived by the sea.

In real life, shut away in my bed with a good book and some of my favourite chocolate.
In my head, in a desert island, with unlimited books, chocolate and red wine oh and cheese.

Simple things make me happy - solitude, books and chocolate!

Up a hill in the Lakes, or sat at the Bridestones above Todmorden, or the best one for me - sat on the top floor sun terrace of a little Cretan hotel called the Amphora on Chania's old harbour in the evening, watching the sun go down and people-watching with a glass of wine.

The Maldives. It really is paradise on earth. The sea life, the powdery white sand, the sunsets. Sigh.

Anywhere I can swim outside. Was so pleased when the lidos opened again. The snow has put me off today but tomorrow i'll be at the Serpentine.
Best of all will be a sandy beach in the sunshine!

Castle Cove, Weymouth. Even thinking about it gives me a warm feeling.

Carn Euny ancient village in Cornwall. We went there a few years ago, and as I was going through one of the underground passages, I was flooded with the most incredible sense of peace and rightness and just wanted to stay there forever. The Sanctuary at Avebury has a similar effect on me but Carn Euny was just on another level.

Anywhere near a beach, or on top of a high hill in Scotland, one of the mountains around Glen Coe for preference - I don’t love the effort it takes to get there but the views are just stunning.

A warm white fine sand beach with aqua water.

30 degrees and slight breeze. With family

Just travelling really, if i picked a spot i'd go with Maui, been a couple of times and i just love it

Port Isaac in Cornwall, it always gives me a strange feeling like I'm 'home.' Maybe I lived there in a previous life!

In my camper van in a preferably empty apart from me field.