Clicking Our Heels – Our Favorite Vacation Spots
Clicking Our Heels – Our Favorite Vacation Spots
It’s that time of year. We’re all thinking about summer and that, invariably, leads us to considering where we would like to be if we could go to our vacation spot. As usual, our answers are as varied as we are.
Dru Ann Love – My favorite vacation spot is any place where I am not obligated to do a thing. I like the idea that I can go to a place and take one of the area’s highlight bus tours where the touristy attractions are pointed out to me while I sit, look and listen.
Bethany Maines – To be perfectly honest, every place I just visited is my favorite spot. But the anything that has delicious food and cheap lodgings is the best. M most recent favorite is Iceland. Their butter is delicious.
Juliana Aragon Fatula – Stonehenge. When I visited Stonehenge I had a river of electricity/magnetism run through my body and move my head physically toward the ground. It was freaky/cool. I wanted to stay all night and stargaze while lying on my back feeling the earth’s pull. I had a similar experience at Chichen Itza, but it was a power pulling my whole body down to the ground. I couldn’t climb the pyramid because my balance was wacked out.
Jennae M. Phillippe – The best vacation that I have actually been on: Maui. Best that I daydream about: an English cottage with lots of books and unlimited tea near a quaint village.
Linda Rodriguez – My favorite place I’ve ever visited was Oxford, English. I felt as if I had come home. I stayed there for two weeks and loved everything about it. I think I need to write a series of books set in Oxford, so I can visit there for tax-deductible research every year or so. Until then, there’s always Morse and Lewis on Netflix.
Debra H. Goldstein – Australia. When my daughter was studying abroad, I made a quick trip to visit her. Between the beaches, lush greenery, rocky areas, I was impressed, but the most fun was seeing the countryside and the famous sites like the Sydney Opera House (we took the backstage tour at four a.m. – the two of us and a journalist from London) through my daughter’s eyes. As she led me around the country, I realized we had reversed roles – she had become an adult.
Paffi Flood – My favorite vacation spot is Siena, Italy. The entire city is the color found in the crayon boxes, and near one edge, a black-and-white marble cathedral rises from all the brown, and it’s absolutely stunning.
Sparkle Abbey – We’d have to say Laguna Beach, California. Not only is it the setting for our mystery series, but I’s also just a great place. It almost has a European flavor with all the wonderful shops, restaurants and galleries. And then there’s a beach itself….
Marilyn Meredith – My favorite vacation spot is anywhere on California’s Central Coast. I once lived close to the beach and I miss it. Morrow Bay is a place we try to get to once a year. My Rocky Bluff P.D. series is set in a small beach town, and I like to get energized by visiting similar places.
Kay Kendall – I cannot choose just one favorite vacation spot. Here is my list. Small to mid-sized European city in these countries: the UK, France, Germany, Italy. Plus these historic larger cities that really grab me: Prague; Venice; St. Petersburg, Russia.
