Is there a State that you spent a little time there but that State

[Giantsfootball10]

just felt right to you. For me the state is Baltimore,Maryland. I was in B.M for a short time but it just kind of grew on me. For the time I was there B.M is a nice place.

[ohiosmith]

1. Not a state but a some countries: Ireland, New Zealand, and Austria.

[bikebloke]

18. Same here.

The Netherlands, New Zealand, France, Argentina, Turkey

[skypilot]

2. West Virginia...

...when I was a kid. I don't even remember the name of the town we visited. We were there for two weeks. I still have fond memories.

[fizzgig]

3. not a state

but the pacific northwest and scotland felt a lot like home to me

[fifthoffive]

4. Funny

I was going to post the same thing. Specifically Whidbey Island in Washington and the Isle of Arran in Scotland.

[fizzgig]

7. i'm a portland kind of girl

although whidbey island is a beautiful place. inverness was probably my favorite place in scotland, although i loved all of what i saw and the people were all so welcoming and generous.

[fifthoffive]

10. Lots of my friends

love Portland, but every time I've been there, it's been gray and rainy. Whidbey is in the rain shadow of the Olympics and doesn't get much rain.

Not sure why I'm drawn to islands as I don't like boats or water sports of any kind. I really like villages where you can walk or bike. Both Whidbey and Arran offer those.

[fizzgig]

11. i'm drawn to gray, rainy places for some reason

i've lived my whole life in colorado, 300 days of sunshine a year.

i would love to live somewhere that i didn't have to rely on a car to get around.

[dana_b]

12. yes - same here

as far as the Pacific northwest is concerned. I live in the Bay Area and I've spent some time up the coast of Northern California too so it all kind of feels like home to me.

[rox63]

5. Vermont

I've spent a fair amount of time there, but never lived there. I've considered moving up there if I can ever afford to retire.

[suninvited]

6. I have only been to New York state once

to Binghamton. I LOVED it. I went with a friend of mine who was playing some golf there, and I hiked around a little lake and saw beavers and giant woodpeckers and chipmunks and all kinds of natural beauty.

I always think of this place when I think of New York, and I think New York must be a truly beautiful state!

[fizzgig]

8. the hudson valley is very beautiful

i've only been outside the city a couple times, but i really enjoyed it

[geardaddy]

9. I'm usally in a BM state every morning.

but to answer your question I'd say Vermont, NY or (not a state) Wales.

[Chan790]

13. Not anymore.

That was NY for me but I moved to Manhattan, later Brooklyn and Yonkers, and lived there for about 2 years until one of my roommates fucked me over and I had to move away. That was 2 years ago and I can't wait to move back.

[bluedigger]

14. Does the State of Denial count?

Because I yearn to return there!

But seriously, I relocated to Colorado/the Four Corners after visiting for the first time in the fall of '10. Feels right.

[byeya]

15. Born and raised in Baltimore, Maryland, and

went through the Baltimore City public schools. A pretty good place.

My spot however is the province of Newfoundland and Labrador with my ideal location on the island of Newfoundland.
Like you said: It just felt right.

Never move there though: Too cold for my wife.

[avebury]

16. Not a state but London, one of my favorite cities. nt

[RebelOne]

19. I agree. I have visited London twice. Wish I could afford to live there. n/t

[angstlessk]

17. Rhode Island back in the day..the 80's

I love the people of New England..I used to say when they went south for the winter they went to Connecticut to ski...

[annabanana]

20. felt very much "at home" in Vermont.

Maybe the trees were the right height?

[applegrove]

21. I liked Mass. People are friendly in Boston. Food is good. Cambridge is gorgeous.

[Generic Brad]

22. Oregon

I would so move there if I was able. I just felt like I was in my element when I was there.

[femmocrat]

23. New Mexico.

I just loved the scenery, the history, the culture of NM. Wish I could afford to retire somewhere around Santa Fe.

[bigwillq]

24. Jersey

Seriously.

Kind of reminded me of CT.
Had somewhat big cites and suburban areas, plus the beaches. Like CT