A-Z Geography

[Cleander]

Unionville, Ontario.

[Courtenay]

Victoria — which could be a village in Cornwall, a city in Canada or my home state in Australia!

[waggawerewolf27]

Winton, Queensland, which has the largest collection of Australian dinosaurs in the world, & is also the home of Waltzing Matilda, written by Andrew Barton Patterson.

[Courtenay]

Xiangxi Hibiscus Town, China (never been there, but it looks beautiful in photos!)

[Arwen_Daeneri31]

Yukon, a place in North America.

[waggawerewolf27]

Zurich, Switzerland, famous for its banking & financial acumen.

[Courtenay]

Starting again at A!

Aberystwyth in Wales (haven't been there, I just like the name)

[waggawerewolf27]

Berlin, Germany, which I once visited.

[Courtenay]

Charlestown, Cornwall, which has an 18th-century harbour used in a lot of period films and TV shows.

[waggawerewolf27]

Dornoch, Scotland (UK)

[Trufflepuff]

Edinburgh, Scotland (UK) -- Beautiful place!

[Courtenay]

Farningham, Kent (UK) — my nearest village

[waggawerewolf27]

Gascony, a region of South West France which was once ruled by the English under the Plantagenet kings.

[Wunderkind_Lucy]

Hwaseong Fortress, a fortification enclosing much of central Suwon (which is not too far away from Seoul). It has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage site and was built from 1794 to 1796 by King Jeongjo of the Joseon dynasty.

(I've never been there, but I hope to visit the site someday!)

~Wunder

[waggawerewolf27]

Irvingbank, Queensland, which was part of a rail system built in the Atherton Tablelands there, at first for tin mining. Someone called Ion Idriess wrote a book about it, called The tin miners.

[Arwen_Daeneri31]

Jakarta, Indonesia.