My Favorite Place

There's a lot of the world I haven't seen yet, sad to say. I've never been outside of the lower 48, and I've never been further East than Tennessee. I don't think it'd be fair of me to base a judgement on my favorite place in this world after having only seen and experienced so little of it.
I won't outline my favorite place as a city, or state, or confine it to a zipcode. My favorite place is found almost anywhere - a sanctuary that I know will exist in almost every place I visit.

Scenic overlook outside of Silverton, Colorado

Image credit to me

My favorite place to visit is the woods! I've always loved getting lost in the forest - pine, aspen, oak, elm, beech, ash, and fir. The best part is: there are woods almost anywhere you visit. I'm miles away from Colorado, where this photo was taken, but I still have woods to visit here in Oklahoma. 

Robbers Cave Trailhead, Oklahoma

Image: Wikipedia

The above image was taken at Robbers Cave in Eastern Oklahoma. Look at all of those trees! When I went to visit I was overjoyed that there was forest surrounding the famous caves. 

Wherever there are trees and greenery, I'm immediately in my happy place. Therefore, anywhere with a forest or woods is my favorite place. 

Orientation: First Post!

This is the first post for the Myth and Folklore class.