I have had the travel bug since I was a child and it blossomed in my adult years.  I bet like me, that you have photographs of not just your loved ones and friends but photos of the exciting places you have been. Throughout the years,  there were times that I pulled out my albums with a nice glass of wine, and recalled the memories of one of my favorite destination(s) for me, they were  in the 1980’s traveling with my friends throughout western Europe. Fondest memories were of traveling the train system on the 15 day Eurail passes to different countries and speaking the newly taught words from the previous country and using them into the next by mistake and trailing our suitcases behind us. You could just see the startled faces of the European students and young adults when we departed the train station with luggage in tow–and on one trip there was eight of us. The European students and youths travel lightly with backpack and few necessary items attached. Not once did I see them with luggage.  They definitely know how to travel. I must have taken so many photos of not just the main tourist attractions but those that were off the beaten track and the people–oh the people. I could just stay in one place and people watch. Are any of the photos in this sideshow of the 25 most photograph places make it into your vacation or getaway albums?  Did you put them into slides?

http://www.budgettravel.com/slideshow/slideshow-25-most-photographed-places,7210/