I got an elk down there, right in the center of the screen, good size one too, it hasn't

seen me at.

This is Andy, just looking the other way right now.

He's crouched behind a bush on the edge of a meadow in Gifford Pinchot National Forest.

It's Washington State about 3,500 feet above sea level.

There's still snow on the ground and there in the middle of the meadow is an elk.

I have been waiting for this for so long.

Andy isn't a hunter, he's a photographer and has self-proclaimed outdoors guy and this

meadow is one place he keeps coming back to.

A few weeks ago we told you about some of the places that we like to return to over and

over again and today we are going to hear from you about all the special corners that

you've discovered in your own communities everywhere from Salt Lake City to France to Istanbul

to the shade of a gigantic oak tree.

All of that.

After this, there's something amazing.

The first voicemail we got is from a listener named Paula.

Paula moved to France a couple of years ago from Brazil.

The place she wanted to tell us about is somewhere that she and her dog, Georgia, went

to a lot when they just arrived and were still getting to know the neighborhood.

So the place I was returned to is called Dr. Kalmet Street here in Brittany, France and

I guess I don't return, I don't go back there so often anymore.

I usually work here at 11 p.m. and we go out for a walk and it's a place that connects

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