I relax in my bed

>>836443
Where the fukk else would you relax?

I relax in the kitchen. My table is right next to the window and there's a line of mature pines on this side of the house.

There's a woodland near where I live, about 30 minutes away by bike. It's part of an old abandoned estate, a sprawling old growth forest with late 19th century ruins and architectural follies scattered throughout. Deep down the trail, and off into the undergrowth, there's a sheer granite cliff face. It's not too high, maybe 30 feet or so, with a table top of bare rock at the top, and with a little caution, it can be scaled. It's my favorite place to go and build a small fire in the winter and sit looking out over the tree tops.

>>836464
Where?

Well, for me, my bed is in my kitchen and if I walk out the house, I'm pretty much in nature already. It's a very small town, but it used to be the capital of my country or something like that, so we have pretty interesting stuff around us. But it's like hill landscape with some forested areas scattered throughout and elongated lakes from the wrinkles the moving ice shelf created some 12K years ago.

There is one spot that is particularly cozy, overlooking a great Vista on a hill. The view is into the lake and for some reason really cool clouds gather there. Longest lake in the country. Yeah, if I want to trip that's where I go.

It is insanely quiet even inside the house during the winter, because only old and dead people live around me and they don't move in winter and their kids only come visit in the summer. Additionally the snow absorbs the sound and it's too slippery for motorcycles to ride. Kind of like a sensory deprivation chamber. Just the fire in the stove crackling.

Tldr; my entire life is unfolding in the chill place pretty much (and I do drugs)

Sometimes I’ll go outside to my car around 9:00 pm to relax. I’ll put on some nice bossa nova music and listen to the soothing vocals.

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Hot Springs/Onsen are my favorite. Especially undeveloped ones that you have to hike out to and work for it. If like everyday at home you mean, then I have a cave on my property and it goes back a couple hundred feet with a partition of stone and you can almost not hear outside or see light. ALMOST.

There is also a lake and a overlook that is part of a park I sometimes go to unwind. Less and less frequently though. I tend to just hang around home or a friends.