Quote Originally Posted by Reiver View Post

I would not be 'going home' as is often the tourist banner...home is where you are from physically.
Home cannot be someplace you know second hand from reading. Simply put if you've never been there it ain't home.
This has been an interesting thread with a lot of good comments on both sides of the issue. Like many others on this site, I celebrate my Scottish ancestry. I also understand that I'm not 'going home' when I visit. But I do feel 'at home', especially in the west, in a way that I still don't feel at home in Utah despite having lived here for the last 25 years. The people I've met there have a lot to do with that feeling. I'd like to spend a lot more time there, but unfortunately that'll probably have to wait until after I retire.