favourite place in your country to visit
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Originally Posted by wackybunny 
I can't see the last picture, it's too large for my screen. I've always wanted to go to Istanbul. And Budapest and Prague. And Machu Pichu. It's overwhelming to try to think of my favorite place so far. I feel blessed I've been fortunate to see many stunning places and this thread has awaken the traveler in me. It was sort of sleeping for a while, content to be a stoned layabout.
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Originally Posted by haennie
I'm from Budapest, Wackybunny. I mean I was born there and lived there in the first 23 years of my life. Cool city (Prague also), but I would rather go to Machu Pichu
if i could post my pics I would
Peru is amazing...r
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Yes, Cabo - Taos and the area is very interesting both culturally and scenery-wise. And you're killing me re: Peru... never been to S America yet.
Another favorite of mine is the Everglades in Florida. I've always had a weird affection for swamp lands... did botanical/ecological surveys in swamps as an undergrad student in biology. So obviously very drawn to Amazonia as well... yet to make it happen
Another favorite of mine is the Everglades in Florida. I've always had a weird affection for swamp lands... did botanical/ecological surveys in swamps as an undergrad student in biology. So obviously very drawn to Amazonia as well... yet to make it happen
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Originally Posted by haennie
Any of you here like me fascinated with the Aurora Lights (or Northern Lights)? One of my dreams, and "to do" activities is to go to a place where the Aurora Lights can be observed, in the appropriate season...take photographs and study the local history associated with these lights.
Below is Iceland, 2 amazing photos. That's the place I guess you want to go!
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Originally Posted by tootsl1
I live on the east coast of Scotland, occasionally with the right weather conditions we get the Aurora Borealis, further north it is more common.
Below is Iceland, 2 amazing photos. That's the place I guess you want to go!
Below is Iceland, 2 amazing photos. That's the place I guess you want to go!
I think my friend Toots is the clear front runner now, amazing photo again buddy.
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Originally Posted by haennie
Yes, Cabo - Taos and the area is very interesting both culturally and scenery-wise. And you're killing me re: Peru... never been to S America yet.
Another favorite of mine is the Everglades in Florida. I've always had a weird affection for swamp lands... did botanical/ecological surveys in swamps as an undergrad student in biology. So obviously very drawn to Amazonia as well... yet to make it happen
Another favorite of mine is the Everglades in Florida. I've always had a weird affection for swamp lands... did botanical/ecological surveys in swamps as an undergrad student in biology. So obviously very drawn to Amazonia as well... yet to make it happen
swamps of jersey..salt in my blood
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Originally Posted by HeadLump
Those Iceland photos get my vote. Wow!!!!!! 
Iceland does look stunning doesn't it?
I think every photograph here is amazing, hope there is more too come, really enjoying this thread.
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This Icelandic photos are amazing, but you really couldn't travel the world without visiting ancient Egypt. It is incredible, the engineering behind the constructions of the gigantic constructs is incredible.
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I beg you to take five minutes to google queen Hatshepsut, an amazing woman and this ye mole was built 1500 years BC. I find the history of to his place incredible, you feel the weight of it as you tread the very steps ancient Egyptians did. This was her temple.
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