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50 Times People Were So Taken Away By The Beautiful Scenery, They Just Had To Snap A Pic Of It
From looming ancient mountains to lush green valleys and from formidable seas to welcoming rivulets, our planet Earth is truly a breathtaking place. And while it would be beyond thrilling to visit each and every corner of our pristine habitat, taking at least a glimpse into all its bounties, it’s just impossible for most of us. But there’s nothing to be sad about as you can always look at those picturesque places and beautiful sceneries in photos! And while even the most stunning picture won’t substitute the real deal of taking in the beautiful views around you, with just a pinch of imagination, you can almost feel the light ocean breeze and smell fresh pine needles or lilac trees in bloom. And what we are hoping to achieve with this post is to take you on a trip to the most beautiful places on our Earth. Hopefully, it is going to be a dreamy and relaxing experience that’ll give a sense of serenity to the rest of your day. If not that, then you’ll at least get excited to add one of these places to your travel bucket list and will start anxiously planning your next trip to the great outdoors.
All of these beautiful nature photos are taken by regular people just like you and me - there are no photo filters to make these pretty views look even better, it’s all purely as it is in real life. And that, in our opinion, makes these places even more ethereal; just imagine what they would look like if you were there! But, without any further talking, let’s just go to the stunning pictures below. Be sure to upvote the most scenic views and share this article with your friends - nature is inspiring and it might be the thing they need today!
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#1
Stuðlagil Canyon, Iceland
I I 3 years ago
crazy as i was thinking the exact same thing while looking at it
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Jo Choto 3 years ago
The rock is basalt which forms in hexagonal columns. Similar formations are found in Ireland.
Randolph Croft 3 years ago
Giant's Causeway, I think, is the top of a formation like this.
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Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago
Iceland looks like a nature lover's and outdoor enthusiast's dream.
Tamra Stiffler 3 years ago
Iceland seems like an incredibly beautiful place. It's on my bucket list!
Bored Panda got in touch with Erin Sullivan—travel photographer, outdoorswoman, and the person behind the fun little (literally) project where she recreated stunning natural scenery using household items and miniatures whilst stuck in lockdown, which we covered here—to elaborate on all things beautiful scenery in photography.
"I should preface this by saying I am a huge believer in creative freedom, and that what makes a photo 'good' is often subjective, but I do think that the common denominator for a nice landscape image is a compelling composition," elaborated Sullivan on the main factors in scenery photos.
"Whether you are shooting wide or close up, a straight horizon line, an interesting foreground element and a purposeful background element set the foundation for a beautiful capture."
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#2
A View From The "Backyard" Of My Great Grandparents House In Kenya
Amelia Kathleen 3 years ago
Kenya is a beautiful country occupied by kind, hard working people.
Susanne B 3 years ago
The beauty I can see from the picture. The kindness would come from living in such a beautifyl place.
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#3
My Parent’s Back Porch In Autumn
GoddessOdd 3 years ago
Are your parents looking to adopt any adult children in the future? Asking for a friend.
Liz Siemens 3 years ago
This doesn't even look real!!! The mist off the water! It's perfection.
#4
View Outside The Window In Positano, A Hillside Village On The Amalfi Coast, Campania, Italy
GoddessOdd 3 years ago
I don't know if I would ever be able to go inside if outside looked like that.
Cold Contagious 3 years ago
Just fabulous! Thinking of evening island breezes.
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Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago
I think I would be a much happier person if I could wake up to an incredible view like this everyday.
Anyone-for-tea? 3 years ago
I know what you mean. I have chronic illnesses and being in the sunshine is meant to be better for fatigue. It’s annoying when the only constraint is money to being happier or healthier.
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Dead Rat 3 years ago
Imagine you are feeling down, and it's a sunny early afternoon and you have this view from your window
Now, when it comes to snapping the perfect picture of nature at its finest, some may argue that it's the photographer doing all the heavy lifting, while others might say you can't really do more than what nature already did. So, we've asked Sullivan about her take on it, and she said this:
"In my opinion, nature leads, but we are always in constant collaboration. As the photographer, you are working with nature to communicate its beauty (or whatever you are highlighting) through an image. Nature creates first, and we create from (and with) that."
#5
The View From My $9 A Night Hostel In The Mountains Of Peru, Featuring A Very Good Boy
Fester Sixonesixonethree 3 years ago
I fail to imagine what forces turned those mountains sideways... Awesome view. And what a handsome pupper!
Meghan Hirt-Gehr 3 years ago
Took the kids to Peru when they were younger (10 day trip cost less then 1 week in Disney). The most beautiful country with the kindest people. 10/10
#6
Hiked From Mexico To Canada This Year Via The CDT. This Was One Of My Favorite Shots. Big Sandy Lake, Wind River Range, Wyoming, USA
Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago
Sunning photography! I can almost smell the flowers and feel the cool air.
DennyS (denzoren) 3 years ago
It also looks like it's out of a game or fantasy movie...so pretty.
MysticMerman 3 years ago
Western Wyoming and Eastern Wyoming are like two different countries.
Let’s All Just Try And Be Decent 3 years ago
Literally my exact thoughts :)
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Teresa Taylor 1 year ago
How long did that hike take? Was it broken into sections or just doing the Forrest Gump bit?
#7
A Giraffe
KitKatss 3 years ago
Omg I had nothing against that song until I had to sing it multiple times in my choir 😭
Load More Replies... Who Panda 420 3 years ago
This looks like Kenya too. It's like a live-action from The Lion King
Harri Ellis 3 years ago
Never stand under a tree during a thunderstorm. I would risk it to see this in person. My house was hit twice.
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MysticMerman 3 years ago
How did a know a certain song by a band named after a dog in a movie would be referenced multiple times in the comments?
#8
Visited Sørvágsvatn In The Faroe Islands And Proceeded To Have My Socks Knocked Off
Oopsydaisy 3 years ago
I'm not sure if I could cope with the lack of trees.
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Glynna Bowood 3 years ago
How does this work - my brain can't figure this out! Is the water in the foreground is actually coming from the river in the background?
Clare C 3 years ago
The sea is in the foreground and the river is just a normal river but the sea is eroding the cliff and eventually the water will become a water fall probably cutting the river down stream off completely.
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Let’s All Just Try And Be Decent 3 years ago
This absolutely looks like two equally incredible photos melded together! To have this occur naturally is absolutely phenomenal
LiamTheBot 3 years ago
In English subtitles this would say “visited (inaudible noises) in the Faroe Islands and proceeded to have my sock knocked off”
We also asked Sullivan whether there any aspects, parts or themes in nature that she thinks are under-represented in photography these days, or what has been, on the other hand, over-represented and hence has become cliché.
She explains that when it comes to representation, her thoughts focus around the question "who's behind the lens?" She explains that it isn't necessarily some sort of theme that is under-represented here, but rather people's perspectives—people's from communities that have been historically marginalized.
"More and more people are gaining access to photography as smartphones become more and more used throughout the world, and I think this is a good thing for photography overall. Humanity misses out when we don't see perspectives from a range of experiences and cultures."
#9
Cornwall, England. View From My Window This Morning
SomePeopleCallMeMaurice 3 years ago
I miss it, too, and I’ve never even been there! I really hope I can spend some time there before I die. I’m hoping that that doesn’t happen for a long while!
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Jacqueline Hart 3 years ago
Wow! That looks like the Shire - and then some. Incredibly beautiful!
Mazer 3 years ago
This does not look real!! Ohhhhh I want to visit the Emerald Idles, spend a year in each country. Heavy sigh
EEF🤓 3 years ago
The emerald isle is ireland. England is a different country.
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Nell Foster 3 years ago
And it's taken from a drone (or about 6 storeys up)
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#10
The View From My Mom's Back Porch
Vicky Z 3 years ago
Ouray, Colorado as mentioned on the reddit post! BP authors could do some more effort and add the locations instead of just taking staff from other sites!
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#11
Skipped Torres Del Paine In Patagonia And Camped Near Fitz Roy Instead – This Was Our View, And Barely Anyone Else Was In The Campground
Mazer 3 years ago
Amen to that. It’s why I choose to visit most places between late fall and early spring
Load More Replies... Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago
What an incredible and almost otherworldly landscape. Definitely on my bucket-list of places to hike.
ForgotMyPWSendHelp 3 years ago (edited)
Love the glowing clouds and the tiny splash of light from the sunset on the mountain in the far distance.
#12
In The Process Of Building My Dream Home. This Is The View From The Kitchen Today
Jo Choto 3 years ago
There's been a mistake. This is actually my dream home and I'm going to need you to return it to me immediately.
GoddessOdd 3 years ago
I think Norway has some really spectacular views... and I love the cold!
Mari 3 years ago
I wish I could like cold temperatures. Belgium is already too cold for me..
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Florida, but without the beach 3 years ago
Hey look at that, you are also in the process of building my dream home
#13
Hiking In The Alps Near Courmayeur, Italy
Jaekry 3 years ago
The Alps and the Dolomites are amazing. When we drive to Tuscany for some R&R we simply can not NOT make some detours to take in the views. Every single time. Always delays our arrival time. (As well as on the trip back.) Also The Route Grand Alpes (via France to to Mediterranean) includes this col (one of 3 on 1 day.) One of the best routes in Europe. 6/7 days of pure car or motorcycle bliss. Route du Grand Alpes... You can thank me later.
Jessica Bertram 3 years ago
i will thank you now. copied, pasted. been all over Europe, but THAT trip is on my list.
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Tamra Stiffler 3 years ago
This one grabs my heart...the natural beauty on this planet stuns me every time.
MysticMerman 3 years ago
How did I know that a certain song from a musical filmed in the 60s with an actress that starred in another musical with kids that she taught long words to would be mentioned?
Lastly, we've asked Sullivan what is one thing she hopes people learn about natural landscape photography, and she had this to say:
"Photographing natural landscapes can be incredibly calming and meditative, and a beautiful way to connect with Nature and Mother Earth, when done with intention. I would encourage anyone to try it."
You can keep scrolling to see more spectacular imagery from people online, or you can alternatively check out Erin's website, Instagram, Facebook, or other social media, or even check out an article about her realistic landscape photography taken right from her home here.
But before you dash off to new horizons, why not let us know your thoughts, ideas, and spectacular landscape spots in the comment section below!
#14
After 4 Days Of Trekking Over The Salkantay Pass To Get To Machu Picchu, I Woke Up Around 3:30 Am To Try To Get There Before The Rest Of The Tourists
Stuart Green 3 years ago
Such an amazing place to visit. I first read about it when I was a kid - many years ago & it was always at the top of my Bucket list. Finally got to Peru a few years ago; absolutely stunning (did the short Inca trail and arrived at MP at dusk). No where else has ever been been as awe inspiring to me
Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago
What a stunning view and totally worth it to have such a magnificent place pretty much to yourself.
#15
The First Campsite Of Our Trip... It’ll Do
ForgotMyPWSendHelp 3 years ago (edited)
From Reddit: Alpine Lakes Wilderness of Washington State’s Cascade Mountain Range
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Who Panda 420 3 years ago
It looks like no matter what temperature that water is I would love to take a swim
#16
Ginkaku-Ji, Kyoto, Japan
GoddessOdd 3 years ago
This cultivated beauty is really something... it took a lot of work and time to get this view.
Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago
Such a tranquil and meditative view-- I can almost smell the cypress trees.
#17
West Coast Of Norway Living Room View
Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago
Yes, I could certainly wake up to a view like that or fall asleep to the lights of the aurora.
#18
Took This Picture In The Sahara In Morocco
ForgotMyPWSendHelp 3 years ago
Wow, this is stunning! I'd like to read more fantasy and historical fiction novels set in a place like this.
#19
An Island Off Of Koh Yao Noi, Thailand
#20
I Just Hiked To The Second Tallest Waterfall In The World, Tugela Falls In South Africa
bob bruce 3 years ago
Considering that it's not a single drop it might not even be the 2nd tallest. Once you start ignoring the spaces between vertical segments you're just arguing about how much of a gap is needed to keep it from being one waterfall. That Angel Falls has the tallest single drop is relatively undisputed.
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Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago
The tallest waterfall is the world is Angel Falls in Venezuela. There's also the Denmark Strait Cataract in which is the world's largest UNDERWATER waterfall.
Load More Replies... Glynna Bowood 3 years ago
Yikes! Look at the big crack in the rock in the foreground!! Even the rocks where he is standing seem to have cracks!
#21
Those Few Seconds That No One Passed This Way. Plitvice Lakes In Croatia Is Swamped By Tourists
snipergun 3 years ago
Very rare nobody else was there because it's very popular but definitely worth visiting. Absolutely stunning place, if you have time, take a long route, you will not regret it and not many tourists do that. You can't see it on picture but water there is so clear that tree 20 meters under surface looks like you could just touch it.
#22
Say What You Like About The North But We Have Some Epic Scenery
Pat Bond 3 years ago
Yep, right next to Harrogate the "Chelsea" of the North. Lovely place, you'll have to get used to the weather.
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Jo Choto 3 years ago
North of England. There's a lot of snobbery in England that the south is all ooh-la-la, and the north is poor and ugly. As far as I'm concerned, the north of England has some of the best landscapes in the whole nation.
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Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago
This is northern England -Knaresborough to be exact. Sadly, is a lot of stereotypes about northern England being poorer and backward, and not as picturesque as southern England.
Load More Replies... Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago
Wow, you really looked this shot over...I had to go back and look for it after reading this—I would never have seen it on my own!
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MysticMerman 3 years ago
Sad that this beautiful picture had to be prefaced with insecurity due to centuries of snobbery! 😒
#23
Morning Hike On The Island Of Capri
Let’s All Just Try And Be Decent 3 years ago
Definitely looks like a painting. Beautifully captured! Absolutely stunning.
#24
View From A Motel Balcony In Transylvania
jasper 3 years ago
Found out recently that I have Transylvanian DNA... The whole country looks beautiful and some day I want to visit.
#25
Living In Spain For 9 Months And Took A Day Trip To Alicante Today. Saw This View And Had To Stop And Ask Myself If This Was Real Life
Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago
Sigh, I really miss Spain. I would love to go back and live there again one day.
Anyone-for-tea? 3 years ago
That’s funny you say that, as Oklahoma is somewhere I’d like to visit as it look very beautiful. However, I think it’s the nature of how our society works, we can’t have too much physical mobility as all the beautiful places would be overcrowded for the rich people and they wouldn’t like it.
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Bovec, Slovenia!
Dave 3 years ago
You should see it in person. I used to go there to Hike every year.
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g90814 3 years ago
This looks like the river scene in Prince Caspian where the river god swallows one of the bad guys.
Tanja J 3 years ago
Because it is. Also the scenes from the first (second?) episode of Wheel of time.
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#27
Went To Niagara Falls And Was Shocked To Discover That The Best View Was From Our Hotel Room
Dmitri K 3 years ago
The hotel is Marriott Fallsview. In September (high season), I paid around $350.00 CAD/night for a room with a jacuzzi. Last Christmas (low season) the same room cost me around $200.00 CAD. So, it’s really not that bad. Prices for standard rooms are obviously lower. Niagara_mo...960211.jpg 
Eunice Bentley 3 years ago
I believe I was in the Casino at that hotel, going to meet a sister-in-law that I had not met. We did a tour on a double-decker bus that my other sister-in-law was driving.
Barbara Skolly 3 years ago
Best views of both falls (American and Canadian) are from the Canadian side. A few hotels have rooms with excellent views including the Hilton, The Embassy Suites (also has a Keg Steakhouse with great views) and The Oakes to name a few.
#28
Was Treated To This View From My Kitchen. Thanks Universe
Essex Eagle 3 years ago
Lovely. No focus stacking very little post processing and the window frames it wonderfully, love the colour on the chopping board ring. In a lot of ways much better than most here which are anything but spontaneous.
Onion rings like to make your breath smelly 3 years ago
Where I live, we get these sunsets pretty often. They're gorgeous!
#29
Taken With A Phone Out Of My Hotel Window In Venice
Lyn Moffett 3 years ago
The left tip of the birds wing looks like a little mouse jumped on for the ride lol
Who Panda 420 3 years ago
That is a hell of a pic for a camera phone. I'm in envy how it captured the seagull
Glynna Bowood 3 years ago
I bet they didn't even notice the seagull when snapping this great view!
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#30
The View From My Schools Football Field
Maisey Van Elmpt 3 years ago
omg! I went to this schooooool, and its indeed breathtakingly beautiful and i kept being distracted
#31
The View From My Home Office This Evening. I Love Snow
RNA 3 years ago
Well, you don't get to scrape the ice off of your windshield in the mornings before you even get into the car and the cold driving wheel won't freeze your fingers off, so there are benefits of the situation ;) But honestly the scenery is awesome - i love the winter for the looks, not the real-life consequences
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Vinita Talaulikar 3 years ago
Me too in India, only snow we’ll find in the North near Himalayas.
#32
Hiking Path In Switzerland
Rachel W B 3 years ago
It isn't hiking if they have disturbed nature so you can just follow a path 🙄
SomePeopleCallMeMaurice 3 years ago
While in the US we do have some wonderful landscapes, I’m completely enthralled by the scenery of the UK and Europe. To me, there’s nothing here that can awe me as much as I’ve seen there.
#33
This Scenery From The Window That Looks Like A Painting
Carsten Petersen 3 years ago
Judging by the walls a bigger window will soon appear ;-)
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#34
Ben Nevis, Fort William, Scotland
Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago
As someone who used to live there and still has family there I could not agree more. I was so spoiled with the sheer amount of beauty around me everyday. I truly hope to move back in the near future. It sounds pitiful, but I actually get sad or homesick when I see photos like this.
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Harri Ellis 3 years ago
Crying. I miss Scotland. I lived on Loch Ewe in the Highlands. There 8 houses in the village, and I was never happier.
MysticMerman 3 years ago
And when Annie Lennox comes from your country, you have even more to be proud of!
Got Myself 4 Dwarves 3 years ago
So happy to call Scotland my home. Could never live anywhere else
#35
Got To Visit My Mum’s Home Town In Bosnia
snipergun 3 years ago
I don't know where this is, but right on outskirts or Sarajevo is this beautiful park at the hills, it's so amazing. No, you don't walk away from paths because of land mines still in ground, but despite the contrast it's beautiful. While I only visited little piece,can't ever forget it.
Vicky Z 3 years ago (edited)
Balkan countries have beauties that are not advertised very often! A road trip is something that is worth to do at least once in your life
Load More Replies... Tamra Stiffler 3 years ago
That people get to live in places like this, and see this every day, just amazes me. I'm happy for those who get to see such beauty every day. ☺️
#36
First Time In Yosemite And Absolutely Could Not Believe The Views!
Mazer 3 years ago
Never ever ever disappoints, no matter what time of year. A truly magestical place
NL Stuart 3 years ago
I actually like it a lot in very early spring, still snow in higher campgrounds. Hardly any tourists. I lived a few hours away for years and visited in every season. Finally decided mid-June was my favorite.
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Alicia Miller 3 years ago
Yosemite is the prettiest place I've ever been. It's absolutely amazing.
Who Panda 420 3 years ago
The view would be stunning but there's some guys hairy legs poking out at the bottom LOL
ForgotMyPWSendHelp 3 years ago
There are so many tourists there, it's really hard not to let it get in the way of enjoying the beauty of the place. When I visited I decided I'd probably never go back because I felt like I was just contributing to ruining it.
#37
Beautiful Sunset In Washington
jburgh 3 years ago
Must be the Olympic Mountains. Washington is an incredibly beautiful state.
Insert Generic Username 3 years ago
Where I was born and still live. Washington has it all: rain forest, desert, mountains, coastal beaches, rolling farmlands. It's truly beautiful, just stay out of the big cities. They're gross.
2WheelTravlr 3 years ago
It's Mount Rainier taken from High rock lookout.
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#38
View Of Cappadocia, Turkey From A Hot Air Balloon
Henry Russell 3 years ago
im suprised you had the confidence to take that im not that scared of height but i would be really nervous to go to the edge
Martha Meyer 3 years ago
The baskets in hot air balloons are tiny, maybe 6 people fitting in. There is nothing but edge basically.
Load More Replies... ghost34 3 years ago (edited)
Cappadocia is amazing. A full package. Underground cities, open-air museums, hiking trails, food and of course hot air balloons. Best known for its unique moon-like landscape. Called fairy chimneys, the rock formations that the region is known for were formed through the millennia by intense volcanic activity and erosion. For centuries, people have utilized the region’s soft volcanic rock to carve houses, cave churches, and monasteries etc. Some people still live in these cave dwellings today though most of them are now used for tourism.
Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago
Amazing photograph! Capadoccia looks like such a neat place to visit. I would certainly pay the money for a hot air balloon ride to see the city from above.
#39
Morning Views From Clear Lake Butte Fire Lookout
#40
Cold, But Beautiful Day, In Cochem, Germany
Glynna Bowood 3 years ago
Looks like what I pictured for Durmstrang Institute from Harry Potter.
Umut Tekin 3 years ago
It is best in summer. It is a prominent wine region as well.
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A View From St. Michael Fort Located On Island Ugljan, Croatia
#42
My Window View. I Guess Insomnia Has Its Perks
Kristy MacGregor 3 years ago
I also have insomnia & I can honestly say being able to chase sunsets & sunrises is definitely a silver lining! May be the ONLY 1 but I'm glad it exists.
RoseTheMad 3 years ago (edited)
I go from oversleeping to having Insomnia quite often.. but when I do get bouts of Insomnia, I used to walk up to the top of the cliffs to watch the sunrise (and often sunsets) over town.. on one hand thankfully I personally haven't had any major bouts of Insomnia in almost a year, but on the other hand I miss having time to go watch the sunrise/sunsets.
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Candy Chitty 3 years ago
Most of these photos are disappointing because they don't say where they are.
Dee 3 years ago
I clicked on the link, it was taken in Småland, Sweden. The lake is called Salen.
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Larches And The Matterhorn From A Train In Switzerland
Claudia Schmid 3 years ago
Very lucky to see the Matterhorn like this. Usually, it's in clouds
Gin. No tonic 3 years ago
The sky is not clear. The Matterhorn is in the cloud (one tiny single cloud, but it's there).
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Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago
This is the first time I’ve ever seen larches...they’re really pretty
#44
After A 2 Day Hike With Surreal Scenery, We Ran Into This In Lenk, Switzerland, Yet Pictures Don't Make It Justice
Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago
I could easily believe this is just down the road a piece from where the gloriously beautiful Julie Andrews sang the title song of The Sound of Music.
Glynna Bowood 3 years ago
Me too -I saw the Poster for The Sound of Music in my mind!
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This Cafe In Nocelle, Italy Had The Most Incredible Views
Glynna Bowood 3 years ago
Just a little toooo close to the edge for me to ever enjoy the view!!
#46
Ranger Was Understandably Sad That Her Lookout Tower In Idaho Was Closing Last Week
Becky Graybeal 3 years ago
I worked in a fire lookout tower in the 70's. So wonderful to be up above the trees, taking in the beautiful scenery every day. Not much to do so I taught myself how to macrame'
Gay Harrell 3 years ago
One of my daydreams years ago was to be a park ranger living in a lookout tower by myself w/my dog.
#47
Walking Into The New Year Breathless. Bryce Canyon, Utah
Cynthia Marrs 3 years ago
Me, too. Though I've only seen it in the summer. I feel like I took a picture right here when we were there. Just warmer.
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The View Of Cotopaxi Volcano In Ecuador, From My Hostel Rooms Tiny Window
Micha Levy 3 years ago
I don’t think we all appreciate the poetry of this 👌🏻
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#49
View From Our Tea House On The Annapurna Circuit, Upper Pisang, Nepal
#50
Lakes Trail In Seqouia National Park, Whiskey And A View
Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago
This is actually the ugliest photo of Sequoia NP I’ve ever seen, which can give you only a glimmer of how truly breathtaking it actually is.
Lady Goofball 3 years ago
This photo almost makes me feel like I'm right there too. Give me a mocha latte though please!
Joan CR 3 years ago
I think that it it above the tree line. I spent a lot of time in the Sequoias growing up in the Central Valley.
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Olga Dremina 3 years ago
You took the words right out of my mouth, which is not the best thing to do during pandemic 😂
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Is this the same guy who can’t seem to keep his feet out of his photos ?
#51
The Beautiful Lake Louise And Fairmont Chateau
Glynna Bowood 3 years ago
On my wish list of travel spots...this is as close as I will ever get...sigh.
#52
I Went To This Place Called ‘Beachy Head’ In Eastbourne Today, It Has One Of The Best Sceneries I’ve Ever Seen In My Entire Life
Glynna Bowood 3 years ago
Wonder how long this chalk cliff will remain standing- seems they are all crumbling into the sea.
#53
A Surreal Moment From A Recent Trip To The Dolomites In Italy
#54
Got The All-Clear To Travel Within Switzerland — Empty Train With A Great View
snipergun 3 years ago
Switzerland is beautiful, I went to middle of nowhere for work at customer and everyone told me, it's small village and nothing there. The views on empty roads at 11 pm with freezing temperatures were still amazing. Every day I looked around ad had most beautiful sceneries there.
Kevin Camp 3 years ago
A small village and nothing there... but these amazing views. heaven.
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Humphrey’s Basin At Sunset
ForgotMyPWSendHelp 3 years ago
From Reddit: In the Sierras near Bishop California!
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Erawan Waterfall In Kanchanaburi, Thailand
Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago
Kanchanaburi is where the movie “A Bridge Over the River Kwai” is set.
#57
Durdle Door, Dorset, England
Pat Bond 3 years ago
I go every September to Lulworth Cove, about 15 mins walk from here. Beautiful and reviving place. The area in general is known as the Jurassic coast and is a world heritage site. Those steps just to the left are murder to walk up. Unfortunately in the height of summer this place is extremely busy, quite a few people have died in the last 20 years jumping off the top of the "door" very dangerous. There are other great names for places around Lulworth too, such as "Scratchy Bottom", Stair Hole (another death cliff), Shaggs, Sandy Bottom, Happy Bottom, Dungy head, and many more like this in Dorset in General. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EBSP3GdvS4k
#58
The Nubian Pyramids
ForgotMyPWSendHelp 3 years ago (edited)
The story of the looting of these pyramids is devastating. The artifacts need to be returned and more interest should be dedicated to studying the history of this part of the world. There's so much we don't know, and the knowledge is being lost to sand dunes and a rising water table as we speak.
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Russell Lupins In Lake Tekapo
#60
Portal Into A Welsh Sunset
#61
The View Outside My $12 Dollar A Night Teahouse In Ghandruk, Nepal
#62
My Back Yard
Glynna Bowood 3 years ago
What did you put on top of the tree stump by the chairs? A light would be cool- especially if someone carved the stump into the shape of a lighthouse! :-)
#64
Skradinski Buk Waterfall, Krka National Park, Croatia
Chonk Society 3 years ago
People might swim in the lake, and it might not be safe past that line so they put it there so people couldn't drift over to those waterfalls.
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View Of The Matterhorn, Zermatt (Switzerland), In May 2019. I Was Lucky To Get A Clear Sky That Morning
Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago
She looks awfully underdressed and now I’m worried about frostbite!
Annabelle 3 years ago
Jup and those shoes might not be the best choice either.
Load More Replies... Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago
Yikes, she looks incredibly undressed for this type of weather. Trainers and and leggings aren't going to cut it if you're out there longer than just snapping a photo. Plus, wearing shoes like that in the snow is not the brightest idea. Sometimes, it's just better to bundle up and be warm and safe than trying to look cute.
#66
A German Castle
Stephanie IV 3 years ago
No. And if there had been any, they would have been very small. Go back to sleep.
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The Best View From Any Airbnb We've Ever Stayed In By Far - Nusa Penida, Indonesia
Kristy MacGregor 3 years ago
View is spectacular & enjoy everything about this pic...except the anxiety it gives me just realizing the woman could easily fall off the metal stairs she is sitting on. Thanks for sharing anyhow!
#68
Seven Sisters, England
Cold Contagious 3 years ago
Beautiful area. Bet it's nice for picnics near the beach and relaxing.
#69
A Picture I Took During My Trip To Positano, Italy
Who Panda 420 3 years ago
So pretty but I can tell by all the houses that their would be too many people around for me. Bet the roads are a nightmare to navigate.
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View Over Halong Bay - The Best $2 Ever Spent!
#71
View From My Window In Juneau, Alaska As Of 10 Minutes Ago
Cold Contagious 3 years ago
Sounds like a great memory. I've always thought I'd enjoy time in Alaska,somewhere near some beautiful water.
Load More Replies... Who Panda 420 3 years ago
The northern lights are definitely a bucket list item I'd love to cross off. Maybe while I'm still young enough to pop some acid.
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Oak Alley Plantation In Louisiana
Jo Choto 3 years ago
Can't look at plantations without thinking of all the people who suffered their whole lives and/or were murdered in these otherwise beautiful places.
ForgotMyPWSendHelp 3 years ago
Yeah, I'm not on board with romanticizing plantations.
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Eva Sawyer 3 years ago
Anyone who actually digs into the history of Oak Alley knows that while this was a functioning sugarcane plantation for much of it's early days that there were a relatively small number of slaves (compared to some other plantations in the South) and that they were treated relatively well. Today the slave quarters of the plantation have been recreated and there is a monument to the slaves who were instrumental in the day to day running of the plantation. One can dislike the idea of slavery and still recognize that not every slave was treated poorly. Today the plantation is a non-profit historical site that does an excellent job educating people about what life was like for both the family and the people that they had working for them. Not every plantation was a bad place, not every plantation owner was the devil. Part of history is learning to look at things through the context of the time period, not just through our modern lens.
#73
Lake O’hara, BC, Canada Last August
Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago
Five hours later, it’s at #101. It’s at such a low number because it was loaded on the late side of the post.
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Hello World! View From My Bedroom Window This Morning In Tromsø, Norway
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Mississippi River
ForgotMyPWSendHelp 3 years ago
I wonder where on the Mississippi this is because I've only seen it in areas where it's a massive beast of a river.
#76
Winter Hiking In Arizona
#77
Singapore Airport
ForgotMyPWSendHelp 3 years ago
I don't travel much anymore, but I'd love to go to Singapore.
Load More Replies... Kevin Camp 3 years ago (edited)
A four to six hour layover in this airport would be pretty nice.
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The View Outside The Door In My Airbnb On The Isle Of Skye
Loki’s Lil Butter Knife 3 years ago
Speed, bonnie boat, like a bird on the wing, Onward! the sailors cry; Carry the lad that's born to be king Over the sea to Skye.
#79
The Amazing View From My Airbnb's Bedroom Window On The South Island Of New Zealand
#80
Mountain Hostel With A View
#81
My View Last Friday, Grand Teton National Park
ForgotMyPWSendHelp 3 years ago
I love the view, but I wish people would keep the feet pictures for themselves and share one without. All I can think about is how bad his socks probably smell.
Furgus McGurgus 3 years ago
For what it's worth (and this is Science), because backpackers tend not to wear cotton socks our feet don't smell that bad even after 10 days of trekking. Polyester liners and woolen over-socks mean that the sweat wicks away from our feet (so no blisters) and evaporates, so there's nothing for the bad-small-causing microbes to feed on. This is why you can wear the same woolen socks (and shreddies, but that's a conversation for another day) for days on end without them getting nasty. TMYK! :)
Load More Replies... Becky Graybeal 3 years ago
I spent a few years in the Tetons. Most beautiful place I've ever visited.
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Brilliant Scenery On A Day Hike Along The Shores Of Lake Tekapo, New Zealand
Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago
I’ve heard more than one person say that NZ is one of the most beautiful places they’ve ever seen
Isabelle 3 years ago
I can confirm. The land of the "Long Cloud". This is the real color of the water... 😮
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The View From My Room In San Agustinillo, México
#85
Devil's Tower, Wyoming
ForgotMyPWSendHelp 3 years ago
The Cheyenne and Lakota name for it is Mato Tipila, which means "Home of the Bear."
Glynna Bowood 3 years ago
How old this ancient Volcano core must be for the surrounding area to be so smooth!
#86
Horseback Riding... Bryce Canyon
#87
Beautiful Nepal And Great Himalayas
Glynna Bowood 3 years ago
Why are all those plaques piled up at the base?
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My Mums Outdoor Space In Glasgow
#89
Kirkjufell Mountain, Grundarfjörður, Iceland
Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago
One of my favorite comedians on Netflix is an Icelandic man named Ari Eldjárn. Cannot recommend highly enough if you have access!
#90
Many Glacier Hotel, In Glacier National Park Mt.
#92
Sunsets Over Lake Chatuge, Georgia
Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago
Georgia, the U.S. state or Georgia, the European country? Inquiring minds want to know...
#93
The View Towards San Gimignano In Tuscany From Our Holiday Home's Garden
#94
Lenticularis Cloud Above Lake Vrana
MJR_007 3 years ago
I had to google the cloud type - v cool. Lenticular clouds are a visible sign of mountain waves in the air. However, these waves can be present beyond the clouds, and may exist even when no clouds are formed. On the ground, they can result in very strong gusty winds in one place, with still air only a few hundred metres away. (Sourse UK Met Office)
#95
Shirakami Sanchi, Japan
#96
An Unedited Picture I Took With My Phone In Switzerland
Jihana 3 years ago
Well, since there is no sea anywhere near Switzerland...
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The Bus Is Stuck In Traffic, But The View
Upstaged75 3 years ago
You just have to click on the words under the bottom left of the photo and it will tell you.
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Innsbruck - Austria. The Whole Town Is In The Shadow Of Mountains
#99
Devils Tower
#100
Segesta Temple, Sicily, 200
ForgotMyPWSendHelp 3 years ago (edited)
That's pretty dang cool. You never really think about the lesser known ruins in Italy that are out in the middle of nowhere because it's so famous for Rome and Pompeii, etc.
Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago
I love the phrase Pretty Dang Cool and will often just call out PDC!
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Blanca Peak
#102
Photo From When I Walked 200 Kilometres In Portugal Last October
#103
View From The Window Of My Airbnb In Ravello, Italy
#104
One Of My Favorite Pictures From Banff Was Through My Hotel Window
#105
Window View From A Little Town In Switzerland
#106
Snows Of Kilimanjaro
#107
The View From Our Balcony At The Resort We’re Staying At In Gatlinburg, Tennessee
Cold Contagious 3 years ago
The Chimneys are a wondrous place,with the river, many small sets of falls, large boulders to climb on in the water, and common bear sightings in the picnic area. The Y, is a 3 point area where the river meets up and has a deep slow area where everyone loves to swim and put their tubes in to ride down the river. Cades Cove Scenic Loop is a 12 mile loop with historical cabins from families that used to live there, the school they attended, a couple churches, a working mill, to name several things, and many animal sightings. You can enjoy the loop by driving your own car, by renting a horse drawn carriage, a hayride, or renting bicycles, so many fun options. Not to forget all the retail, restaurants, gaming, amusement parks, factory outlets, and endless amounts of entertainment. I grew up near there so I have a deep love for Gatlinburg and The Great Smoky Mountains.
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#109
Central Park View From The Only Window In My 400 Sq Ft Studio
#110
View Of Grand Teton From Cascade Canyon
#111
The View From My Hostel In Zermatt
#112
Skiing Last Year In St. Moritz And I Had To Take A Picture On My Phone Because Of How Breathtaking The View Was
#113
Matterhorn
Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago
It’s doing a great job at being an instantly recognizable world icon!
#114
Malana, Himachal Pradesh, India
Cold Contagious 3 years ago
It's beautiful but I couldn't do it. I'm a warm weather camper.
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#116
The Long Drive To Ha Giang Province In Vietnam Is Totally Worth The Trip!
#117
Hiked Up To Lower Blue Lake In The Mt. Sneffels Wilderness Colorado For My First Overnight. Incredible Views In The Alpine Basin
#120
View From Memminger Huette Over The Alps In Tyrol, Austria. Best Trip Of My Life
#123
Always Camp With A View
#124
Sahara Desert
ForgotMyPWSendHelp 3 years ago
This looks like a hyper realist painting. Every line is so clean.
#126
Simien Mountains National Park, Ethiopian Highlands
#127
Mustang Valley
#129
The View From My Window At Work
#130
Rocky Mountains In Alberta
#132
One A Recent Trip To Taiwan, I Was Amazed By The Lack Of Tourist. Picture Taken On The East Coast, Just North Of Hualien City!
#134
The View From High Rock Lookout, Washington State
ForgotMyPWSendHelp 3 years ago
Looks like if you walk out the door you'll fall right off the mountain!😬
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Our Campsite On The Second Night Of The Inca Trail
#136
Crater Lake, Oregon
Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago
Such incredibly blue water when my brother and I were there nearly a decade ago!
#138
Kirkjufell
#139
Hiked For 2 Days In El Cocuy, Colombia. This Is The Landscape We Got At 5000m, Both The View And The Climbing Were Breathtaking!
#140
Abyss Pool, West Thumb, Yellowstone National Park (A Unesco World Heritage Site)
Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago
FUN FACT: Yellowstone National Park is the largest caldera (volcano opening) in the Northern Hemisphere
#143
View Out Of The Office Window
#145
Trentino
#149
Full Moonrise Over Mount Herard
Aahzmandus Pervect 3 years ago
Minus the water, greenery and blue skies, but sure.
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#153
Santorini, Greece
#154
The View From The Top Of Trapper Peak, Bitterroot Mountains, Montana
#155
View Of The Austrian Alps Through A Castle Window
#156
View Out Of A McDonald's In Austria
F. H. 3 years ago
It's most likely on the side of the highway. I think I've been there. It doesn't ruin any view the road doesn't ruin anyway.
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#159
From Our Living Room - Telluride, CO
#160
The View From My Homestay In Sapa, Vietnam
Mary Rose Kent 3 years ago
In the far north in the country, very close to the Stone Forest in China!
#161
Through The Windows Of A Fire Lookout
Becky Graybeal 3 years ago
I worked a fire lookout tower in 1973 after graduation. What a great job with beautiful views! And great government pay too.
#162
Andes Mountains
#163
Lake Matheson, Fox Glacier, NZ, Is Glowing In The Early Morning. Amazingly Beautiful Place
ForgotMyPWSendHelp 3 years ago (edited)
Don't say it. Don't say it. Don't say it... Dammit! MIDDLE EARTH!
#165
Diamond Lake, Oregon
#166
No Words Are Needed
#167
Everyone Should Go To Moab. I Arrived In The Dark At Midnight And This Was My View When The Sun Came U
#168
The Covid-19 Lockdown In Armenia And Sudden Drop In Air Pollution Has Led To Some Stunningly Clear Views Of Mount Ararat
#170
Mountain Scene
#171
Took This Photo Atop Mount Tammany, Part Of The Appalachian Trail In New Jersey
#173
Hood River Valley Orchards, Oregon
#174
Cottonwood Canyon State Park And The John Day River
#175
Sa Calobra, Mallorca
#183
Mt. Margaret Backcountry
#192
We Waited For That - The Last Light Between Sunset And Twilight
#200
Marlbrough
Shauna Hicken 3 years ago
Thanks to everyone who shared all this beauty. Sad that miserable people have spoil it with negative comments.
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snipergun 3 years ago
All so beautiful but you don't have to travel far for such a views. Sometimes it's enough to stop in the moment, look around and maybe light will be different or sun position comes to sweet spot but you can see even place where you live in totally different perspective. It's worth it every day to try.
ForgotMyPWSendHelp 3 years ago (edited)
One of the coolest things I've ever seen was about half a block from my old house. Was walking back from a carnival at twilight and there was a little bridge that went over a creek that ran through the neighborhood. The sun was setting, and everything was aglow except for the creek, which was black with shadow from trees overhanging on both sides. And dancing in that pocket of darkness above the creek were thousands of blinking lightning bugs. This was in the middle of the city. It took my breath away.
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OJ 3 years ago
dang this actually made me so sad. i want to travel the world and see beautiful places like this, but i don’t think i’ll ever have the money for it :(. so lucky for all of the people who get to experience this!
Tài Trần 3 years ago
Before I can have enough money to travel abroad, I try to find good view and good places near where I live. It's just sad that those places are becoming more and more commercialised each year.
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Tamra Stiffler 3 years ago
If I won the lottery, I'd spend the rest of my life traveling, doing anonymous, kind things for strangers all over the world, and just soaking in all the beauty. So many beautiful places to see in this world.
Toby Flenderson 3 years ago
Anyone else have Louise Armstrong's 'What a Wonderful World' going through their head?
ForgotMyPWSendHelp 3 years ago
I loved this so much. Bookmarking for a pick-me-up on a bad day.
Jo Choto 3 years ago
The most beautiful views in the world never include humans. Think about that!
XenoMurph 3 years ago
I disagree, the most beautiful view in the world is my daughter laughing at my terrible jokes.
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Christina Uhlir 3 years ago
This beauty needs to be preserved, and that's the "job" - responsibility - of every single human being on our planet.
snipergun 3 years ago
All so beautiful but you don't have to travel far for such a views. Sometimes it's enough to stop in the moment, look around and maybe light will be different or sun position comes to sweet spot but you can see even place where you live in totally different perspective. It's worth it every day to try.
ForgotMyPWSendHelp 3 years ago (edited)
One of the coolest things I've ever seen was about half a block from my old house. Was walking back from a carnival at twilight and there was a little bridge that went over a creek that ran through the neighborhood. The sun was setting, and everything was aglow except for the creek, which was black with shadow from trees overhanging on both sides. And dancing in that pocket of darkness above the creek were thousands of blinking lightning bugs. This was in the middle of the city. It took my breath away.
Load More Replies... OJ 3 years ago
dang this actually made me so sad. i want to travel the world and see beautiful places like this, but i don’t think i’ll ever have the money for it :(. so lucky for all of the people who get to experience this!
Tài Trần 3 years ago
Before I can have enough money to travel abroad, I try to find good view and good places near where I live. It's just sad that those places are becoming more and more commercialised each year.
Load More Replies... Tamra Stiffler 3 years ago
If I won the lottery, I'd spend the rest of my life traveling, doing anonymous, kind things for strangers all over the world, and just soaking in all the beauty. So many beautiful places to see in this world.
Toby Flenderson 3 years ago
Anyone else have Louise Armstrong's 'What a Wonderful World' going through their head?
ForgotMyPWSendHelp 3 years ago
I loved this so much. Bookmarking for a pick-me-up on a bad day.
Jo Choto 3 years ago
The most beautiful views in the world never include humans. Think about that!
XenoMurph 3 years ago
I disagree, the most beautiful view in the world is my daughter laughing at my terrible jokes.
Load More Replies... Christina Uhlir 3 years ago
This beauty needs to be preserved, and that's the "job" - responsibility - of every single human being on our planet.
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