This would be a great photo editing challenge.

Your tour guide is snooty.

Look on the bright side. Big Ben is actually the name of the bell hidden inside the clocktower, so very few Other people have seen it either!

strange choice the square format

why is this man pointing at a white wall 😏

your smile is worth it!

This dude's got impressive pectorals.

There was a senryu poem about that. It was something like "to see mt. Fuji in your dream.... What a blessing! No travelling costs"

The Grand Cannotseeshityon

Happened to me for Mont Blanc....always foggy wehen I was there...four times

Oh thats just golden

We were pumped up to go see Monet at the Albertina in Austria, to learn that most of them had been loaned to tour America. We are Americans.

Actually, this is perversely fortunate: it usually looks like Cinderella's Castle. With all that fog it looks like count Dracula's. Creepy...

The misty mountains, did you meet Gollum?

your parents are hotties :)

I live in the area, think I've only seen it a few times......

Same here. At least we have the hiking stick

This is still a great photo for your memory book.

still a pretty bada** picture

It's 1AM and I read it as "hiked 4 days to see Pikachu". I should go get some sleep.

You're there. That's what counts.

There are many, many buildings in this style al over Barcelona. Missing one is not a tragedy.

It's a great picture ! I like how it disappears in the fog.

i think that llooks great!!

That is actually pretty good.

Got to see more than most!!

This is a very common view of the bridge.

At least you can see some of it. The guy above saw zero.

More than most!

Still a cool shot

The day we went it was a little more foggy yet, but cleared off while we were still there.

Still a great shot!

The magic of watching the fog roll in and watching it lift. I am a third generation Californian raised in Sacramento and San Francisco. I left my heart in S.F.

I've been to San Francisco 5 times and have yet to see the Golden Gate Bridge, not because of fog, because I am afraid of bridges. Every time we have gone we have had to drive over the bridge and i sit there with my hands over my eyes trying not to hyperventilate. So you have seen much more of the bridge than I have and I'm guessing without the panic attack.

Well now, that's a helpful picture!

But that smile is priceless :O)

A bridge to nowhere... eerie...

No, this is why brains were invented.

But isn't it fairly common news that it was going to be under construction for 4 years? I don't even live in the UK

Seems Mt. Rushmore doesn't like being seen.

You did well! Was there on a June 27th, they had a big snow storm and closed the roads going in and out. The road around the lake had not been plowed of their winter snow yet.

This literally made my stomach drop. Anyone else? YIKES

saw it last year and it was IMPRESSIVE. wish you could go back and finally have the experience yourself!

In that fog, I would be too afraid to get that close to the edge.

This is why sometimes you do want to do things exactly when all the tourists do; I got to the GC in early August, it was packed with tourists, but in the bright, blazing sunshine it looked like a storybook image of a romantic Old West drama.

Why is there a foot so close to the edge?!

Why can't you go back again?

Same thing happened to me on Ben Nevis :(

Begins singing, "It never rains in California..."

well, smoke rises

I was at this spot as well to see the Grand Canyon. I got to see a line of tourists that had just unloaded from a bus all standing in line with their cell phones and selfie sticks waiting for their chance to stand on that rock and take a picture. When they were done they all lined up against the railing. We had to drive to another spot to view the canyon.

Try Mt Kodak next

I still think it's beautiful