Most beautiful place in the world, to you ?

[steve2470]

I know, hard question. So many candidates. The Florida Keys to me are pretty damn beautiful.

[Broken_Hero]

1. Southeast Alaska, the panhandle nt

[Blue_In_AK]

9. It's stunning down there.

We're doing that trip in May ... Driving the 800 or so miles to Haines and then taking the ferry to Juneau and Sitka. I'm really looking forward to it.

[kardonb]

38. stunning...

th drive from Anchorage to Seward . Absolutely breath-taking scenery !

[Broken_Hero]

39. I hope you guys have fun.

Whenever I get homesick I pop in my The Inside Passage dvd and take a tour.... I wonder if Haines has a McDonalds yet? Last time I was there they had to fly it in from Juneau.

[Blue_In_AK]

41. I'll let you know about the McDonald's.

We'll be going right through Haines in May, maybe stay the night there. I haven't been down that way for about 40 years.

[Broken_Hero]

42. I haven't been there in...hell, 19 yrs. Not much to see, but their bad eagle park

was amazing. More bald eagles than an old man can shake a stick at....

[Blue_In_AK]

45. They flock around Homer like that, too.

There used to be an old lady down in Homer who fed the eagles fish and there would be hundreds of them around her place. It was a photographer's paradise. Finally, the town decided that maybe the eagles should revert back to their natural habits and passed an ordinance that after the eagle lady died, which did finally happen a few years ago, no one else could feed the eagles. You still see them down there around the dumpsters and whatnot, but not nearly so congregated.

[arbusto_baboso]

158. YES! Especially the rainforest area around Thane!

Did some hiking around there one summer. Changed my perspective entirely on earthly beauty.

[aint_no_life_nowhere]

2. I can only talk about places I've physically been to

so I suppose that leaves out a whole lot of the planet. In the U.S., I would say it was the cathedral-like surroundings of Redwood Canyon in King's Canyon National Park. Outside the U.S., I would say the island of Corsica.

[Dyedinthewoolliberal]

73. I've backpacked at Kings Canyon

and agree, spectacular!

[OldEurope]

118. Corsica!

...really is the island of beauty. I visited Corsica last year.

But to me the most beautiful place I've ever seen is Königssee.

https://www.google.de/search?q=K%C3%B6nigssee&hl=de&client=firefox-a&hs=fke&rls=org.mozilla:de fficial&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=7Sc7Uc2SDoS1hAeetIGYBg&ved=0CG8QsAQ&biw=1920&bih=976

[CTyankee]

145. I would really like to visit Corsica. I thought Sicily was quite nice (except for Catania).

[southernyankeebelle]

154. Just any place in Italy is beautiful to me. Especially if it is by the ocean and near

Mt Vesuvius, Pompeii, any restaurant you an buy a meter pizza and enjoy with your friends.

[CTyankee]

157. the view of taormina is stunning. I was undone by its sheer beauty...

Mt. Etna is on the right in the distance. I went to these greco-roman ruins...quite a place...

Verona is no slouch either. I think everybody going there falls in love with it...

http://www.ristoranteverona.com/benvenuto!_files/VERONA.jpg

I really liked its intact roman coliseum, too...

[southernyankeebelle]

159. Beautiful pictures. I swear god made such a beautiful country. What history all

around you. The food is great also and the people are really nice. I also love Germany with all its lovely castles and food. The people are little hard to get to know but once you do they are great and they go out of their way to help you. Especially when you try to speak their language.

[CTyankee]

160. I loved Palermo, too. Great city. Just beautiful.

I thought I would hate Verona...the fake Juliet balcony I thought would revolt me but it was actually pretty! Another nice town is Perugia...great food (pasta with just the right touch of olive oil and black truffles, ahh...). The walled town of Lucca was delightful with its pasta so rich in egg yolks it is golden yellow...My only disappointment was Assisi. I thought the thorough commercialization of St. Francis and all the selling of religious gimcrackery was offensive, altho the town itself is actually lovely. It was also the only place in Italy where the waiter slapped our check down on the table minutes after our food arrived, a la American style. Never seen that before or since in Italy...

I love our chats about Italy, belle! Ciao

[southernyankeebelle]

161. Me too. I love going to the little side villages. You can find some really good buys.

Finding the out of the way places to eat is really good also. Love in Naples when they cook the pizzas in those special pizza ovens. OMG they come out sooooooooooo good. Of course the sweat peppers are really good pan fired in Olive oil and sweet sausage, mmmmmmgood. Plus stuff peppers. My Nonna was such a great cook. Love the fresh fish we would go down to the peer and get fresh fish. OMG so delicious. If you ever go back make sure you don't go to the tourist traps to eat. You would be surprised what you find going off to areas where there isn't alot of tourist. Meals are cheap and you get 4 or 5 course meals. People come over to your table and sit and talk and you just have a good time. We went to the Island of Capri. It really is beautiful but I will never again go there. Nothing but a tourist trap.

[CTyankee]

163. thanks for the heads up about Capri. I was scheduled to go there but had a complication from

surgery that year and it laid me up for several months. ACK.

When I eat in Italy, I go to recommended restaurants and often just completely at random. Usually, I have no problems. I make it a rule not to eat, however, in places that display their menus outside in English. Hotel concierges and desk clerks have always been right, however!

[southernyankeebelle]

164. Well you have to at least go to Capri once. The water is so beautiful and you don't have

to spend your money there. They have this boat that we took in Naples and it goes really fast. Once it starts out it raises out of the water like it is flying over the water. It's wonderful. I thought is was so funny because we had been there about a month with my relatives and we went to Capri and we walked around all over the place with my uncle and aunt. So we decided to sit down and get something to eat. Sitting at the next table were some americans. They had ordered french fries and a few minutes later asked for ketup. Well I was so surprised they bought them ketup. My relatives when we were kids would make fun of us about our canned foods. Of course it was with love. They loved americans. We used to bring our record player and our records and we all would sit out on the big terrace and sing and dance. We would pop popcorn (at that time they never had that) and they loved our hersey bars and I had once cousin who loved peanut butter. LOL we would eat their food and they we eat our food. It was great being kids. Now we are all old and we think back on the good ole days.

[CTyankee]

165. nice memories, belle!

I wish I had been able to go on that trip I had planned to Capri.

Oh, well, the following year I went to Northern Italy and had some great experiences there. I'm going to make an effort to get to Capri, though. I know I'd really love it...

[southernyankeebelle]

166. At least go once. Also the Alfma kind of like Capri. Of course I love the water. Guess you

can tell, huh? LOL

[CTyankee]

167. Oh, I hear ya! I love these Italian cities and towns...really special and nice...beautiful, too...

and did I mention the art?

[southernyankeebelle]

168. Natural the art is awesome and the churchs.

[Kali]

3. home

[csziggy]

7. That is beautiful, Kali!

[ChazInAz]

86. Baja Arizona

My home, too! One of the most breathtakingly beautiful places on Earth!

[DFW]

4. Depends on my mood, I guess

Praslin, Waikoloa, Berner Oberland (Mürren, Lauterbrunnen), Flåm, the list goes on.......

[RebelOne]

5. Any places there are mountains.

I love the Rocky and Smoky mountains. The Keys never impressed me. I have been down there many, many times because I lived in South Florida most of my life. The only impressive thing is the 7-Mile Bridge. When I was a teenager, I went over it on the back of a motorcycle and that was when it was only a rickety wooden bridge.

My next choice is at Loch Ness in Inverness, Scotland. It has breathtaking scenery and I was hoping to see Nessie, but I didn't get lucky.

[truegrit44]

6. For me would have to be the Grand Tetons altho Yosemite is a runner up.......

[union_maid]

10. I've been so few places

I'm very easily impressed. Any place that has a view that isn't reached by elevator knocks my socks off.

[Blue_In_AK]

11. Alaska, of course.

That's why I'm here.

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[IMG][/IMG]

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[steve2470]

14. awesome pics ! nt

[Sekhmets Daughter]

12. Oh wow...hard choice(s)

the North Shore of Oahu, Kauai, the drive to Hana on Maui...

[a la izquierda]

13. Tulum, Mexico.

[kwassa]

95. What is not to like? The sea resort of the Mayans.

[OrwellwasRight]

103. I've been there!!

On my honeymoon.

[kwassa]

106. I was there on my honeymoon, as well.

The Mayan Riviera.

Playacar.

[OrwellwasRight]

107. Hope your marriage turned out better then mine!

[kwassa]

109. It is still current! Not past.

[OrwellwasRight]

110. So yes, it turned out better.

Congrats!

[riverbendviewgal]

129. was there

On my 25th anniversary. Glad we went. He died before our 33rd from cancer. That beach is in against all odds movie. Tulum is the only Mayan ruin on the sea.

[DisgustipatedinCA]

15. Yosemite Valley

It's nicest when fewer people are there--weekdays and wintertime.

[MiddleFingerMom]

16. I have three...

.
.
.
1. The area in and around Tucson/the Sonoran Desert -- so I'm living in one of my three "paradi"
.
2. Michigan's non-U.P. northern river country
.
3. Southern Germany mountains on the Austrian border (I'm picturing Bertchesgaden).
.
.
.

[HeiressofBickworth]

43. I've been to those mountains.

There's a lake, Konigssee, (look it up on Wiki for a couple of beautiful pictures). We took the boat trip to the end of the lake. It was absolutely stunning.

[CrazyOrangeCat]

68. Yes, northern Michigan . . .

Only been to Michigan once, but it was memorable. We floated the Au Sable River for two days, and it was the prettiest river I've ever been on. Never seen so much wildlife. Only time I ever saw mink and otter. It was a cool spring, and we only saw two other couples the whole time. I really need to go back there.

[CrazyOrangeCat]

17. Southeastern Utah

I like to disappear there.

[MiddleFingerMom]

31. Say hello to the Mrs'es for me!!!

[CrazyOrangeCat]

67. One Mrs. was plenty for this cat . . .

Jeeping in redrock country is usually an activity of the "No Girls Club".

Tho there was one memorable exception . . .

[MrScorpio]

18. Nice and Cannes

[aint_no_life_nowhere]

90. I stayed at the Hotel Westminster in Nice.

This was across the street.


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[mokawanis]

19. Alaska

My wife and I went there for our 25th anniversary. I don't know if we'll ever be able to afford a return trip, but I'd love to see it again.

[Blue_In_AK]

24. Beautiful shot.

Is that up near Denali?

[mokawanis]

30. Sorry to say I don't know

I was too lazy to post one of the pics from out trip and just grabbed one from google.

You'd be a good one to ask - When my wife and I were in Alaska we went to Juneau and stayed in a forest-service cabin for a while before taking the ferry to Skagway to ride the White Pass and Yukon Express railroad. Do you think we chose wisely by remaining in SE Alaska, or should we have gone on up to the Denali area instead? (our time was limited) I've been wondering about this ever since we did the trip several years ago.

[Blue_In_AK]

35. You can't really make a bad choice when you come up here.

Southcentral where I live is also really beautiful but different from Southeast. The advantage to coming up here is that you can rent a car and drive around, up to Fairbanks if you want, or down to Homer or Seward. It's just a little more accessible. Or a lot more accessible, actually.

The thing that's strange about Alaska is that there really aren't many roads at all, so unless you've got the big bucks to fly out to western Alaska, you're pretty well limited to what we call the Railbelt, Fairbanks, Anchorage, Seward, Homer. There are only two routes to Fairbanks from Anchorage, but if you do the loop, you'll see some really incredible scenery.

My best advice to you would be to make another trip. .


Ed. We're flying out to Nome, which is extreme northwest, this weekend for the end of the Iditarod. I'll be posting a link to my photos later. You might want to check them out. I should have them up by the end of this month.

[mokawanis]

36. That more or less confirms what I was thinking

When we were there I always had the feeling that we could go anywhere and not be disappointed. The train ride we took out of Skagway was was one of the best parts of the trip, incredible scenery the entire route. I'll be sure to check out your pics. Have a great trip and be safe!

[Aristus]

20. Scotland, Ireland, or Wales.

(I can't choose just one; I have ancestors from all three countries...)

[RebelOne]

66. Hands down, it is Scotland.

If I could afford it, I would move there.

[fizzgig]

125. i've only been to scotland

but it was breathtaking

[RebelOne]

131. If you have been to Loch Ness, it will definitely take your breath away.

And maybe you may get a glimpse of Nessie.

[Throd]

21. El Dorado County, CA

[applegrove]

22. Lake Agnes Tea House, Lake Louise, Alberta. I lived up at this tea house & showered

in the waterfall every day. It was gorgeous. We were so high in the mountains that often it would be raining and cloudy down below us while we were in sunshine.

[IMG][/IMG]

http://www.lakeagnesteahouse.com/index.php

[BillStein]

69. Thank you

That was my first choice

[applegrove]

85. Did you go up to the teahouse at

Lake Louise?

[BillStein]

149. years ago

I hiked the circuit- up to Lake Agnes and Mirror Lake, then down to the teahouse at the glacier, then back along the shore of Lake Louise to the Cateau.... breathtakingly beautiful

[applegrove]

150. That's a long hike. Good for you.

[SunSeeker]

105. Beautiful.

Reminds me of the cabins we stay at every summer near Lake Trinity (Northern California, near Mount Shasta).

Here's my son on the rope swing there:

[applegrove]

108. Aw. That looks like heaven. Too cold to swim at the teahouse though. It makes for a cold shower. But

such a great summer. Then I had to go back to my last year of high school which I just hated.

[XRubicon]

23. Maine (in the summer)

[MADem]

133. Northern Maine...in the winter! Very...peaceful! nt

[kwassa]

25. Yosemite, Point Lobos, Big Sur

[lark]

84. Andrew Molera park across from Big Sur during the Monarch migration.

I've travelled most of the world, and this is the one place and time that truly stunned me. Breathtaking when the sky is all orange and black and blue from the monarchs fluttering. You hold out your arms, be very still, and they will alight on you. I experienced this the first year the park opened and me and my friend were the only ones there in the grove. Amazing and magical.

Big Sur during the spring when the sunny hills are covered in the bright yellows and oranges of California poppies and the shade hills are covered in purple columbines.

[Incitatus]

101. great pictures

I have a new desktop image.

[mainer]

26. Grand Tetons. Na Pali coast, Kauai. And ... the view from my home office.

Lucky me to live in Maine.

[Sedona]

27. Jackson Lake, Grand Tetons National Park, Wyoming

[GentryDixon]

99. I agree.

I have fished that lake before. My family had early settlers to the Valley. My Dad's ashes are scattered up the Gros Ventre River above Kelly, WY.

Beautiful...

[Sedona]

28. Pailoa Bay at Waianapanapa State Park in Hana, Maui

[rrneck]

29. Two...

Natural setting



Populated setting:

[In_The_Wind]

32. The Florida Keys are my favorite. Islamorada totally rocks!

http://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1018&pid=319530

[RebelOne]

89. Key West is more rocking.

It is the fun place to go. I lived in South Florida most of my life and used to go down there at least once a year.

[In_The_Wind]

100. I musta been to Key West over 20 times in my life. It was fun.

Not anymore. My last *flight out (the store)* was 2006.
I'm done with Key West.

[Sedona]

33. My daily commute

from the Village of Oak Creek



through Uptown Sedona



to West Sedona



and back again

[Sedona]

34. La Jolla Cove

Mittens and Queen Anne are correct on this one thing

[Janecita]

37. I have three favorite places

Old Havana, M'dina (Malta) and Paris. I love medieval architecture.

[lovemydog]

40. Newark

Everyone should go there while I head back to Maui.

[Janecita]

47. I love Newark!!!

It has great restaurants, NJPAC, and that new Arena. Three great universities, NJIT, Rutgers (my Alma Mater) and Seton Hall Law School. It also has a seriously hot mayor.It has a bad reputation, but it's a fun city. I also like Maui better though

[lovemydog]

59. Thanks for pointing that out!

True, great mayor. What's NJPAC? I love this thread because one can find beautiful things in every area. I lived in downtown Detroit for a few years & still have a spot in my heart for it. Welcome here. Have fun!

[Janecita]

61. New Jersey Performing Arts Center.

Thanks

[NoGOPZone]

83. Also has Branch Brook Park

I was going to mention UMDNJ as a university but I think its part of Rutgers now.

[Behind the Aegis]

44. Anywhere I can see my partner's smile.

[Gabby Hayes]

46. The Antarctic Peninsula

[Mopar151]

48. Summer in the Kingdom

[greatauntoftriplets]

49. County Wexford, Ireland.

[sinkingfeeling]

50. Aguas Calientes, Peru

[LWolf]

51. No single place, but I love

mountains of any kind. Mountains, mountain forests, mountain rivers and lakes. Here are some favorites that I've been to:

[Nitram]

52. Canaima National Park

http://wikitravel.org/en/Canaima_National_Park

[Tommy_Carcetti]

53. Ichetucknee Springs, Florida

[Liberal Jesus Freak]

77. Been there several times!

Coldest water ever and yes--stunningly beautiful

[Tommy_Carcetti]

80. It's good for a hot summer day!

Year round is 72 degrees. Cold indeed when you first get in, but your body soon acclimates.

[Liberal Jesus Freak]

91. Yes it does!

I've always wondered if the water would feel warm in the winter when the outside temps are lower

[Tommy_Carcetti]

92. I've gone in the winter.

The water doesn't feel warm per se, but you do feel more comfortable in than out.

It's really cool though--if you go in the winter, often times you'll have free reign of the spring itself. It's awesome to have a place like that all to yourself.

[secondvariety]

141. I went to school near there.

Got lost in the woods while collecting samples for my Botany class. I followed the river and hitched a ride back to the head of the springs from some exiting tubers. It is beautiful.

[Tommy_Carcetti]

54. All these beautiful places...

...and here I am. Sitting in a windowless office staring at a beige wall.

Thanks steve2470. Thanks a lot.

[steve2470]

82. bummer :/ hugs bro nt

[Blue_Tires]

55. Rio de Janeiro

[dmoyer]

56. hawaii.....this happens to be maui but choose an island!

[link:|

[Tommy_Carcetti]

62. My parents went to Kauai last year.

They said it was breathtaking.

Can't wait to find out for myself!

[Arugula Latte]

72. The Na'Pali coast in Kauai is absolutely stunning.

It's best to see it at sea level, from a boat.

[DFW]

97. Your paernts are right

The Na Pali coast is something everyone should see once in their lives.

[geardaddy]

57. Snowdonia National Park in North Wales

[Bertha Venation]

58. the Huntington Beach pier

because it is home.

[aint_no_life_nowhere]

64. Hey, another HBer

Since we live so close and practically breathe the same air, I hope you don't mind my excessive gas. The ocean breeze helps, though.


Hi neighbor.

[Bertha Venation]

75. Hey!!

Howdy.

I actually left home twelve years ago. I fell in love and went to her. We are moving back to California when she retires. Can't wait!

And it's been too long since I've been home . . . I am so homesick!

[SunSeeker]

65. Almost as nice as Seal Beach Pier.

Because its home. I took this pic this Wednesday with my phone (Catalina Island is on the horizon):

[Bertha Venation]

76. I love it when the ocean spreads out flat like that,

over a hundred feet of shore. (So do the skimboarders.)

That's really a beautiful picture. Thanks for posting it.

[SunSeeker]

102. Thanks!

BTW, there's a great place at the foot of the pier to sit and take it all in.
Cheers!

[Bertha Venation]

121. So homesick!!

[kwassa]

94. Do you surf?

I always thought of HB as a surfer's hangout.

I like Hermosa, myself, a little more casaul than Redondo or Manhattan Beach.

and I've spent most time around the Santa Monica Pier.

[Bertha Venation]

122. body surf only

Never got up on a board. It is Surf City USA. Nobody ever said it had to be board surfing . . .

[aint_no_life_nowhere]

123. Its nickname is Surf City

[Neoma]

60. Erm, anyone mention the smokey mountains yet?

[BlueCollar]

63. Peru

Anywhere that hasn't been built up.

For sheer range of diversity - the Pacific coast and the coastal desert, the cordillera negra and blanca ranges in the Andes, the altiplano between them, lake Titicaca, and the jungle on the east coast of the Andes.

[seabeyond]

70. i love these threads, steve. thank you. i love look at all the pictures. more, i want to move

and stay in the west so i added two to the list looking thru these posts. sedona and jackson lake.

[steve2470]

81. you're very welcome, i love them too :) nt

[grasswire]

71. the Canadian Rockies

Particularly the Prince of Wales hotel in Waterton Provincial Park.

[Dyedinthewoolliberal]

74. There's no place like home

The Cascade Mountain range, viewed from Spencer Island, Everett, WA

[VPStoltz]

116. Gotta go with this...

Never get tired of all the Mt. Baker hikes and camping along the rivers - especially during salmon season.

[didact]

78. Switzerland - without a doubt ...I lived in Hawaii for a while too, that was pretty nice...

but I prefer forest to beach

[aaaaaa5a]

79. New Hampshire/Vermont.

Especially in the Fall.



Groton, VT.

[Sherman A1]

87. My WIfe's Eyes

she is everything to me.

[Boomerproud]

88. Cape Cod, Niagra Falls, Lake District in England

everything I saw in Scotland, and Hawaii and Alaska are both gorgeous.

[hopemountain]

93. early mornings on the high arizona desert

in the spring ~
when the cactus are blooming and the desert canyon ferns are unfurling from dampened sand after a seasonal rain...

sunrise at refugio beach, north of santa barbara, where on a clear morning one can look across to the channel islands and see every detail of the island topography

any time, any day in the sacred silence of the redwood cathedral forests of the pacific northwest...

late afternoon on the frigid peaks of the san juans of colorado when the air is so clear - i swear you can see the sun set on the pacific

the solitary fjords of southwestern alaska,

the verdant high mountain valleys tucked around the cascades

[marmar]

96. Of the places I've been, it's pretty hard to beat the Canadian Rockies.....

...... but the Northern California coastline is up there too.


As far as human-made beauty, it's pretty tough to beat a certain city in NW Europe.

[pengillian101]

98. My neck of the woods.

Northern MN.





EDIT: Oops, I forgot Stanley, Idaho.

http://www.tripadvisor.com/LocationPhotos-g35609-Stanley_Idaho.html"><img alt="Stanley Photos" src=""/></a><br/>

[Trascoli]

104. Anything with crystal clear blue waters

and few people. I love blue clear waters, sand and surf. My second choice would be wide open grass lands with mountains in the back, perhaps Montana with a large lake and log cabbin, few people.

[steve2470]

111. very awesome photos everyone, keep them coming please ! nt

[kwassa]

112. Lake Tahoe, Olympic Peninsula, Zion, Mammoth Lakes

Lake Tahoe



The Olympic Peninsula



Zion National Park



Mammoth Lakes

[KauaiK]

113. Napali Coast of Kauai

and Polihale beach. No place like home

[Taverner]

128. I loved Kauai

[Tuesday Afternoon]

114. there is no place like home. Dorothy was right.

side yard:
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[rocktivity]

115. If I had to drive through the Delaware Water Gap (NJ/PA border) again

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[cliffordu]

117. In bed, with a woman.

[jeffrey_pdx]

119. Crater Lake

[link:|

[ashling]

120. Wherever my love is . . .

for the last 32 years, at least.

[Mutatis Mutandis]

124. Santorini under an Aegean moon

[shenmue]

126. My old hometown

Flushing, Queens.

[Taverner]

127. Koh Chang, Thailand - but not today

Tourism ruined that island. It used to have no paved roads, no electricity...

[riverbendviewgal]

130. lived in the keys for 7 months

Loved the fishing

[canoeist52]

132. The wild lakes of northern Maine.

My son and I.

[pengillian101]

134. Did you paint that?

It's just gorgeous.

[canoeist52]

135. Yep, it's done in pastels.

[pengillian101]

136. Reminds of of the BWCA in northern MN.

Boundary Waters Canoe Area. You'd love it.

[canoeist52]

137. Oh yeah! That a great painting right there. BWCA would be my ultimate dream retirement area.

[rppper]

138. Kaneohe bay, Oahu and holy loch Scotland...

As far as places I have seen and touched...
Coming down the kamehameha highway into the bay is breathtaking...



I used to wake up and see these mountains every morning....

[AsahinaKimi]

139. Moorea Tahiti

[aint_no_life_nowhere]

140. Wow. Spectacular but

I feel that needs a close-up or two. I've also seen photos of the Marquesas Islands far to the north and they also have pretty dramatic vistas.

[SunSeeker]

142. That's Cook's Bay, right? I think I took a picture just like that when I was in Moorea.

Here's a shot I took from tha base of the peak, looking back over the bay. Moorea and Kauai tie in my mind as the most visually stunning places in the world.

[Rollin]

143. The most beautiful place in the World,To You

I`ve been to several of the places mentioned here Canaima,Angel Falls,Tulum Mexico,Lake Louise Alberta,I`m a Canadian, a few others and there all stunning but my Favourite Place in the World I`ve been to is Manuel Antonio Park Costa Rica.Actually it`s hard to pick just one place in Costa Rica The Whole Country is Awesome,Lindsay Rollin

[elleng]

144. Full moon over Deerfield Beach, FL, pretty nice!

the Atlantic's looking pretty good today!

[juajen]

146. My garden.

[mainstreetonce]

147. Western Canada

Banff, Lake Louise,Jasper


Honorable mention to. Bryce Canyon. Yosemite, glacier Park, and St. Croix BWI .

And most importantly for the beUty of the people, the climate and the ocean Bonaire,Netherlands Antilles.

[TygrBright]

148. Wherever I can see the faces of the ones I love. n/t

[Flashmann]

151. Most beautiful place in the world, to you

The Colorado back/high country....

[Gravitycollapse]

152. My trip to Ghana

[steve2470]

153. great high definition photo, thanks ! nt

[matt819]

155. The Himalayas

and Betty's Bay, South Africa

[Puzzledtraveller]

156. home

[Jean Louise Finch]

162. Western Australia

Lots of beauty in this world of ours, but I think Western Australia takes it for me.

[steve2470]

169. very last kick nt