re: What is the best view you’re ever experienced

This is my kind of place. You will notice there is water and no snow on the ground.

Any place you see snow means it is cold. Cold means there is a sign that says, SOJ was NOT here.

Sunset with a full moon rising while sailing thru cauldera of Santorini.

Telluride

Horse back ride above Lake Louise. Started snowing on the ride. Larch trees (ones turning yellow) were in their peak. Awesome.





Proof

I concur on lake louise. Didn't ride horseback but hiked up to the glacier. I can't imagine heaven looking much more beautiful than that place from up top.

Looks like the shire

The line in the early morning hours at Disney while waiting to click on an app that will allow me to partake in the Star Wars Rise of Resistance 8 hours later.

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an airport runway below that a highway crosses. When planes land they treat it like a railway crossing with arms to block traffic.

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They recently fixed this, which is a bummer because it is definitely one of those oddities I wanted to see.

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I went to the Grand Canyon in March or April, and there was snow in the Arizona desert. We get to the rim, and there were clouds and mist, but plenty of visibility. The scene looked like a painting. No photograph could convey the depth of this scene in front of me. At the time I had neither the camera nor the skill to even take a good picture of what I saw, so it remains a memory.

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Glacier Point

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So on the far left of the picture above is North Dome, which requires a good hike to get to. When you're on North Dome, the face of Half Dome is in your face, it's an awesome view. Pics of big landscapes are necessarily wide-angle, so they give a distorted view that is different from what you see in person.