What was the most beautiful place in the nature that you have visited?

Tarabelle , how was the native american reservations ? I would love to see that some day !! thanks
katy

 

new england goin home for the holidays!!!! at least a few days over chistmas! wooohoo! been a long time!!

 

wow piney that picture is amazing. i used to live in northern california and the mountains were insanley beautiful all year around. its amazing to see the changes throughout the year in the mountains becuase it always seemed like everything changes to the extreme.

 

when i visited italy, there was this bridge. and the view from it was literally breathtaking. it was just the ocean, so vast beautiful and the water was so clear, you could see straight to the bottom and then all the rocks (when i say rocks, i mean BIG rocks, like mini islands) were dotted around and they were beautiful too. i coulda stared at the beauty for hours.

thats just one beautiful place i have experienced...there are many more....i personally think all nature is so beautiful.

oh! earlier, i was on 2 diff airplane rides and i experienced two amazingly, beautiful, breathtaking glories.

well one is quite small, but i just love it so much when the plane flies above the clouds (i always request window seats so i can admire it) and the clouds look so beautiful...they kinda look like cotton candy ...and i just want to go walk on the clouds (i know its impossible, but oh well )

and the second thing is, at the very end of the second flight,i noticed that it was about time for sunset and LUCKILY i was on the sid of the plane that the sun was on so i got to watch the sunset, from the sky! i swear it was the most beautiful thing i have ever seen. the whole sky was pink and the sun was dark yellow and i know the sun sets every day, but it just seemed so special today

 

I have been completly in awe of the vibrant colors of the leaves in a new england fall, Ive seen the rolling hills of the midwest so green they gave a tint to the sky, Ive stood in the warm southern rain in the keys as they where lit up by a florida storm, ive sat on kansas roadside and watched the sunset untill it was more vast than the land it touched, Ive stood on a mountain top in northern california looking over soft white clouds as the drifted by a thousand feet below, and it was all overwhelming buetifull, in my travels though one place stands out, thats montana, becouse it has all these things. someone came to visit me once and we stood outside my front door looking at the cliffs across the river, "you ever get tired of the view" i was ask, "well, if i ever get tired of that view i just turn around and look at that one " thats montana

 

canada, i love canada, and wyoming, colorado, idaho, all beautiful states and wonderful mountains and rivers.
angel

 

There is nothing more beautiful than the nothern lights dancing across the sky with Denali in the background

 

right here. i can still hear the ocean .

 

hee hee...nice picture el guzano.

i love this question because it is all relative to where you have been and what is beautiful to you.

i would say: prescott, az during a rainstorm during the monsoon. i love monsoon season.

 

been there.

 

wow, that's beautiful

 

belalp, switzerland, the first time I ever saw a mountain....
or perhaps
nothern ontario in the middle of the woods at night swimming in a pond on my back and looking up at the northern lights dancing in the sky. I never knew they danced.

 

Well when I was younger I went to England, very pretty. And I went to this little village that looked like a little village(old type) in the movies. It was beautiful!

 

Costa Rica...or the Copper Canyon.

 

Austraila - sydney beach - watch the water

or the boat on the way to the zoo near the opera house!!!!!!!!!

 

A park in Canada, alittle off the beaten path it has 2 waterfalls, lots of trees and a stone bridge...very peaceful and beautiful. The other place would be when the sunsets at Grandbend...awesome

 

Uluru (Ayers Rock). I went there in year 10 on a school trip. It's magic. I can't fully descrive the feeling I got from just being there. It's something you have to see for yourself. It's so huge and commanding and makes you step back and just say 'woah..'. We went both during the day and later to watch the sunset.

 

you don't say?

Uluru would defintely be a cool thing to see. I wonder if I'll ever get the chance. The whole area looks like an amazing setting (based on TV and pictures) and I'm sure the sunset on that red rock face would be an amazing experience.

 

Here's a photo I took that day

 

Spent a month in Anguilla one summer on a sail boat. Spent the days sleeping on a surf board moored to the ocean floor and when I needed a drink I just swam to the shore and there was a thatched hut that sold the best Bushwackers I've ever ingested.