[britchard]

I've always loved the threads where everyone can contribute something worthy, and I love learning about new places and the beautiful nature gifted to us in our world.

Post ideally 3-5 photos that you think show your country's beauty. My go first (UK):


A stag in Scotland.


I can imagine my ancestors patrolling across these areas, many years ago.


Somerset countryside, showing the patchwork fields and small villages.


High altitude wildlife in the Lake District.


Another Lake District snap.

This is without delving in to the majestic Cornish countryside, which is a must-see for any visitor during the summer.

I also think lots of the most beautiful scenes are found in the perfect imperfection of sunny days in the countryside, You need the sounds and smells to complete the sensation. The dusty single lane dirt-tracks that Allied forces drilled along for D-Day practice, the lusciously green fields and the church towers.

[debeguiled]

For people with low self esteem, is it okay to use someone else's country?

[Johnnyvee]

Can`t beat Norwegian fjords.


   

[Buck Wild]

I want to fuck her in the ass.

[britchard]

(12-18-2017 03:57 PM)Johnnyvee Wrote:  

Can`t beat Norwegian fjords.

This thread is heading in the direction I was hoping for...

[RatInTheWoods]

[HermeticAlly]

I know it's a bit subjective, but I find the English countryside to be the most beautiful place on the face of the earth.

My homeland has some nice spots, though.

[Syberpunk]

Co.Sligo, Strandhill





12 Pins, Co.Galway



Co.Mayo, Achill Island. I hadn't gone here since I was child, so when I returned recently, I nearly crashed the car repeatedly such was the gargantuan size of everything around here. It changes constantly every turn of the road has you doing exclamation points in your head.

[Rocha]

Just pictures from non mainstream spots.

   

   

   

   

   

[tomzestatlu]

[Handsome Creepy Eel]

Krka river



Dubrovnik walls



Mljet island



Trakošćan castle



Velebit mountain



Plitvice lakes

[PABeaulieu]

Canada is wide, so I'll show you the part I live in, the Gaspé, Québec.











I'm not a great photographer, but it gives you an idea.

[MKDAWUSS]

Flyover country, USA.



See that for countless miles round these parts.

[gework]

Tresco, Scilly Island, Cornwall

[Blaster]

Going to go with scenery East of the Mississippi.

Mount Kathadin, Maine



White Mountains, NH



Saint Lawrence River(1000 Islands), NY



Adirondack Mts, NY



Grayson Highlands, VA



Lake Superior



Great Smoky Mountains, TN



Angel Oak tree in Charlston, SC



More southern oaks with spanish hanging moss:



Pensacola, FL

[PapayaTapper]

Good idea for thread. I dig it!

I think it would be good if make sure to include where it's from (at least what country)

Some of those pics above make me want to visit there

USA, Southern California coastline









And here's a visiting IRT in his unnatural habitat enjoying the local scenery



and the obligatory

WNB WB WB WB WNB WB

[brick tamland]

Nice idea. were some of the pics taken by members themselves

[Grodin]

copper river valley in Alaska; wrangell-st elias national park







bore tide surfing in cook inlet (youtube)

Denali south view


ORE/IDA sagebrush country

[britchard]

Love some of those photos, Blaster. There's something about being at altitude and having a view of everything around you that is special.

[Pancho]

Mexico:

Yucatan Peninsula (Riviera Maya)

Cabo San Lucas

Acapulco

and the best of all, the Mexican bitches

[Raylan Givens]