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By *inchestersBitch OP   Woman
2 weeks ago

land of overweight munters

Where in the world have you been that you've stood in awe?

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By *enda83Man
2 weeks ago

newcastle

I haven’t been many places so what’s stunning to me might not be to others but parts of Cyprus were amazing

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By *eardedguy83Man
2 weeks ago

Worcestershire

Great Witley Court - beautiful ruin

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By *avie65Man
2 weeks ago

In the west.

Glencoe, it’s blooming eerie and simply jaw dropping. The drive across Rannoch Moor just builds up to the main event.

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By *iss_Juicy79Woman
2 weeks ago

Edinburgh

Barcelona outside the holy familia unfinished church

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By *rinceless PrincessWoman
2 weeks ago

Gloucester

Nissi beach in Ayia Napa Cyprus

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By *rebus1975Man
2 weeks ago

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In no particular order:

Cadiz, Spain - beautiful walled city, with a huge amount of history and amazing architecture

Amsterdam, Netherlands - just beautiful to walk around in the spring or winter, and to just watch the world go by

Venice, Italy - getting lost in Venice is a joy, so much to see!

Monument Valley, USA - natural beauty, huge sweeping vistas, stunning sunsets

Valley of the Kings, Egypt - history? There’s thousands of years packed into a tiny space, all of it beautiful

Glastonbury Tor, UK - worth the hike up the hill to watch the sunrise on a summers morning

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By *ancashireredheadWoman
2 weeks ago

Up North

Keem Bay in Ireland. Took my breath away to find such a stunning beach.

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By *ravelling_manXXXMan
2 weeks ago

Ormskirk

Iceland...the country, not the discount frozen food centre.

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By *rimal InstinctCouple
2 weeks ago

Carlisle

Egypt.

The pyramids, Luxor and Karnak, the history of the area is awesome inspiring.

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By *ittlemissFlirtyCouple
2 weeks ago

The bottom of the River Ankh

Milford Sound on the south island of New Zealand is just breathtaking

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By *oodmessMan
2 weeks ago

yumsville

National Parks in North Western Aus

Kings Canyon (near Ayers Rock) Aus

North Shore Hawaii

Cape Tribulation Aus is something else.

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By *rHotNottsMan
2 weeks ago

Dubai & Nottingham

Australia, the west coast - bungle bungles and the Gibb River Road & the Red centre - Palm Valley & east mcdonnel ranges. West Sumatra- Harau valley. New Zealand - coromandel peninsula, 90 Mile Beach. Closer to home, Venice in the winter & Northumberland watching the sun come up over the sea

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By *issolvedOrdersMan
2 weeks ago

Bristol

The Seychelles! Absolutely stunning

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By *rebus1975Man
2 weeks ago

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"Egypt.

The pyramids, Luxor and Karnak, the history of the area is awesome inspiring. "

I walked from Luxor to Karnak, following the old pathway, reaching Karnak at sunset. It was absolutely mind blowing.

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By *emptme1993Man
2 weeks ago

manchester

Stood in the desert in Dubai

The Californian mountains and parks

Watching a rocket launch in Florida

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By *sWyldWoman
2 weeks ago

Edinburgh

Klein Beach in Bonaire .

It was just beautiful, unspoilt paradise.

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By *ittlemissFlirtyCouple
2 weeks ago

The bottom of the River Ankh


"Australia, the west coast - bungle bungles and the Gibb River Road & the Red centre - Palm Valley & east mcdonnel ranges. West Sumatra- Harau valley. New Zealand - coromandel peninsula, 90 Mile Beach. Closer to home, Venice in the winter & Northumberland watching the sun come up over the sea "

Coromandel peninsula - great shout, I have friends who live in that area xx

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By *uri00620Woman
2 weeks ago

Croydon

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By *uri00620Woman
2 weeks ago

Croydon

Kenai Fjords - glaciers and wildlife

Fernandina - Galapagos. Beautiful volcanic island with amazing wildlife.

Cotopaxi, Equador - stunning park and great volcano *even if the summit is hard work

Namibia Desert - gorgeous red sand dunes.

Bird Island - Seychelles. Beaches & wildlife. Unique ecosystems. The only island that really has the 'awe' factor for me.

Bay of Islands - NZ. Night kayaking with bioluminescence in water is one of my favourite memories. Like a Disney film.

Bagan - Myanmar. A couple of thousand temples from hot air balloon was gorgeous and well worth the early get up.

Jambiani Beach - Zanzibar. Not one of the white sand beaches like other more popular areas. This is wilder and empty.

Mulu Caves- Borneo. Approx 3 million bats leave at sunset in a line. Have never seen anything like that.

That's probably enough 😆

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By *icecouple561Couple
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2 weeks ago

East Sussex

Nun's Valley in Madeira

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By *entlemanJay39Man
2 weeks ago

Northampton

On top of a Mayan Pyramid in Coba, Mexico.

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By *vonne5exMan
2 weeks ago

Doncaster

Yorkshire

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By *P_80Man
2 weeks ago

Waterford

Camping on a riverbank in a canyon in Peru.

I got up to go for a wee during the night and was awestruck by the night sky and the moonlit surroundings.

That memory will never leave me.

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By *aybeLadyWoman
2 weeks ago

West Dublin


"Keem Bay in Ireland. Took my breath away to find such a stunning beach. "

I know! Even as an Irish person, I was stunned to find this beach. Felt like another world. Very unexpected & beautiful.

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By *ore_Please81Woman
2 weeks ago

Edinburgh

Currently in Lisbon which I’ve always loved.

Mongolia

Albania for food and people

Romania gothic misty towns, fields of sunflowers and wineries

Costa Rica. Sloths everywhere

Tibet

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By *orny salesmanMan
2 weeks ago

Preston

Rocky Mountaineer train in Canada

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By *odgerMooreMan
2 weeks ago

Rummage Up The Jumper

Eilan Donan nr Skye

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By *eve500Man
2 weeks ago

Leeds

Sunset from the edge of the crater on Teide.... Watching the snowey peak turn from yellow through orange to blood red.... Then up for glass of wine before wondering at one of the clearest night skies on Earth watching for shooting stars.

Definitely in my top 5

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By *heoPalsnakeMan
2 weeks ago

Thirsk

La graciousa. January, silent beach overlooking a sunken volcano crater. Not a building, not an attraction just mother nature at her best.

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By *hinebrightMan
2 weeks ago

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Stirling. Bridge of allan.. (scotland). I'd happily move there in a heart beat. Further north the more beautiful it gets.

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By *ellhungvweMan
2 weeks ago

Cheltenham

The Uyuni salt flats in Bolivia. They are at about 3500m and the largest salt flats in the world. Very beautiful.

To be fair the whole of Bolivia is just jaw dropping - intensely desolate but incredibly mineral rich. You see bands of different minerals in mountains everywhere. Greens, reds, oranges. Everything.

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By *igblackchocolateMan
2 weeks ago

London & Essex

Too many to name but one is Spain Alicante and Sevilla el barrio de la Santa Cruz

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By *atnip make me purrWoman
2 weeks ago

Reading

Florence. The art, the architecture, the gelato. Sublime.

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By *ab1Man
2 weeks ago

Liverpool

Varadero beach Cuba

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2 weeks ago

Chichén Itzá

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By *hoenix_1Man
2 weeks ago

richmond


"Barcelona outside the holy familia unfinished church "

You can stand looking at it for hours and still not see it all

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By *hoenix_1Man
2 weeks ago

richmond

New Zealand, stunning country

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By *ung-stallionMan
2 weeks ago

northeast

Darlington, the smell of piss and a crackhead around every corner 😍beautiful

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By *ohn.1960Man
2 weeks ago

Southampton

Cape Verde Macchu Picchu Copacabana beach Rio Zakopane in Poland South Island New Zealand Interlaken Agristi island in Greece Dharamasla Cricket Ground in India Galle in Sri Lanka Rottness Island Grand Canyon plus more

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By *luebell888Woman
2 weeks ago

Glasgowish

Fisherman's bastion in Budapest

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By *ugarCumFairyWoman
2 weeks ago

Fuckerville,Oxon

Road to Hana & Haleakala in Maui Hawaii

Valley of desolation, God’s Window, Blyde River Canyon, going on safari, Chapman’s peak drive in South Africa

Castles in Loire Valley France

Lake District & Snowdonia in the UK

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By *avethefish400Man
2 weeks ago

Chichester

Sorento in Italy is amazing!

Beautiful buildings and countryside with the smell of lemons and great food

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By *unloversCouple
2 weeks ago

rotherham


"Yorkshire "

Easily pleased then

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By *arried curious guyMan
2 weeks ago

Motherwell

Sorrento, Rhodes, Rome, and the Scottish Highlands, all stunning

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By *rafter69Man
2 weeks ago

upminster

Lake Tahoe

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By *carlettsWoman
2 weeks ago

Harpenden


"Lake Tahoe"

I was just about to say this. Stunning isn't it

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By *ilverFoxOralLoverMan
2 weeks ago

Where ever I lay my hat


"Lake Tahoe

I was just about to say this. Stunning isn't it"

It is a stunning Lake but my favourite is Lake Tekapo in New Zealand.

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By *DAnnetteTV/TS
2 weeks ago

Brighton


"Glencoe, it’s blooming eerie and simply jaw dropping. The drive across Rannoch Moor just builds up to the main event. "

I agree. The three sisters, Aonach Dubh, Beinn Fhada and Gearr Aona are simply stunning.

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By *dward_TeagueMan
2 weeks ago

wolverhampton

Tasmania, I skied on the mountain in the morning and sunbathed on the beach in the afternoon.

New England in the autumn

Butterfly Valley which is near Olu Deniz in Turkey

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By *illabongboy1971Man
2 weeks ago

Penicuik

Geiranger fjords in Norway and Tromso.

French Pyrenees.

Amalfi and Capri in Italy.

Giethoorn in the Netherlands.

Bruges in Belgium.

Stockholm and it's islands.

Helsinki-especially the harbour.

Copenhagen- Tivoli gardens.

Saville in Spain.

Algarve coast- Portugal.

Kintyre peninsula- Scotland.

Anglesey- Wales

Wengen and Grindelwald in Switzerland in the summer.

Lermoos in Austria.

Liechtenstein- Vaduz.

Germany- Mosel valley.

Luxembourg city

Lake Bled and Ljubljana in Slovenia.

Andorra- in summer.

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By *illabongboy1971Man
2 weeks ago

Penicuik

Meant Seville obviously. Bloody autocorrect!

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2 weeks ago


"Glencoe, it’s blooming eerie and simply jaw dropping. The drive across Rannoch Moor just builds up to the main event. "

Nothing better tbh loved moraine lake in Canada too tho

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By *izzy.Woman
2 weeks ago

Stoke area


"Geiranger fjords in Norway and Tromso.

French Pyrenees.

Amalfi and Capri in Italy.

Giethoorn in the Netherlands.

Bruges in Belgium.

Stockholm and it's islands.

Helsinki-especially the harbour.

Copenhagen- Tivoli gardens.

Saville in Spain.

Algarve coast- Portugal.

Kintyre peninsula- Scotland.

Anglesey- Wales

Wengen and Grindelwald in Switzerland in the summer.

Lermoos in Austria.

Liechtenstein- Vaduz.

Germany- Mosel valley.

Luxembourg city

Lake Bled and Ljubljana in Slovenia.

Andorra- in summer. "

Pleased to see Lake Bled on someone's list . Beautiful place

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By *allySlinkyWoman
2 weeks ago

Leeds

The Grand Canyon and The Taj Mahal

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By *inkywife1981Couple
2 weeks ago

A town near you

I'm biased but there are so many places here in Ireland that are amazing, the afore mentioned Keem bay on Achill Island where you can watch the basking sharks to practically anywhere along the Coastline.

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By *izzy.Woman
2 weeks ago

Stoke area

Taj Mahal at sunrise.

Cloud forest, Costa Rica

Wailing Widow waterfall, whole of the North West of Scotland actually.

Villages in the foothills of Himalayas, Nepal.

Port Grimaud, South of France.

Lake Bled, Slovenia.

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By *assy69Man
2 weeks ago

sussex and Wales


"Where in the world have you been that you've stood in awe?"

Eshaness, Shetland Islands

Looking down from the peak of Cader Idris as the fog dispersed and then blue skies and sunshine were reinstated

Kuldhara (a “ghost village” in Rhajastan) at sunset, having recently been told of the legend surrounding the village and the disappearance of its inhabitants

All have been wonderfully awe inspiring in their own different ways

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By *62GeneralMan
2 weeks ago

Loughton

Summit of Tryfan in Snowdonia at sun rise.

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By *ndynot321Man
2 weeks ago

Letchworth


"Iceland...the country, not the discount frozen food centre."

I did a self guided driving tour of Iceland and it definitely was an amazing scenic trip. I saw so many waterfalls I actually stopped taking pictures lol

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By *-Dub54Man
2 weeks ago

Great Barr

Dunns river falls in Jamaica. Walking up the falls and helping others with the climb just gave me a sense of peace and we’ll being.

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By *aGaGagging for itCouple
2 weeks ago

Newcastle upon Tyne

The west coast of Scotland and islands.

Angkor Thom and the surrounding area.

Franz Josef glacier.

Easter Island.

Moorea.

The Amazon.

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By *razyeyes81Man
2 weeks ago

hamilton

Galápagos Islands just breathtaking, ankor wat , soo many places in New Zealand , Machu Picchu, some really great hidden spots up the east coast of Australia

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By *batMan
2 weeks ago

Alicante, Spain. (Sometimes in Wales)

So many places, so I’ll do the abridged version.

The Himalaya, the view from a high summit watching huge peaks marching off into the distance.

The Andes, see above.

The Alps, seeing the pattern?

The Pyrenees, getting the message???

Gbat

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By *2000ManMan
2 weeks ago

Worthing

Canada is quite breathtaking.

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By *ostindreamsMan
2 weeks ago

London

The icebergs near the coast of Ilulissat, Greenland

The massive peaks of the Himalayas

The forests in the Lapland

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By *am101aMan
2 weeks ago

swad

Dantes view in Death Valley

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By *uckboy786Man
2 weeks ago

London

Hagia Sofia in Turkey

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2 weeks ago

National mall in Washington.

Just stunning on a warm spring morning

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By *alm_one4Man
2 weeks ago

RM16

Norwegian Fjords. Just stunning

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By *nkedguy777Man
2 weeks ago

Manchester

Isle of Man, such a beautiful island

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
2 weeks ago

Central


"Iceland...the country, not the discount frozen food centre."

The store has its moments too . Depends who's in it

South island, New Zealand

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By *sStephenPickleMan
2 weeks ago

Ends

Dunns river in Jamaica is my absolute fave. 😍

Other than that-I went to some cool places in the Cayman Islands.

Ofc Empire state and the Statue of Liberty in NY.

In Europe - Snowdonia is so stunning. Eiffel Tower and arc de triumph. The royal palace of Madrid. Cologne cathedral. The Neckar River In Heidelberg. And I reckon that might be it. Durdle door was cool.

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By *sStephenPickleMan
2 weeks ago

Ends


"Dunns river falls in Jamaica. Walking up the falls and helping others with the climb just gave me a sense of peace and we’ll being."

🤝🏾 😍

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By *oPantsJustVibesMan
2 weeks ago

Staines

Damascus, Syria. Beautiful rich history! Also the most heartwarming, welcoming, nicest people I’ve ever met!

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By *ulcanriderMan
2 weeks ago

Northampton

St Ives Cornwall

Sagradia Familia Barcelona

Mount Etna

Lisbon

Norwegian Fjords in the winter

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By *uri00620Woman
2 weeks ago

Croydon

Europe: biotope lake, Combloux overlooking Mont Blanc is glorious and Grindelward, Switzerland is beautifully picturesque.

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By *olo180Man
2 weeks ago

Blackpool / London

Standing at Christ the Redemeer overlooking Rio…epic

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By *unnyandthebookkeeperCouple
2 weeks ago

bristol

Im not ashamed to say the hermitage museum in St Petersburg made me cry at the sheer granduer.

And been to many other awe inspiring places.

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By *exyInLatinMan
2 weeks ago

Warsop

I know it’s not a ‘big’ one but studland bay in Poole is my favourite place in the world I went there with my grandad a lot when I was younger and going there reminds me of him and yeah in my own way stand there in awe!

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By *ustAnotherMan
2 weeks ago

brumish

Top of mount teidi on Tenerife. Absolute silence but the wind. Endless big sky all around you, and can see Africa on a clear day. Spectacular

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By *oeBeansMan
2 weeks ago

Derby

The top of Mt. Vesuvius overlooking the Amalfi coast

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By *ripfillMan
2 weeks ago

Paris, New York, Hong Kong and Havant

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By *hortieWoman
2 weeks ago

Northampton

My bedroom.

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By *ere4It3000Couple
2 weeks ago

Belgium

I can only recommend.. Albania 🇦🇱🫶🏻

Big part of my roots are there, used to visit family every year. Haven’t been in a long time now and want to go back there asap.

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By *attooboy100Man
2 weeks ago

Sedgley

Smokey mountains in Tennessee 😍

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By *ai Hard 2 - Dai HarderMan
2 weeks ago

Manchester / Cardiff

So so many places of the home-land I could list, so I'm just going to bundle them all together with a one word summary; "Wales" 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🥰

...further afield, I got 'lost' in the Thai jungle of Ngon Nak National Park (Krabi), in the rain, on my own (on a path, I wasn't lost-lost), but it was one of the most soulful life fulfilleing experiences of my life. A boyhood dream realised. Will never forget it.

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By *angled up in twoCouple
2 weeks ago

West Mids

Morfa Nefyn, Wales

Just stunning on the right day

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2 weeks ago

Hallstatt, Austria. I've been during all four seasons and this tiny mountain village is beyond beautiful.

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By *ch16Man
2 weeks ago

West hull


"Rocky Mountaineer train in Canada "

Same...depending what route you do there is a waterfall you can only see via the train journey not accessible by foot

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By *rumpyMcFuckNuggetMan
2 weeks ago

Den of Iniquity

Coba Mayan Ruins in Quintana Roo , Mexico...

The underground Cenotes and Remote Jungle Location is just amazing..

Met the local tribes folk and realised how lucky we really are despite our fucked up country

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By *aptain Caveman41Man
2 weeks ago

Home

Wild Atlantic Way up the West Coast of Ireland from Cork to Donegal

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By *ittlemissFlirtyCouple
2 weeks ago

The bottom of the River Ankh


"Wild Atlantic Way up the West Coast of Ireland from Cork to Donegal "

Ireland is on my bucket list of places I want to visit.x

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By *ittlemissFlirtyCouple
2 weeks ago

The bottom of the River Ankh


"I know it’s not a ‘big’ one but studland bay in Poole is my favourite place in the world I went there with my grandad a lot when I was younger and going there reminds me of him and yeah in my own way stand there in awe! "

Ah it's beautiful there.. glad you have such lovely memories x

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By *ub with a ChubbMan
2 weeks ago

Southwest & Cork City


"Wild Atlantic Way up the West Coast of Ireland from Cork to Donegal

Ireland is on my bucket list of places I want to visit.x"

I can confirm it is a great trek. Up the West coast, across Northern Ireland and down the East coast.

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By *rumpyMcFuckNuggetMan
2 weeks ago

Den of Iniquity


"Wild Atlantic Way up the West Coast of Ireland from Cork to Donegal

Ireland is on my bucket list of places I want to visit.x"

Me too .. My bloodline is literally from County Cork but yet ive never been there ..

Perhaps explains my love of Guinness

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By *ittlemissFlirtyCouple
2 weeks ago

The bottom of the River Ankh


"Wild Atlantic Way up the West Coast of Ireland from Cork to Donegal

Ireland is on my bucket list of places I want to visit.x

Me too .. My bloodline is literally from County Cork but yet ive never been there ..

Perhaps explains my love of Guinness "

Oh cool ! My dad had a friend in Donegal

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By *rumpyMcFuckNuggetMan
2 weeks ago

Den of Iniquity


"Wild Atlantic Way up the West Coast of Ireland from Cork to Donegal

Ireland is on my bucket list of places I want to visit.x

Me too .. My bloodline is literally from County Cork but yet ive never been there ..

Perhaps explains my love of Guinness

Oh cool ! My dad had a friend in Donegal "

Road Trip 😆😆

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By *ittlemissFlirtyCouple
2 weeks ago

The bottom of the River Ankh


"Wild Atlantic Way up the West Coast of Ireland from Cork to Donegal

Ireland is on my bucket list of places I want to visit.x

Me too .. My bloodline is literally from County Cork but yet ive never been there ..

Perhaps explains my love of Guinness

Oh cool ! My dad had a friend in Donegal

Road Trip 😆😆"

I nearly fucking said that!! #greatminds 🤣🤣🤣

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By *ootyhunter69Man
2 weeks ago

bushey

Seychelles

Victoria falls

Crete

Sardinia

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By *lwayshornyrMan
2 weeks ago

runcorn


"Where in the world have you been that you've stood in awe?"

Mauritius 🇲🇺 absolutely stunning place

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By *eviant loversCouple
2 weeks ago

half way to hell

Niagra Falls and the Norwegian Fjords

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By * and M unleashedCouple
2 weeks ago

Lincoln

Runcorn

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By *ingerie DreamerMan
2 weeks ago

telford

Hartlepool

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By *naughtysubbyMan
2 weeks ago

Swadlincote

Monte casino Italy was beautiful

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By *amsoonMan
2 weeks ago

Stornoway

Scarista beach, isle of Harris

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By *ifesharing coupleCouple
2 weeks ago

Huntingdon

Vietnam.

From the noise, heat, humidity, and millions of mopeds and motorbikes of Ho Chi Minh. To the breathtaking scenery and peace of Ha Long Bay.

Just an incredible country from start to finish.

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By *lwayshornyrMan
2 weeks ago

runcorn


"Runcorn"

Runcorn you must be kidding right haha

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By *utofthebluexxxWoman
2 weeks ago

London

Patagonia

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By *iggingMan
2 weeks ago

Oldham

Angkor Wat in Cambodia. Watched the Sun come up over the temple..

Going to Egypt next month so trying the valley of the kings.

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By *issy_named_cTV/TS
2 weeks ago

Edinburgh

Currently in Kefalonia, beautiful beautiful beautiful place

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By *lasticpaddy1Man
2 weeks ago

Athlone


"Wild Atlantic Way up the West Coast of Ireland from Cork to Donegal

Ireland is on my bucket list of places I want to visit.x

Me too .. My bloodline is literally from County Cork but yet ive never been there ..

Perhaps explains my love of Guinness

Oh cool ! My dad had a friend in Donegal

Road Trip 😆😆

I nearly fucking said that!! #greatminds 🤣🤣🤣"

Let me know when and I'll give ye a guided tour and maybe more lol

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By *ripfillMan
2 weeks ago

Paris, New York, Hong Kong and Havant


"Wild Atlantic Way up the West Coast of Ireland from Cork to Donegal "

It’s so stunning … I have ridden my Harley along this route it’s so beautiful … plus when I did it three years ago the weather was perfect … really glorious for two whole weeks !!!

Omg it was stunning ( remember Mike Harding musician comedian he was president of the ramblers association he wrote this was one of the very few places on the planet which is unspoilt )

Havant comes a close second !

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By *eavy Metal BallzMan
2 weeks ago

Birmingham

Some of my favourite places I’ve visited are

Crater Lake National Park- The lake, hiking and camping is the best.

Redwood National Forest- Those big trees are unbelievable and awe inspiring.

Santorini- Just stunning beaches, food and views.

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By *inchestersBitch OP   Woman
2 weeks ago

land of overweight munters

Thanks guys and gals

I've started to look up the places, it's gonna take a while to look at them all lol

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By *egnMaxCouple
2 weeks ago

Nottingham

Seeing our shadows run for miles across the top of the clouds on Mauna Kea.

Yosemite half dome.

Travelling from those busy crossroads in Tokyo to the silent contemplation of a temple in Asakusa.

A sunset at Syndney Harbour.

The Tongariro crossing in NZ.

Gonna have to get the backpack out again soon.

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By *ermite12ukMan
2 weeks ago

Solihull and Romford

Torquay, Cape Town and Kitzbühel.

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By *obert 323Man
2 weeks ago

Birmingham

Venice

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By *want2Man
2 weeks ago

Normandy France

On the border between Thailand and Burma looking across endless mountain's of jungle.

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By *orphia2003Woman
2 weeks ago

Tonypandy.

Angkor Watt: Cambodia

Murugan statue and batu caves: Malaysia

Giza plateau, Valley of the king, Karnak temple: Egypt

Hampi: India

Salt Caverns near Krakow Poland

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By *vonne5exMan
2 weeks ago

Doncaster


"Yorkshire

Easily pleased then "
Yep, love the county

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By *aughtynice78Man
2 weeks ago

Telford


"Where in the world have you been that you've stood in awe?"

Took my teenager on a 3-week road trip in North America... endless absolutely mind-blowing scenery, including Yosemite and sunset in the Grand Canyon

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By *ABflirtyWoman
2 weeks ago

Norfolk Coast

I am a beach bum and love diving so for me and been alot of times Maldives. x

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By *ifeforelivingMan
2 weeks ago

Middlesbrough

Lake anncey in French alps stunning

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By *verageHoesCouple
2 weeks ago

Leeds

I don't think it's been mentioned yet...

Plitvice Lakes National Park, Croatia. A series of beautiful lakes, caves and waterfalls. The forests in the park are home to bears, wolves and many rare bird species.

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By *verageHoesCouple
2 weeks ago

Leeds


"Lake anncey in French alps stunning "

Venice of the alps. Loved it there

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By *arierWoman
2 weeks ago

birmingham

Of all the places I’ve travelled nothing tops Edinburgh for me. Such a beautiful historic city with the friendliest people

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By *arvey67Man
2 weeks ago

Grimsby


"Yorkshire

Easily pleased then Yep, love the county"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6VLYpKGVBUg

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By *ongAndThick123Man
2 weeks ago

UK

A quiet corner of Langkawi, Malaysia. Through thick rainforest and onto a white sandy beach with clear waters. Monkeys howling in the trees and eagles circling ahead. No other people in sight.

It was incredible. Just sat there and soaked it all in for a long while.

Then totally opposite - Hiroshima is a beautiful place and it can only really be understood by being there. It’s so serene and calm. It feels like no other place I’ve been on earth.

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By *tanley FunseekerMan
1 week ago

stanley

Vancouver Island is full of amazing places and amazing wildlife

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By *aughty40sRugbyCouple
1 week ago

Rugby

Italy and Ireland are the 2 most beautiful places IV ever been and I would love to see Africa and Egypt

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By *aidbacklover2021Man
1 week ago

perth

Scilly Isles

Santorini

Rhodes

Capri

Us virgin Isles

Fort lauderdale

Briksdal glacier

Ghent

Bruges

Halifax Nova scotia

Rome

Amalfi

Delos

Berlin

Trier

Venice

Kotor

Dubrovnik

Split

Plitivice

Albania

Copenhagen

Belfast

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By *aidbacklover2021Man
1 week ago

perth

Scilly Isles

Santorini

Rhodes

Capri

Us virgin Isles

Fort lauderdale

Briksdal glacier

Ghent

Bruges

Halifax Nova scotia

Rome

Amalfi

Delos

Berlin

Trier

Venice

Kotor

Dubrovnik

Split

Plitivice

Albania

Copenhagen

Belfast

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By *aidbacklover2021Man
1 week ago

perth

And the women in all stunning

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By *eviant loversCouple
1 week ago

half way to hell


"Of all the places I’ve travelled nothing tops Edinburgh for me. Such a beautiful historic city with the friendliest people "

Got to agree it’s amazing, just too many tourists!

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By *i married coupleXCouple
1 week ago

Bellshill

We love papagayo beach in lanzarote and sand dunes in fuerteventura

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By *oastal1968Man
1 week ago

London

South Georgia

Angkor Wat

Petra

Ha long bay

Borneo rainforest

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By *sWyldWoman
1 week ago

Edinburgh


"Of all the places I’ve travelled nothing tops Edinburgh for me. Such a beautiful historic city with the friendliest people "

Being from Edinburgh I probably take the city for granted. However not too far beyond it are some of my favourite places too

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By *corpionixMan
1 week ago

Crewe


"I don't think it's been mentioned yet...

Plitvice Lakes National Park, Croatia. A series of beautiful lakes, caves and waterfalls. The forests in the park are home to bears, wolves and many rare bird species."

Also islands Lastovo and Vis

🇭🇷

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By *ichard1000Man
1 week ago

Bridlington

Victoria falls Zambia

Then went and did the bungee off the bridge

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By *ornyguyMan
1 week ago

Hillsborough, NI

Lake Annecy- already mentioned by a couple of you.

Mont Blanc looking pink at sunset.

Lauterbrunnen - a few votes for Grindelwald nearby I saw; just a beautiful area in general.

Great Barrier Reef and being on the catamaran at sunset.

Paris is a beautiful city.

Neuschwanstein Castle - think I even managed to spell it right.

Palace of Versailles

Lake District

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By *elmelTV/TS
1 week ago

Leatherhead

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By *elmelTV/TS
1 week ago

Leatherhead

Lake Toba Sumatra - it's a crater lake with an island in it bigger than the Isle of Wight.

Limestone mountains around Yangshuo China.

Santorini Greece, 40 years ago when it was quieter.

Tonle Sap, inland sea Cambodia.

Kynance Cove, The Lizard.

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By *ohn.1960Man
1 week ago

Southampton

Kerala

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By *ariaxxxxWoman
1 week ago

London/Kent

The Lake District, Especially Windermere,

National Park Connemara Too

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By *ariaxxxxWoman
1 week ago

London/Kent


"The Lake District, Especially Windermere,

National Park Connemara Too "

We don't have to go too far sometimes to find scenic tranquil beauty spots........

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By *inetic72Man
1 week ago

chester

Achmelvich Bay, Western Scotland.

Lots and lots of Ireland.

Machu Picchu.

Moreno Glacier.

Angel Falls.

Lauterbrunnen Valley.

Grand Canyon.

Kilimanjaro.

The KFC

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By *issolvedOrdersMan
1 week ago

Bristol

Lake Taal

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By *urls and DressesWoman
1 week ago

Somewhere near here

I’ve been to some amazing and beautiful places.

But sometimes I just stand in my garden and just think how lucky am I to live here. It’s such a beautiful place to be

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By *ariaxxxxWoman
1 week ago

London/Kent

Rhodes Greece is quite beautiful & scenic, the secluded beach we were on, we could see the Turkish mountains in the distance also the boat trip to Lindos was quite amazing

Alcudia to the North of Majorca was quite stunning, it's the mountainous lake region

Pompeii Italy had a strange eerie kinda beauty with Versuvious at the back drop

I won't mention all the big cities I've been too

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By *onnachakeaneMan
1 week ago

Dundrum


"Barcelona outside the holy familia unfinished church

You can stand looking at it for hours and still not see it all "

Agree, La Sagrada Familia, awe inspiring that it came from 1 mind… the detail… started building it in 1882 and elements won’t be completed for another decade… immersive… could spend a day in it and not see it all…

Also the Holy Stone of Clonrichert when geology can be so awe inspiring it’s almost like it’s not real…

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By *ariaxxxxWoman
1 week ago

London/Kent


"Barcelona outside the holy familia unfinished church

You can stand looking at it for hours and still not see it all

Agree, La Sagrada Familia, awe inspiring that it came from 1 mind… the detail… started building it in 1882 and elements won’t be completed for another decade… immersive… could spend a day in it and not see it all…

Also the Holy Stone of Clonrichert when geology can be so awe inspiring it’s almost like it’s not real…"

I must look these up 👍

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By *ermite12ukMan
1 week ago

Solihull and Romford

On a visit to Liverpool. (Which imho, is an incredible city with wonderful people & the best footie team in the country.) Took in a visit to the old Liverpool Cathedral. As well as Albert Docks, The Cavern and a ferry across The Mersey.

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By *licequeenbear891!Man
1 week ago

Twickenham

Plovdiv Bulgaria is a very beautiful city. The oldest city in Europe, has lots of Roman remains, amphitheatre, Roman streets, Roman houses, wonderful food and all at a very good price. The old town has some of the best views I've ever seen. Would definitely recommend.

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By *amantha_JadeWoman
1 week ago

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Northern Cyprus - Karsiyaka. Discovered a beautiful little restaurant at the top of the mountains. Stunning sea views with horses wandering around. Effortless and rustic but so beautiful.

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By *tr8MrEMan
1 week ago

somewhere near Sheffield

Karnak at night....nuff said

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By *rumpyMcFuckNuggetMan
1 week ago

Den of Iniquity


"Lake anncey in French alps stunning "

I used to live in France .

And my opinion has never changed..

The most beautiful country in the world generally, spoiled by French people 🤷🏻‍♂️😆

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By *herry.bombWoman
1 week ago

basingstoke

The Grand Canyon- honestly photos/videos of it just don’t do it justice. Especially as we had an amazing tour guide who really went in depth about the formation of the canyon, the rocks etc!

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By *eduffboy2000Man
1 week ago

kettering

Varadero Beach - Cuba, walking on flour, views were stunning as well up by the nature reserve

Goa stunning stunning place

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By *inchestersBitch OP   Woman
6 days ago

land of overweight munters


"Eilan Donan nr Skye"

This is where I'm upto

And I learnt something today! If I press on the place I can just tap the bottom of my screen to look it up instead of copy and paste, open up another tab etc...

I've got to learn more👆➕️😓 lol

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By *ovelyDayXXXWoman
6 days ago

Niche

All over Ireland really.

I love long drives and at any given point you'll round a bend or top a rise and suddenly be greeted by stunning views and photo-worthy scenes.

Just glorious. Makes everything settle inside to see nature in all it's glory 🍀

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By *mileyculturebelfastMan
6 days ago

belfast


"All over Ireland really.

I love long drives and at any given point you'll round a bend or top a rise and suddenly be greeted by stunning views and photo-worthy scenes.

Just glorious. Makes everything settle inside to see nature in all it's glory 🍀 "

West Belfast?

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By *icentiousCouple
6 days ago

Up on them there hills

Grand Canyon,the sheer size . Machu Picchu, Maldives, Abha (Saudi Arabia) , Iceland, Switzerland Finland/Sweden, lake Titicaca, sStockyards Fort Worth, Soweto.

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By *ancashireredheadWoman
6 days ago

Up North


"On a visit to Liverpool. (Which imho, is an incredible city with wonderful people & the best footie team in the country.) Took in a visit to the old Liverpool Cathedral. As well as Albert Docks, The Cavern and a ferry across The Mersey."

I’m biased but there is something special about standing on pier head in Liverpool and seeing the magnificent ‘three graces. They do make the skyline breathtaking.

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By *easideShenanigansMan
6 days ago

Gronant

1) The Roman Coliseum in Pula - Croatia.

2) Prague.

3) Marianske Lazne.

4) Edinburgh.

5) Snowdonia, erm, Eryri

6) The coastal road between Boulogne-sur-Mer and Calais

7) Gas powered street lights in Berlin

8) Viaduc de Millau

9) Eiffel Tower

10) The Garabit Viaduct

11) Ypres (Ieper)

12) Monschau

13) Saas-Fee

14) Lo-Reninge

15) Beuvron-en-Auge

16) Chartres

17) Colline Notre Dame du Haut

18) Cite de l'Automobile - Mulhouse

19) Alpe d'Huez for the altiport, the ancient civilization ruins and the breath taking Notre-Dame des Neiges

20) Paris

yes, I have been to all of these.

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By *hy JonMan
6 days ago

SURREY

At the top of the Jungfrau mountain in Switzerland , looking across to the Eiger . At just over 13,600 feet you truly are up in the clouds .

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By *arvey67Man
6 days ago

Grimsby


"On a visit to Liverpool. (Which imho, is an incredible city with wonderful people & the best footie team in the country.) Took in a visit to the old Liverpool Cathedral. As well as Albert Docks, The Cavern and a ferry across The Mersey.

I’m biased but there is something special about standing on pier head in Liverpool and seeing the magnificent ‘three graces. They do make the skyline breathtaking. "

You are right to be biased,it is a fantastic sight for sure.But I just found out recently that Liverpool lost it's UNESCO World heritage rating a few years ago. Not been there as a tourist since 2017,so has it changed that much?

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By *asepaul71Man
6 days ago

Buxton

For me it has to be the Peak District, love living in the hills surrounded by beautiful scenery on my doorstep.

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By *vonne5exMan
6 days ago

Doncaster


"Yorkshire

Easily pleased then "
for me to know and you to find out lol xx

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By *easideShenanigansMan
6 days ago

Gronant


"For me it has to be the Peak District, love living in the hills surrounded by beautiful scenery on my doorstep."

I understand why you find the beauty of the Peak District.

I lived there for several years.

It truly is stunning and I can fully understand why photographers flock to the Peak District.

Villages with elderly people who have lived their entire life without travelling any further than Bakewell or Buxton.

Close knit communities. (although some outsiders describe the communities as "inbreds")

9 ladies and Arbor Low.

And Shit Holes, erm, I mean Dove Holes.

And the largest quarry in somewhere.

I must now apologise, you have reminded me that the Peak District should have been in my top 20 places.

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By *easideShenanigansMan
6 days ago

Gronant


"On a visit to Liverpool. (Which imho, is an incredible city with wonderful people & the best footie team in the country.) Took in a visit to the old Liverpool Cathedral. As well as Albert Docks, The Cavern and a ferry across The Mersey.

I’m biased but there is something special about standing on pier head in Liverpool and seeing the magnificent ‘three graces. They do make the skyline breathtaking.

You are right to be biased,it is a fantastic sight for sure.But I just found out recently that Liverpool lost it's UNESCO World heritage rating a few years ago. Not been there as a tourist since 2017,so has it changed that much?"

I really don't know the particulars of why Liverpool might have been taken off the UNESCO list.

However, what I DO know is that to get a listing on UNESCO requires a lot of attention to detail and originality.

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By *ancashireredheadWoman
6 days ago

Up North


"On a visit to Liverpool. (Which imho, is an incredible city with wonderful people & the best footie team in the country.) Took in a visit to the old Liverpool Cathedral. As well as Albert Docks, The Cavern and a ferry across The Mersey.

I’m biased but there is something special about standing on pier head in Liverpool and seeing the magnificent ‘three graces. They do make the skyline breathtaking.

You are right to be biased,it is a fantastic sight for sure.But I just found out recently that Liverpool lost it's UNESCO World heritage rating a few years ago. Not been there as a tourist since 2017,so has it changed that much?

I really don't know the particulars of why Liverpool might have been taken off the UNESCO list.

However, what I DO know is that to get a listing on UNESCO requires a lot of attention to detail and originality.

"

From what I understand it lost its status due to the rapid redevelopment happening along the waterfront, including the new Everton stadium. As mentioned above, there is strict criteria for UNESCO. I get it but redevelopment is bound to happen in big cities. I don’t personally see it as a bad thing. It’s good for tourism and income, plus I quite like the contrast of old and new (if done well) 😃

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By *easideShenanigansMan
6 days ago

Gronant


"On a visit to Liverpool. (Which imho, is an incredible city with wonderful people & the best footie team in the country.) Took in a visit to the old Liverpool Cathedral. As well as Albert Docks, The Cavern and a ferry across The Mersey.

I’m biased but there is something special about standing on pier head in Liverpool and seeing the magnificent ‘three graces. They do make the skyline breathtaking.

You are right to be biased,it is a fantastic sight for sure.But I just found out recently that Liverpool lost it's UNESCO World heritage rating a few years ago. Not been there as a tourist since 2017,so has it changed that much?

I really don't know the particulars of why Liverpool might have been taken off the UNESCO list.

However, what I DO know is that to get a listing on UNESCO requires a lot of attention to detail and originality.

From what I understand it lost its status due to the rapid redevelopment happening along the waterfront, including the new Everton stadium. As mentioned above, there is strict criteria for UNESCO. I get it but redevelopment is bound to happen in big cities. I don’t personally see it as a bad thing. It’s good for tourism and income, plus I quite like the contrast of old and new (if done well) 😃"

Excellent answer!

As I see it, UNESCO are quite picky and as you say, require a lot of attention to detail and originality.

I personally don't have an issue with this, but perhaps it is why UNESCO status for Harlech (or other Gwynedd castles) Castle is dependant on there being no glass panels or safety railings on the top of the battlements.

I fully understand why a parent with a toddler might not want their toddler to be give free access to the battlements of Harlech Castle.

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By *avinaTVTV/TS
6 days ago

Transsexual Transylvania

The top of Table Mountain.

The Cologne Cathedral.

The Buddhist monastery overlooking Kyoto.

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By *inchestersBitch OP   Woman
5 days ago

land of overweight munters

Thanks everyone

I've really enjoyed looking at the places you've all named.

I will look at every place......it will take me time lol but I will

Thanks everyone xx

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By *avrick180Man
5 days ago

Pontypool

Malta what a gorgeous place it is

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By *inchestersBitch OP   Woman
5 days ago

land of overweight munters


"Cape Verde Macchu Picchu Copacabana beach Rio Zakopane in Poland South Island New Zealand Interlaken Agristi island in Greece Dharamasla Cricket Ground in India Galle in Sri Lanka Rottness Island Grand Canyon plus more"

I'm upto here.

Just gotta put in the full stops lol

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