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Overhead pictures of Central Park are the most amazing thing one could look at tbh
 
Terabyte said:
Overhead pictures of Central Park are the most amazing thing one could look at tbh
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Not really, to put it bluntly haha xD I mean for city standards it's really nice that they conserved some form of nature int it's boundaries but I wouldn't put it up there as one of the most amazing things one could look at. I went to England one year as part of a family vacation and the countrysides there are absolutely breathtaking. It's really cool to see how mankind hasn't touched specific areas of the world and have left it to belong to Mother Nature; the only real equivalent to that in the America's is the areas around Arizona (which, if you ever get the chance to drive through there, is really creepy as everything is so barren.)
 
I'm gonna start making a travel wish list soon. I think I'm gonna put Central Park on there, as well as pretty much all of England.

Except the dirty parts where the whole town has three teeth between them.
 
I'm gonna start making a travel wish list soon. I think I'm gonna put Central Park on there, as well as pretty much all of England.

Except the dirty parts where the whole town has three teeth between them.
 
elheroeoscuro said:
Not really, to put it bluntly haha xD I mean for city standards it's really nice that they conserved some form of nature int it's boundaries but I wouldn't put it up there as one of the most amazing things one could look at. I went to England one year as part of a family vacation and the countrysides there are absolutely breathtaking. It's really cool to see how mankind hasn't touched specific areas of the world and have left it to belong to Mother Nature; the only real equivalent to that in the America's is the areas around Arizona (which, if you ever get the chance to drive through there, is really creepy as everything is so barren.)
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I sometimes come across articles on BuzzFeed that show really amazing photographs of beautiful places you could never imagine would have existed on Earth. But they do! And they are absolutely stunning. Japan is probably one of the prettiest countries I've seen in pictures; whether it's Spring with the cherry blossoms or their landscapes are covered in snow, everything looks breathtaking.
 
There's a few parks in my city, the biggest one being down by the waterfront where they host concerts in the summer.
I don't really go to them though, I'd have nothing much to do.

There's a few parks in my city, the biggest one being down by the waterfront where they host concerts in the summer.
I don't really go to them though, I'd have nothing much to do.
 
Catholic Nun said:
I'm gonna start making a travel wish list soon. I think I'm gonna put Central Park on there, as well as pretty much all of England.
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Wow I never knew England was such a popular travel destination haha. If you do ever come the one place you need to go (apart from London, obviously) is the Lake District. Such an awesome place when it's not raining.

The two main places on my travel list so far are Budapest & New Zealand.
 
Calamity said:
Wow I never knew England was such a popular travel destination haha.
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Whaaat? I thought that was an established fact! D: England is also on my list; to be honest I have no idea why because I'd imagine, aside from their lifestyle, the culture might be similar to that of North America.
 
The two places I would like to go to someday Colorado when there is snow because I've heard the skiing there is better than this side of the states. The other place is Ireland it would be nice to visit the place where my lineage is from, to visit the guinness factory and the fact that there are no snakes.
 
Nonon said:
The parks in my area are treated horribly, so I don't go to them. I live in quite the crappy neighbourhood, so I keep from going out...which is sad, as I once really liked going out. That was a long time ago, though, and I guess I changed as I got older.

Omicron, you should show us what it looks like. Just, one day. :p
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I'll make sure to do so!

There are quite a few green areas here. Parks, plant markets, botanical gardens, natural reserves. All of them within the city.

Central Park is a nice place. All the street performers give it a unique vibe.

England, Ireland and specifically Scotland are in my list too. Pretty much all of Europe too. Brazil, Australia, New Zealand, India, China, Japan, South Africa, Kenya. I really want to travel the world.

The number one in my list is Greece, though. Especially Corfu. If anyone read My Family and Other Animals by Gerald Durrell, they will understand why. And if you like Biology/Zoology or nature in general, you can't miss that book. It is wonderful.
 
Skiing on Pikes Peak is very popular by both tourists and yocals alike. Snowboarding is, too. :)

I think waiting is going to be great for me this summer with the huge influx of tourists coming here to smoke dank. It's a perfect oppurtunity, since nobody wants to go up to Washington where its cold and wet and sad and rainy and depressing and boring.
 
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