Most Beautiful Place in America
08-17-2011, 07:13 PM
#22
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Hanauma Bay Ohau Hawaii
under water snorkeling
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanauma_Bay
I am rather partial to the parks too like Zion, Bryce, Kings Canyon, Yosemity, Grand Canyon.
under water snorkeling
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanauma_Bay
I am rather partial to the parks too like Zion, Bryce, Kings Canyon, Yosemity, Grand Canyon.
08-17-2011, 07:56 PM
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Originally Posted by mayme
Is Michigan! If you have Yahoo for home page you can see the video on there. It's beautiful even if we do have big fat mosquitoes.
Having grown up in Michigan, I agree it has a lot of beauty. However, Pennsylvania is awesome, all the leafiness, the spectacular views in the mountains, green fields, rivers, creeks, waterfalls, the stone barns and houses in the southeastern part.
I've traveled through many states and feel that every one has its own beauty, and that there are many different kinds of beauty: the Maine coastline, the White Mountains in New Hampshire, the flat plains and prairies of the midwest, the quality of the light on the land in the deep south, the red rock formations in New Mexico and Arizona, the amazing red hillsides with green pines growing on them in Manitou Springs, Colorado, and the palm trees of coastal California.
08-17-2011, 07:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Ramona Byrd
The green hills of West Virginia. I can wonder down those leafy trails over the hills in my minds' eye and again feel the silky dust in the path I'd made over the years running over my toes as I go to hunt for the cow for milking.
I can still smell the scent of yeast bread baking and coffee perking from the wind twirling around the tree trunks near a clearing...and that blue mist that drops in the late evening over the hills..lovely.
I can still smell the scent of yeast bread baking and coffee perking from the wind twirling around the tree trunks near a clearing...and that blue mist that drops in the late evening over the hills..lovely.
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08-18-2011, 02:05 AM
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Love the Appalachian area of the USA & we live where the foothills begin.After yrs of traveling, I'd be hard pressed to choose just one place,but if push came to shove...any Great Smoky Mtns area would win. I like green & mtns.No flatlands for mr.When we'd come home...when we saw green rolling hills, knew we were close.
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