Scenery

[NutSAK]

How about some pics of some of the places you've been and things you've seen?

Here are some pics from multiple offroading excursions to Colorado:














Click link for panoramic:


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[Roadie]

First 3 from adventures in Scotland, last two at a place not too far from home.

[yellowhammer]

That last one's smashing Roadie

I don't tend to take many landscapes. Mike might recognise this place;





This is what I do;

[NutSAK]

Wildlife is scenery too.

Nice macro shots yellowhammer.

I must make a trip to Scotland.  Those shoreline pics are gorgeous.

[Roadie]

That last one's smashing Roadie

I was quite impressed with how it turned out aswell!
You're close ups of the bugs are pretty good! Must have a nice camera!

[Spoonrobot]

This is what's known around my parts as the "Connector Train." It runs under a very old wooden bridge that is maybe 35 feet over the tracks, creates quite a bit of trembling and wind currents when is shoots underneath. Very fun to see at 6am in the morning after a late night.


Some pictures of a trail I ride.

[yellowhammer]

That last one's smashing Roadie

I was quite impressed with how it turned out aswell!
You're close ups of the bugs are pretty good! Must have a nice camera!

Thanks. Your spelling is pretty good, you must have a nice keyboard!

[Roadie]

Wildlife is scenery too.

Nice macro shots yellowhammer.

I must make a trip to Scotland.  Those shoreline pics are gorgeous.

Scotland can be really beautiful, but for the most part it looks like this!

That last one's smashing Roadie

I was quite impressed with how it turned out aswell!
You're close ups of the bugs are pretty good! Must have a nice camera!

Thanks. Your spelling is pretty good, you must have a nice keyboard!

As a matter of fact i do! It even has a backlight so i can type away at all hours of the night!

http://www.saitekusa.com/usa/prod/eclipse.htm the one with the red leds of course (don't want to ruin my night vision!)

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

Bloody hell guy's those pictures are awesome

I'm thinking darland banks, yellowhammer

[NutSAK]

the one with the red leds of course (don't want to ruin my night vision!)

Of course...  But you could track blood much better with the blue one.

[yellowhammer]

Bloody hell guy's those pictures are awesome

I'm thinking darland banks, yellowhammer

That's the feller And the blue butterfly is from Bredhurst woods.

I wish my keyboard had red LEDs

[Viking]

Green sand beach- Big Island, Hawaii - Close to the southern most point in the US.  It's an old volcano.






Cape Mears, Oregon



Mt. St. Helens

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

Bloody hell guy's those pictures are awesome

I'm thinking darland banks, yellowhammer

That's the feller And the blue butterfly is from Bredhurst woods.

I wish my keyboard had red LEDs

It's nice to be right about some things

[Dunc]

Wow great pics    Mine arent half as good but its something to keep the thread going















That will do for now .

Dunc

[Roadie]

Wow great pics    Mine arent half as good but its something to keep the thread going
Dunc

I don't know, those last two pics are brilliant! First one is cool aswell, i do like photo's of rough seas i have a framed print of one of this guys photo's of a lighthouse in a storm.

[Viking]

Those are great pics Dunc!!!!

[J-sews]

Here's a couple shots of the Lake Superior shore:

Rock cliffs at Presque Isle



Munising Bay/Grand Island

[665ae]

[Viking]

[cryptrick]

Nice pics Viking, what country is that?

[NutSAK]

Nice pics Viking, what country is that?

The second pic is Waikiki beach, with Diamond Head in the background on Oahu, Hawaii.

[Viking]

The first, third and fourth pic is the  Pu'uhonua o Honaunau National Historical Park the Big Island, Hawaii.  The historical park preserves the site where, up until the early 19th century, Hawaiians who broke a kapu or one of the ancient laws against the gods could avoid certain death by fleeing to this place of refuge or "pu'uhonua". The offender would be absolved by a priest and freed to leave. Defeated warriors and non-combatants could also find refuge here during times of battle. The grounds just outside the Great Wall that encloses the pu'uhonua were home to several generations of powerful chiefs.

The fifth pic is also on the Big Island, on the way to Volcanos National Park.

[cryptrick]

The first, third and fourth pic is the  Pu'uhonua o Honaunau National Historical Park the Big Island, Hawaii.  The historical park preserves the site where, up until the early 19th century, Hawaiians who broke a kapu or one of the ancient laws against the gods could avoid certain death by fleeing to this place of refuge or "pu'uhonua". The offender would be absolved by a priest and freed to leave. Defeated warriors and non-combatants could also find refuge here during times of battle. The grounds just outside the Great Wall that encloses the pu'uhonua were home to several generations of powerful chiefs.

The fifth pic is also on the Big Island, on the way to Volcanos National Park.

Great stuff viking, appreciate the geography lesson, very informative.  Sounds like it would be an interesting place to visit 

[Viking]

Yeah, the Place of Refuge was really cool.  A Hawaiian could break kapu by just looking at one of the ruling class or by walking ahead of one, or eating before one.  The place of refuge came in handy, I would say.

[edap617]

I took these pictures using my cell phone during my daily jogging routine at dawn.

[edap617]

Here are more pics. I can only post 2 pics at a time because of the limitation of picture size.

[edap617]

Two more pics.

[edap617]

The last 2 pics.

[Grant Lamontagne]

Beautiful place!

I really need to travel more....

Def

[J-sews]

Nice pictures Eddie! Where exactly in the Phillipines are you?