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Crater Lake
Two of my favorites, both in Scotland
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Crater Lake
By chance of a casual comment of a nice young couple we chatted to in a pizza bar in Meford the night before, we visited Crater Lake; I'm glad we did, otherwise I would not have had this pic.
Hilo bay, that’s me with the pole someday 
JohnK
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mello dude
Half genius, half dumazz whackjob foole
Some great photos going on!
There are some places where you almost can't take a bad picture.Golden Gate Bridge, CA
Lake Powell, UT
Some of these picture make me feel like Virginia is a plain, boring state.
But then, I;m not a big picture-taker. I suppose I could make more of an effort.
I do have a few.
But then, I;m not a big picture-taker. I suppose I could make more of an effort.
I do have a few.
Hickman Bridge at Capitol Reef National Park in Utah. That little guy is me, which gives you an idea of the size of this rock formation. Out of all the national parks in Utah, Capitol Reef was my favorite.
Chris
French/Swiss/Italian border area. 2016 I think. Just the one of the BeaST sheltering from the Italian sun. 
Upt'North.
Upt'North.
Another arch...
This is Blue Lake above. It sits on the other side of Liberty Bell mountain below.
This is fun.
This guy showed up on the trail about 30 feet from us. We watched him. He watched us. Finally, he jumped up on that rock with no effort whatsoever. It seemed like he was telling us he was king of this mountain.
Finally, he got bored with us and left.
Chris
This is Blue Lake above. It sits on the other side of Liberty Bell mountain below.
This is fun.
This guy showed up on the trail about 30 feet from us. We watched him. He watched us. Finally, he jumped up on that rock with no effort whatsoever. It seemed like he was telling us he was king of this mountain.
Finally, he got bored with us and left.
Chris
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Mr.Morley, sir. Now there's a coincidence. If such things exist.Glendalough in Ireland
Boats in Kilarne, Ireland
The Dingle Peninsular, Ireland
Croft on Innishmore, Ireland
Only yesterday that picture was posted on the Bikes and Travels forum here in Old Blighty. Albeit in more typical Irish weather for Co.Wicklow. The poster explained the upper and lower lakes.
It was part of a more general discussion into why would you travel from mainland UK to Ireland for a bike ride. All the usual points were covered. The ferry, the cost, the weather, the troubles etc. and then the beauty, the isolation the Guinness etc.
Thanks for posting.
Upt'North.
