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Music City Gull
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The Palouse region of eastern Washington (where I went to grad school). It’s impossible to capture the scale and vastness of the region. Those windmills in the background are probably 60-70 miles away and each one of those “hills” are half a mile tall. It’s the most efficient soil in the world for growing wheat and very common region for desktop background pictures. I so wish a picture could capture it.
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The Tiger Inn, East Dean, then a walk to Birling Gap.
Whoislloydy
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Every inch of British Columbia
Music City Gull
Not Changing This, Bozza
My post is about not too far from there in WA state. The entire area is unbelievable.
Brian Parsons
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Circular Quays in Sydney. Stand on the station platform look straight ahead and without moving you head you have in your field of vision, on your left the Sydney harbour bridge and on your right the iconic Opera house.
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I was in Portland two weeks ago (although I suspect it was a different Portland).
Music City Gull
Not Changing This, Bozza
You ever go to a fall concert at the Brown Amphitheater in PTC? Taking the golf cart to it, getting a table and some good band on a coolish evening was one of my favorite things in the town.
A couple of times yes. Not a bad evening out as you described but for me you cannot beat a pub by the river or sea.
Ooh it’s a corner
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Past - North Stand when Wardy was playing, Devil’s Dyke/Ditchling Beacon/anywhere on the Downs really
Present - Connemara
Future - West Stand Upper as we qualify for Europe
Present - Connemara
Future - West Stand Upper as we qualify for Europe
- Jan 3, 2012
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Mottisfont Abbey in Hampshire. An attractive house but beautiful gardens and the River Test running past.
Stoer Head in Sutherland, west coast of Scotland. First time we went there was on a bright sunny day. Lighthouse, cliffs and no one else around. Serene, calm and beautiful. On a clear day you can see forever, as the old song has it!
Stoer Head in Sutherland, west coast of Scotland. First time we went there was on a bright sunny day. Lighthouse, cliffs and no one else around. Serene, calm and beautiful. On a clear day you can see forever, as the old song has it!
Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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The walk to the lighthouse in Byron Bay, most easterly point on the Australian mainland. Mount Warning in the distance, whales, dolphins, the occasional shark in the bay, brush turkeys, big lizards and once or twice a reclusive wallaby in the rain forest. Love that place so much. Sadly doesn't look like I'll be seeing it again for a while 
Deportivo Seagull
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Spent last 10 months of my time in the RN living on Portland. It is very much wickerman country. The local rag had a piece on a Portland a guy who took his holidays in .......Weymouth.
Chisel beach is a magnificent stroll even when it’s blowing a hoolie. I used to run from Portland to Weymouth and back a couple of times a week and the run along chisel was always the best bit.
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Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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Did that walk for the first time last friday. Correct use of a sunny late summer day
