Post interesting landscapes
Mt Thor, Canada
>>59220284
forgot to mention
that's a lake above the ocean located in the Faroe Islands
>>59221624
looks like something out of ninja gaiden sigma
OC
my family's farm
>>59221689
that's pretty hilly.
where's it located exactly?
>>59221683
Kerala is alright
>>59220328
It's an interesting view. I didn't know it, thanks.
>>59221689
noice
>>59221739
countryside Victoria
>>59222001
wasn't the first Mad Max filmed there? seems familiar
>>59220328
Which island in particular?
Tateyama, Japan
btw OP never said it had to be from my cuntray so i'll chose my favorite geological feature
>>59222141
>>59221689
you farming hills or grass?
>>59222201
>>59222173
>>59222245
noice lol
>>59222021
no, it wasnt
>>59222185
a bit of both,
we used to farm grass as far back as 4 generations ago, but the prices of hills are growing pretty well.
>captcha: grass
Vercors, French pre-Alps
The "pas de la Balme" looks like a giant petrified wave
>>59222720
>>59222736
Same region that features this curiosity
>>59222783
>>59220328
>>59220284
Gonna be a waterfall soon.
Rock arch in Corsica
A classic.
>>59222863
"Bloody islands", Corsica
>>59222842
this one is shopped as fuck but yeah, interesting nonetheless
Rather desolate Lozère highlands
>>59223025
Fugg
Better with the pic
Kinda hard to explain what it's like to see very tall mountains from sea level. It really messes with your perception. They seem way closer than they are.
>>59223054
Looks like some places in northern England
i live in queenstown
>>59222842
that's pretty cool, but it seems like a bad idea
A volcanic crater of Mt.Aso, Japan
The trace of a huge eruption 90,000 years ago.
The small mountain in center is NOT the volcano. All view in this picture is a part of the volcano.
>>59223147
more like suckstown
nah you're alright
>>59223155
>>59223161
Seems like one hell of a photoshop too
>>59223171
>All view in this picture is a part of the volcano.
Yeah, it's the caldeira
OC from last summer, a lava formed landscape with columnar basalt
>>59223086
Found one taken from the Space Needle.
>>59223147
you mean COMFYtown!!!!!?
>>59223230
derp
>>59223220
other view from the same spot
>>59223248
Jesus Christ, what an nice looking range.
>>59223287
>>59223282
>>59223220
dónde esto es?
>>59223362
Church of this village
>>59223286
a based fjord in Gros Morne Park, Newfoundland
>>59223327
Bien al Norte en la provincia de Neuquén en zona de pre-cordillera
>>59223413
>>59223439
an example of Newfoundland's cliffy coastline
>>59221689
Can I marry your sister and live in that beautiful place until I die?
>>59223451
gracias, la guardo con nombre o sino después me olvido dónde carajo es
como esta foto por ejemplo
Meteora, Greece
>>59223469
last Newfoundland pic wew
>>59223439
>Gros Morne Park
Beautiful, but that literaly means "big bleak park"
Mountains of Svalbard
Svalbard is interesting
>>59223530
the name seems odd, considering its rather green and lively
>>59223439
>Vikings cross the Atlantic
>Discover Newfoundland
>It looks just like Norway
I wonder if they were disappointed.
>>59223569
Well the Americans have the Grand Tetons = huge tits, so why the fuck not
>>59223615
The gap between the cliffs on the background of that pic is actually pretty big
>>59223511
Dificil de saber porque ese paisaje podria encajar en muchos lados, no seria raro que fuera en Arg porque los ese modelo de fiat fue de lo mas comun
Giant's Causeway in Northern Ireland. A really cool place.
>>59223585
well considering they just previously discovered Greenland, Newfoundland might as well have been the new fertile crescent to them kek
by the way, they ended up finding a second and third viking settlement in Newfoundland, this time on the southwest coast, rather than north
>>59223703
Something similar here in California.
>>59223703
>>59223716
That's pretty cool.
>>59223774
http://blogs.agu.org/georneys/2012/11/18/geology-word-of-the-week-c-is-for-columnar-jointing/
I don't have much but this is the top of Mt Hallansan in Jeju
A lake forms after the rain
>>59223171
Is that ur mums gut? Lmao
My town, I can go skiing, shopping and bathing in the sea on the same day. Not sure if that's considered interesting.
Shit pic though.
pic related is a part of iceberg alley, where fuggin huge glacier icebergs break off from the arctic and flow down in between the coasts of Greenland and Labrador/Newfoundland, as you can see
Brittany
>>59223495
We live in sydney.
My grandparents own it, and move around their other properties (richfags). Also travel to obscure places like Iran, Oman and the kimberley.
And no to marrying my sister.
>>59223945
brittany is gorgeous
why are is ex-celtic europe best europe, nature wise
Rural landscape in Gers, not very natural but really comfy
Iceland has its share of interesting.
>>59223964
>why are is ex-celtic europe best europe, nature wise
Depends what you like, Britanny is beautiful but I more into mountains so I prefer other areas
Wales and Scotland have mountains though
>>59223964
>Iceland is ex-celtic
>>59222807
don't do it
How about a place called saint meme
>>59224025
wew, you're always an exception as you're literally part euro, part NA continental plates-wise
but isn't that celtic haplogroup very common in Iceland?
>>59224121
>>59223952
C'mon ausfag, my family own farms as well (ex latifundistas), not as pretty as yours tho.
I bet we could unite resources and exploit this lawless land as Porfirio Diaz would've dreamed.
Mandatory, gonna take a break with the pictures for a moment
>>59224098
Nice looking meme at least.
Torngat Mountains, Newfoundland
This is 10 minutes from where I grew up
>>59224311
Hey that reminds me of this
>>59224473
nice, same erosion process I suppose
>tfw your country has nothing interesting
Here's something boring you can guess how it forms
Oc, farmland in northern Ireland. Bit dull compared to other pics, but its rarely sunny :(
>>59224700
Dull with rolling hills is better than dull with flat land. That's comfy.
>>59222783
>>59222801
France is beautiful man, really underrated for its nature. One day I'll travel all over the country
Hitachi Kaihin Park
Stunning view of the "Golden gate of Finland", the longest bridge in Finland, opened in 2008. Costs were around 20 million euros and construction was started in the mid 70's. This bridge connects Finland with Western world and basically made Finland 1st world country. When you visit Finland, please visit the bridge and pay your respects. It's our national pride among dish drying closet, spördö spurpelo and angry birds.
>>59222948
It is not shopped. Its in Lofoten. I have been there
>>59223439
You call that a fjord?
Most of the nature in southern sweden is just endless lush green leaf forests and farmland just as green
with a coastline and 20+ celsius during summer
feels good
And the north and some parts of the south are filled with gargantuan forests that can be kinda creepy and also mountains
>>59224774
norway is beautiful as well,
The troll wall
Lake Bodom, Espoo
>>59224904
post trolltunga
>>59224179
nah, i'm good
>>59224906
wrong pic
>>59224918
Im on my phone. You do it..
>>59224815
>Costs were around 20 million euros and construction was started in the mid 70's
> opened in 2008
that's a joke tbqhwyf
>>59224940
looks like the average nordic lake desu
I doubt anyone's still lurking this thread, but regardless, here are some photos I've taken over the last 2 years.
Ala Archa, Kyrgyzstan
>>59224830
Yes, that's what you call it.
>>59224974
Uh huh?
>>59224774
Thanks, especially coming from a Norwegian since your country look amazing. The Alps are pretty popular as far as nature go as well as the rest of Provence but some places like the Massif Central don't get many attention, pic related
>>59224729
I second this, there are big plains in northern France with fields everywhere that are dull, but the same with rolling hills elsewhere suddenly has charm
>>59224974
That's all we got
>>59224976
Song Kol, Kyrgyzstan
>>59224941
This is a jättegryta or giants kettle, you can find them all over forests and rocky places, they are leftovers from the ice age
they are 2 meters deep or more and almost always filled with water
>>59225008
Osh, Kyrgyzstan
>>59220284
Saxony doesn't get enough love. Bavaria always hogs the spotlight.
>>59225026
these are also leftovers from the ice age that were swept with the glaciers when they melted
they can be found here and there in forests and are really really big
>>59225028
Guilderland, New York
>>59224976
No way man, Im planning on travelling through central Asia next year. How was it? Any recommandations?
>>59225056
Annandale-On-Hudson, New York
>>59225005
Well at least you have a lot of proper, real wilderness
>>59225026
Finland's biggest hiidenkirnu
>>59225012
I get sweaty hand everytime i see pics from there. Looks like its going to break loose any moment.
Here's one I took myself, though not in France obviously
>>59225107
i was actually on it, or close to it (i don't remember) two years ago
>>59225067
I loved Kyrgyzstan. Super cheap, relatively safe, beautiful nature and very few tourists. I'd be happy to answer any specific questions you have.
I'll post more pics from Kyrgyzstan when I answer you. I have plenty.
>>59225152
Im planning on going there this summer but no way am i stepping out on the ledge.
>>59225083
Juroszywo, Poland
>>59225104
How deep is it? I remember a lake that reminded me of one, it was on a mountain surrounded by rocky-mountainish beaches and it was like 5 - 10 meters deep and maybe 30 meters wide.
i think it was called Torrekulla sjö
Zion
>>59225050
This is not tsunami.
It's a well known place to see stream of cloud often.
>>59225159
Was it easy to get around? How was the food?
And any must-sees? I was planning on hitting up at least a couple of the other stans as well, probably uzbekistan and Kazakstan
>>59225248
they are stupidly massive
even the smaller ones
>>59225318
>>59222807
Do it
>>59225318
comfy rocks
Taken in Guadeloupe
>>59225411
this is a rullstensås
they hold caches of rocks under them and sometimes those rocks are also littered all around the place, formed by glaciers
>>59225411
What's interesting about it?
>>59225275
If you know basic Russian, getting around is easy as hell. The cheapest way is to take a marshutka (mini-bus). For 1500 soms (19 euros), I was able to get from the capital city to Almaty, Kazakhstan (almost a 250km distance).
Domestic plane tickets are also very inexpensive, usually only ~60 euros for a flight to anywhere within the country.
>>59225411
this looks like the average swedish island out on the sea
>>59225318
Yeah, this is a picture from last summer of a hollow one. It's been a bear's nest and now it's a minor tourist attraction.
>>59225494
It's pretty, that's enough for me
This was in Greece
>>59225549
nice
These are Isräfflor
they were formed by the glacial ice grinding against the rock and making it very soft on the surface, a lot of swedish beaches to the sea and the lakes are like this.
Storforsen – a really cool and big rapid in Sweden.
There're any number of Cyberpunk spots in Japan...
Comfy little islands, thousands of them.
>>59225619
are the small ones inhabited? I think it would be nice to live on your own island
>>59225619
we have them too iirc
explored a bunch when i was younger using a motorboat
Would anyone be interested in some pics I took in Indonesia?
>>59225275
The food is great, although all cuisine in Central Asia is more or less identical. Don't expect a lot of diversity when traveling from country to country.
Some of the most popular dishes are plov (fried rice with beef and vegetables), lagman (thick noodles in a meat soup - my personal favorite), beshbarmak (noodles with meat and meat sauce, pic related), manti (fried dumplings), shashlik (skewered, spiced meat) and lepyoshka (spiced bread).
As you can tell, Central Asian food is mostly meat, noodles and bread. All of it's delicious and, like everything else, super cheap. A full meal at the average restaurant in the capital city will run you around 4-5 euros. Outside, you can find food for much cheaper.
>>59225641
They're mostly uninhabited. My summer place is on an island in the archipelago sea, it's nice to have a landmass all to yourself even if it's tiny.
Azure window and blue hole in Malta.
eyafjallajökull during its 2010 eruption
Pic related, Bonnie Doon. Me and my family have a holiday house down their, it's beautiful just beautiful. You'll never experience true serenity until you go down to Bonnie Doon.
>>59225790
There's nothing more comfy than giant power masts.
>>59225275
The capital, Bishkek, is where you'll probably stop first. It's the only city in the country that can really be described as developed. There are tons of nearby mountain ranges to visit, such as Ala Archa, Song Kol and many more. I lived there for 5 months and never got to visit all of them. If you like mountain climbing, there's plenty to do.
In the South, you can visit Osh, the second largest city (which is really just a glorified village imo). Once again, there are plenty of gorgeous mountains just outside the city limits (pic related), but these are much more arid and rocky. There are also a number of significant mosques in the area, if you're into that shit.
In the East, there's the Issyk Kul lake, which is never particularly warm. I never visited it, but I've heard it's beautiful.
I think that covers everything. Hopefully you haven't bounced by now. Let me know if you have any more questions.
The monkey forest in Ubud, Bali
>>59225918
This is unintentionally sideways
This one is the sun setting on double six beach in Seminyak, Bali
>tfw you used to be able to freely explore these caves
>>59225952
>>59225918
Another beach pic, this time in Ubud, taken on a walk whilst waiting for our food at the dirty duck diner
>>59226028
A bit different this time, taken in the slums of Kota, Jakarta. Around 30 people live under this bridge, including children. There were makeshift houses here, but they were demolished by the local government a few weeks before my visit.
>>59226028
What about caves?
This is the "grotta del gigante" near Trieste, the largest tourist cave in the world 99x168x76 meters
>>59226135
Slums in the are of Kota known as "fish market" the entire slum is built atop stilts in the bay of Jakarta
>>59222807
A Hydro electric waterfall?
>>59223245
If you are loaded with cash perhaps.
>>59226213
My mistake, this portion is firmly on land, I can't find the pictures I took of the stilt section. Another pic, again in Kota, Jakarta. The makeshift homes pictured actually lead down to a long, dark access tunell with an open sewer running through. Inside are numerous cells in which families live. I remember seeing a man sat in the doorway of one, playing clash of clans on his smartphone, inches away from raw sewage.
Great place if you wanna get lost and die, or eaten by wolves.
>>59224117
it is. basically the deal is, loads of norwegian vikings en route to iceland made a pit stop in ireland to pick up some shit. among other things, they brought irish women with them.
Hell's Gate. More water flows through than Niagra Falls. Kind of have to hear it to truly experience it.
>>59226727
Does the peat ever burn underground, making it impossible to put out? Happens here.
Coming through
>>59222076
Vágar
>>59228013
>amazing people
>very diverse, almost all beautiful white, best of both worlds (Pale western/northern/eastern europeans, darker southern europeans, and sometimes even anglo/celtic looking people)
>amazing landscape
>comfy as fuck
>diverse range of European style buildings, but has that comfy Nordic fishing village feel to it
>chilly and cold
>Somehow is slavic
>got cucked by italy
Why does your country only have two flaws and why is it so perfect? Or are those just memes and it really isn't that good.
Southern Land Po
>>59221689
my farm near yass
>>59228983
>Somehow is slavic
Come back when your cunt isn't hispanic.
>got cucked by italy
How could Italy cuck Slovenia if Slovenia didn't exist before 1991?
Best cape of France, therefore of the world
>>59229102
>inb4 you get triggered and say american education
>>come back when your cunt isn't hispanic
wew lad calm down I still love your country. ;(
>>59229215
Forgot the pic, lmao.
>>59229215
You better love it, son.
>>59229235
>that huge Croater (Croatian crater) in Styria
Ayy, where did you find this map?
>>59229335
Just searched for a map of Slovenia and this came up.
>>59229187
Looks shit. France is shit.
>>59229578
Maybe, but at least he doesn't have to worry about stepping on a landmine every time he goes out to admire the scenery.
>>59229694
Jokes on you there is no scenery here
>>59220284
theme for this thread:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qwmYXylxA3g
