What's your favorite type of terrain? I personally find the rolling hills and river valleys in the "driftless area" of southwestern Wisconsin to be quite beautiful.
I've moved a lot, lived in different cities, states, and countries. But I'm New English from birth so I gotta go with 20th-21st century New England.
>farms and fields
>broken by stonewalls that are hundreds of years old
>old forest, reclaimed forest, everything in between
>4 distinct and merciless seasons
high sierra
>>794675
>annotated
my bad
>>794645
Very nice
For me it's a combination of greenery and jagged peaks like you find in GNP
>>794660
Yeah, me too, bud
I enjoy the ozark mountains in central MO
I have water spirit for sure. A great wooded swimming hole with some good rocks to jump off.
Pic related
>>794645
I also really like this kind of landscape, and it's even better if there's a rivermill
Whatever the isla alejandro selkirk is, I like it. The cool climate rocky islands like Shetland or Auckland Islands.
The Appalachian Mountains in Georgia
>>794809
Uhh, where are the mountains?
Apulian countryside.
I'm not the spiritual or sensible type but I fucking swear to god, there are pockets of reality amidst the overgrown olive groves and near the singing ripe wheat fields where you can physically feel the stillness of time, where nature has stopped the flowing of time to the last moment a man stepped on that rock, under that tree, near that bush, be it 10 hours ago or 10000 years before.
Everything so dry and hot, a merciless sun trying to kill everything under its gaze, crickets chirping, almost covering the song of the wheat in the wind.
It's fucking magic
The high, forested mountains of Alaska
>>794660
this but in the fall
>>795278
mmm the falltumn is a special time of year in newinglin
>>795206
Meals Reservoir Trail across the APW Reservoir. Valdez, AK.
>>795325
If it's the one above Solomon Gulch Hatchery then yes, never knew what the reservoir was called
>>795325
just googled it, not the same place but close enough
>>795325
The peaks in the background looked really familiar
>>795344
Oh, Solomon. Across the bay, above the Terminal. Meals was Cordova. Wups. Been a while.
>>795354
that's the one. Are you from Alaska?
>>795526
Yep. Lived in several places in southcentral AK. Valdez included.
>>795194
this.
I don't care what anybody says mountains are gay and fuck the west
Swamp 4 life
>>794675
This is so fucking ugly. There's no vegetation. It looks like outer space, hostile to life. It makes me depressed just looking at it.
I would take lesser topography for better ecology anytime.
South east alaska
>>795194
Early Cuyler? Is that you?
Mountain ash forest, Victoria, Australia
>>796525
Goddamn, Australia has a little bit of everything except huge mountains. Gorgeous.
>>796525
Damb, I gotta make my way down to Victoria finally when I move back to straya
The front range and rockies of CO.
>>796525
ohhh, those gorgeous silver wattle trunks
your own photo?
>>796637
> lived here my whole life
It's fun to look at once in a while but living here sucks
>>796643
You're insane. Colorado Springs, Monument, Woodland Park, etc. are GOAT
>>796234
and i find your favorite terrain to be mundane in its ubiquity and accessibility. fortunately there is room for more than one opinion on this subject.
but congrats on needlessly being a cock about it.
>>796683
Fort Collins FTW!
>>796749
bitch please
boreal forest gets my dick hard
>>796882
it's not sposta do that anon
British Temperate Rainforest for sure.
>>796906
another picture
I've also got a hardon for abandoned, overgrown pine plantations, but there are no pictures of those on the internet to show.
Haute Provence. There's a reason so many writers, painters and poets from all corners of the world end up there.
>>796427
No.
High sierras
>>796641
Nah nicked it off an ABC article
This thread seems kind of related and I didn't want to make my own, so i'll ask here. When it comes to ttracking animals/footprints, is it easier or harder to do in wetlands than it would be just your normal grassy plains? I thought at first it would be harder due to the watery soil filling in the tracks, but then I realized it might just make the indentation all that much more obvious.
Cass, Itasca and Aitkin Countied in MN. It's a shithole of retirees and trailer trash in a marshy, popply landscape but it's also the most beautiful country I've ever been in.
>tfw I'm not in my boat floating down the Mississippi
>tfw I don't have the nice sandy soil in between my toes
>tfw I'm not out in my boat checking beaver traps
The alpine plains of Western Norway
>>794660
>I'm New English
At best you're from CT
ida Gwaii. Endless sandy beaches, immense tidal flats & pools, kelp forests with an abundance of wildlife, moss-covered old growth forests, & mountains that are just the perfect size to be climbed. And that mist, god damn.... that mist makes everything so beautiful & mysterious. When you're sitting on top of Tow Hill during a windstorm and the sky opens up to a scattered terrain of sunbursts & rolling cumulus clouds, you almost feel as if you're viewing the end of the world itself, in all its mashing terror & unspeakable beauty.
Fuck, I miss home.
>>795199
Welcome to the midwest
>>796683
>how to find an out of stater
>>799234
...i don't get it
I just like places that are mossy with deciduous trees, or places with lakes and rivers that can be traversed easily. Don't have any of that here though.
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