Karl Wertanen wrote: East Glacier Montana. It's on Glacier National Park's eastern boundary, and is a gateway to some of the most incredible rugged mtns in the lower 48 (sorry Colorado, Montana has you beat). Also, It's a short drive from the Rocky Mountain Front Range, which is where the gradual rolling hills of the high plains runs up to a massive wall of mountains that stretches as far as you can see north to south. Unbelievable. The only thing it's missing is a large body of water, but GNP is filled w/many stunning glacial lakes. A landscape photographers dream
Beautiful!
One of the many places I like to visit and we drove right past it on our honeymoon without even knowing it was there. urgh.
Savannah Ga.- Historic with horse drawn wagons and cobblestone streets. Very artistic with lots of different Squares full of many flowering plants, sculptures and monuments.
California's almost one city - there's hardly any break in buildings and people, at least from the Mexico border to San Francisco.
But I, personally, would have to vote for Seattle. You have all the history, the trees, the water with all the boats and ships, the mountains, everything right there.
Gotta put my vote in the New York City. It has Times Square, the docks and harbor, Statue of Liberty, Little Italy, China Town, Harlem, Central Park, 3 major bridges, Yankee Stadium, the Bronx Zoo, museums. And 4 completely separate seasons to photograph it all in.
Where Im at Flagstaff Arizona. Im 80 miles south of the Grand Canyon, 30 miles from Sedona, an hour to either end of the Painted Desert, and 2.5 from Monument Valley. Plus there are all sorts of lesser canyons and areas that are rarely seen by tourists. Such as Sycamore Canyon a little place I like to poke around in. This is a view from the Cedar Creek/Limestone Pocket branch of it. As you can tell Sunday was a crappy day.
Joves wrote: Where Im at Flagstaff Arizona. Im 80 miles south of the Grand Canyon, 30 miles from Sedona, an hour to either end of the Painted Desert, and 2.5 from Monument Valley. Plus there are all sorts of lesser canyons and areas that are rarely seen by tourists. Such as Sycamore Canyon a little place I like to poke around in. This is a view from the Cedar Creek/Limestone Pocket branch of it. As you can tell Sunday was a crappy day.
My husband and I stayed in Flagstaff when we were traveling on our honeymoon. Nice town. Got an oil change done while there.
Karl Wertanen wrote: East Glacier Montana. It's on Glacier National Park's eastern boundary, and is a gateway to some of the most incredible rugged mtns in the lower 48 (sorry Colorado, Montana has you beat). Also, It's a short drive from the Rocky Mountain Front Range, which is where the gradual rolling hills of the high plains runs up to a massive wall of mountains that stretches as far as you can see north to south. Unbelievable. The only thing it's missing is a large body of water, but GNP is filled w/many stunning glacial lakes. A landscape photographers dream
Beautiful!
One of the many places I like to visit and we drove right past it on our honeymoon without even knowing it was there. urgh.
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