Favorite place pictures!

This topic was created in the Miscellaneous forum by justagirl on Monday, November 14, 2016 and has 18 replies.

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I was inspired to make a thread to reflect were you grew up/lived. Mines is Washington state. It truly has 4 seasons and i love that you have the olympic national forest, oceans, mountains, you name it , we pretty much had it... Yes this thread may have been done before but i wanted a place to post my favortie pictures 😛

i took this one:

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the rest i did not

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Mt Rainier is my sanctuary, It's where my friend took me when i couldn't get over the loss I had when I was in my early twenties.

Whenever i go home to visit my familyi HAVE to go.

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This is a the creek that ran through the property my grandparents had in the family for several years, when my grandma passed in 2008 my pops couldn't stand to be there anymore so he sold it. Cant blame him they where together for over 40 years when she passed away.

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Seattle skyline on a rainy day lol

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Posted by Seraphlight
My country is very old you get bizarre combinations of eras of archecture on one street from Norman to Medieval Georgian Victorian art Decco Modern or Georgian all on one street. Ancient structures over a thousand years old in ruins in Victorian graveyards next to houses built in the eighties.

I love it, it relects a diverse culture and speaks of the history. Some of my favorite places to visit whenever i fly up north; are the older towns in the more rural areas. Im jealous of those overseas, you guys have so much more history than we do 🙂

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This is inside the famous Museum of Anthropology (MOA) in Vancouver, BC Canada. I found this online, on the MOA site.

Some displays change, but rarely the ones in the part of the museum shown because the totem poles are so tall and heavy, therefore hard to move. My parents took me to MOA often, at night when there weren't many people around. I rarely could see much outside the glass wall like you can here because of the timing of our visits.

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