Your favorite holiday pics

[boomcie]

Not much too explain I guess. Any nice nature pictures, thrilling experiences, great culture?

Show 'em here.
Please keep it limited to your own pictures.

 

[boomcie]

Lol, I'll hit it off...

Norway:

 

[boomcie]

Lol, I'll hit it off...

Norway:

 

[elapid]

Boomcie - nice photos! Particularly like your last photo with the sun coming over the mountains and reflecting off the lake. The colour balance is really nice, particularly with the richness of the green in the foreground.

 

[boomcie]

Boomcie - nice photos! Particularly like your last photo with the sun coming over the mountains and reflecting off the lake. The colour balance is really nice, particularly with the richness of the green in the foreground.

Thanks Elapid, that's the Geiranger Fjord. It's incredibly pretty.

 

[nvpacchi]

Saw this mural in Briancon and wet myself on spot

Lake Bled, Slovenia

Looking over the sleepy town of Luz St Saveur (Tourmalet and Luz Ardiden are somewhere in the background)

 

[nvpacchi]

Thanks Elapid, that's the Geiranger Fjord. It's incredibly pretty.

is that a sheep on the roof? lol

 

[boomcie]

Corsica:

Somewhere on the west coast


Porto


Bonifacio (look well, the city is in the background)


Le Lion de Roca Pina

 

[boomcie]

is that a sheep on the roof? lol

Yup. Most def a what the f**k moment.

 

[RedheadDane]

So... a couple of years ago (2004 to be precise) I went on a trip to Kjerag, Norway with a group from my old school.

There is a little rockface:

And this little rock wedged between two cliffs:

 

[JA.Tri]

So... a couple of years ago (2004 to be precise) I went on a trip to Kjerag, Norway with a group from my old school.

There is a little rockface:

And this little rock wedged between two cliffs:

There is no way I could enjoy standing on a rock like that. Reminds me of the "Nerve Test" Grampians...you walk out a line of stepping stones...with a ravine of increasing depth appearing on both sides. On the end stepping stone you face a drop of 100m or so. Anyway I calmly walked...only to crawl back on hands and knees. Not my most courageous moment.

 

[JA.Tri]

@ All... enjoyed the photos

@ Boomcie... I echo Elapid's acclaim of "Geiranger Fjord".

 

[RedheadDane]

There is no way I could enjoy standing on a rock like that. Reminds me of the "Nerve Test" Grampians...you walk out a line of stepping stones...with a ravine of increasing depth appearing on both sides. On the end stepping stone you face a drop of 100m or so. Anyway I calmly walked...only to crawl back on hands and knees. Not my most courageous moment.

Trust me... it was kinda scary! But with all the difficulties I'd had leading up to that moment there was no way I was gonna skip it!