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Ah, yes, the splendor of the sun setting over the Logan sinkhole ...
Actually, I agree with you. Not about N. Philly per se, but that if one can get past the normative and cliched ideas of beauty it's a rewarding experience.
Having said that, though: New Zealand - wow! I lived there years ago and was there for 3 weeks last year. Still dazzled by almost everything I see there, esp'ly along the coast.
Montenegro-practically the entire country
Slovenia-practically the entire country
Croatian coast
Delphi, Greece
Istanbul, Turkey
Around Johannesburg/Pretoria, South Africa
California coast, desert and Trinity Valley(except for around Sacramento which is kind of boring)
Hudson Valley, New York
Hunting Island, South Carolina
St. Simons Island, Georgia
Florida Keys
Smoky Mountains, NP
Harpers Ferry, WV
Grand Canyon and northern Arizona
Valdimir and Suzdal, Russia
Red Square and the Kremlin, Moscow, Russia
St. Petersburg, Russia
Petra, Jordan
Vienna, Austria
Munich, Germany
Phuket and Ko Samui, Thailand
Budapest and the mountains of central and western Hungary
Mongolia
I've been all over the world, so this is a tough one. So I will look at it from the point of view of where would I like to go back and revisit. And I would have to say that would be New Zealand. I would especially like to see how Christchurch has recovered.
^ I lived in homer for two summers. It is beautiful, but so are alot of small coastal alaskan towns .
For me any remote place is equally beautiful. Whether it's desert, grasslands or mountains, I always find it beautiful when there is no sign of human activity for as far as you can see.
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