Most beautiful place on earth you've seen, if you're a regular person?

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What's the most beautiful thing you've seen traveling this earth, as a regular person? Ie, not on assignment to someplace very remote connected to your job, or you're not a super solo adventuring adventurer?

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Maybe it’s not normal person enough, but the night sky in the Sahara was just mind blowing. I stayed awake all night watching stars.

And I’d say just generally I’m in awe of any star-filled sky. As a city dweller, it’s a rarity for me and feels so special. I think it’s spectacularly beautiful.

Also driving the California coast through Big Sur, I found those ocean cliffs so beautiful and powerful it almost made me weep.

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The beach in Lanikai, HI is stunning. White sand, turquoise water, so beautiful.

Also loved Crater Lake.

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Shoal Bay in Anguilla

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Night sky crammed full of stars, while in one of the high mountain hostels along the Haute Route, Chamonix-Zermatt that's more removed from "civilization"

Plitvice Lakes National Park, Croatia

Hoodoos, Bryce Canyon NP - just so unique

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Tuolumne in Yosemite

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Yellowstone National Park
Big Sur
Hawaii
Swiss Alps
Jackson Hole area / Tetons
Joshua Tree

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Hawaii
Swiss Alps
Alaska costal cruise ( looks like they flooded the Alps)

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Hawaii

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The Lake District in England. It's mindblowingly beautiful.

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Badlands in South Dakota
Antrim Coast in Northern Ireland

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South Island, New Zealand near Wellington and Milford Sound

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The Grand Canyon
Laguna Beach
Driving along the PCH in NorCal

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Hikes around Pitlochry Scotland
Sedona, AZ
Coastal Maine

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Several spots in Iceland left me stunned

Fanal forest on Madeira Island...and the PR1 hike

Lake Como, Italy