Favourite outdoors area/spot.where you live and/or in another country. Why?
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My favourite is the rainforest areas of coastal southern Victoria, Australia. They are like something out of Jurassic Park, and in a perfect world I would be able to buy a few acres and build a log cabin there.
Maybe when the zombies take over...
Maybe when the zombies take over...
Im not telling. If I do before long all these other people will show up. People I do not like, with screaming children and blaring sound systems.
Land developers will show up and build giant high rise hotels, for the people with screaming children, because sleeping in a tent is uncomfortable, and there is no AC.
Land value will go up, taxes will go up.
Then I will have to find a new place for the hermit convention.
how are we supposed to get any hermiting done if you all keep showing up.
Land developers will show up and build giant high rise hotels, for the people with screaming children, because sleeping in a tent is uncomfortable, and there is no AC.
Land value will go up, taxes will go up.
Then I will have to find a new place for the hermit convention.
how are we supposed to get any hermiting done if you all keep showing up.
why are you in my bathroom ?I know where that is.
Swamps in Ark and Louisiana , Big Ben area of SW Texas, The Woods of the Cache and White River Refuges.
The New River Gorge Bridge, I've lived no more than 15 minutes away from this wonder for the better part of 25 years now. Nature at its best here in West Virginia!
We here in Wyoming don't reveal such secrets. We are afraid everyone would want to live here!
South mountain in phx is where I head to hike and clear my head...sadly, work gets in the day or I would be in much better shape
Chickasaw National Recreation Center in Sulphur, OK.
Bartram Canoe Trail. This blackwater river looks like it's in the middle of nowhere, but it's actually off a fairly busy road in Jacksonville. Great place to kayak. I've seen alligators, a variety of snakes, osprey, fish and spiders. Heard - but have not seen - wild boar and river otters.
Arkansas, has great natural areas to explore. Our favorite is north of us, Devils Den State Park. Outlaws used to hide the numerous caves. Great trails for hiking.
been there,and another place is robbers cave state park just over in oklahoma.
Where I lived for years, the Teutoburger Wald was almost in our backyard (ok ... still a few miles away 
). Great area for wandering and rock climbing.
Since I live in "polder land" nowadays, there is nothing really close (unless you like water and grass). But within two hours of driving, my choice goes to the Belgian Ardennes.
). Great area for wandering and rock climbing.Since I live in "polder land" nowadays, there is nothing really close (unless you like water and grass). But within two hours of driving, my choice goes to the Belgian Ardennes.
Anywhere above tree line in the summer.
Canyon De Chelly in the spring
A small canyon within the eastern part of the the Navajo Reservation. Real close to where I grew up
An aspen grove in the Chuskas
Lukachukai at sunset
All of these places put me back in balance and remind me of what is important. I've been away from my old stomping grounds far too long.
Canyon De Chelly in the spring
A small canyon within the eastern part of the the Navajo Reservation. Real close to where I grew up
An aspen grove in the Chuskas
Lukachukai at sunset
All of these places put me back in balance and remind me of what is important. I've been away from my old stomping grounds far too long.
not necessarily.i would love to hike the hill over there.Ahh yes, but everything in America is bigger, isn't it?
