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Or better!

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G*D, those places are lovely! They'd probably give me a panic attack, because they're "exposed" with no trees in sight...but still. Beautiful. Thanks, Iz! ;D :notworthy: :kiss:
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Throw me on a desert island with the writings of Heraclitus, Parmenides, Plato, Aristotle, Descartes, Kant, Kierkegaard, Nietzsche, Shestov, Husserl, Heidegger, Sartre, Foucault and William Burroughs and I'll be happy. Oh, and make sure there's a Deborah Harry, mid-30s, that never ages and does whatever I tell it to. :twisted:
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You guys rock. :notworthy:
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Oh, and did I mention I’d also require a copy of Station to Station by David Bowie and an unlimited supply of Fresca?
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At least we made the list James :lol:
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AWWW! You'd ALL make *my* list! ;D :notworthy:
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Here's some pictures I took when I was flying back over the Alps (possibly my favourite region of this planet) from Florence, just after Nieuwjaar this year...

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And also the West Highland Way :lol: ! For the non-Scots, this is a path that starts in my end of town and quickly goes out, up through woodland and over moors, past Loch Lomond and up to Fort William in the Higlands (about 90 miles long, I believe). I often go up the first 5 or 10 miles of it as it's so close to me. And I can see this hill, Dumgoyne, from my bedroom window... :D

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By the way I took that last one as well :wink:

Here's to woodland walks and all the little creatures I run into... I saw a deer the other day :notworthy:
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Damn, you're good !

They'd be great things for "The New World" too - a perfect fit with the mood........
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Carpathian Psychonaut wrote:Damn, you're good !

They'd be great things for "The New World" too - a perfect fit with the mood........
Coming from a chap who appears to know his way around camera rather well, I'll take that as a compliment :notworthy: :D .

I am a 110% amateur :oops:

I am also available for weddings, bar mitzvahs, and Anton-Corbijnesque photos of pretentious Heartland gents posing in the Art Deco tunnels of Antwerp... :innocent: :lol:
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boudicca wrote:... I saw a deer the other day :notworthy:
You mean Venison :twisted: ...............there is room on this Planet for ALL Gods Creatures..................................right next to the Mashed Potatoes :innocent: :twisted:
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scotty wrote:
boudicca wrote:... I saw a deer the other day :notworthy:
You mean Venison :twisted: ...............there is room on this Planet for ALL Gods Creatures..................................right next to the Mashed Potatoes :innocent: :twisted:
I did have a reindeer fillet last year when I was in Sweden. And I have to say, it was a meal so delicious that it probably warrants inclusion in this thread...

...however, it was also about 70 of your best Euros for me alone :eek: , so on second thoughts it probably doesn't!
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As promised...

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boudicca wrote:I did have a reindeer fillet last year when I was in Sweden. And I have to say, it was a meal so delicious that it probably warrants inclusion in this thread...
...and I have to say that I had horse served to me in Leningrad that was slightly less appetising than the plate it was on :urff:

As to the world, apart from the lack of equine steaks, I think we need cliffs.

They are wonderful things to provide great views and the crashing of waves - all of natures beauty and power in collision. They are also a great thing on a cloudy day for dramatic piccies, thus:-

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Best thing about this imaginary world is that everything we have suggested already exists in the very real world all around us. :P :notworthy:
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Dr. Moody wrote:Best thing about this imaginary world is that everything we have suggested already exists in the very real world all around us. :P :notworthy:
Yeah, but the difference is, in this world there's no Robert Kilroy Silk :lol:
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How about a little mystery and magic.
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Carpathian Psychonaut wrote: As to the world, apart from the lack of equine steaks, I think we need cliffs.
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NOT that kind, please, Iz! *Shudder* :urff: :lol:
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@ Claire - lovely! :D

@ Erudite - where's that? I wanna see it! :D
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@ Erudite - where's that? I wanna see it! :D

It's the shrine room at Anam Cara just outside of Inverness.

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