Good stuff. Your friend looks happy.
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She’s old but still follows me everywhere. And if she couldn’t I’d carry her.
Nice. The water looks refreshing.
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That is incredible. Looks like a volcano. Man !!! Thanks
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You got it @Hemp , from a family trip to Glacier National Park, Montana, USA!
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That looks like a walkway right down from my house. Lol it looks good nice little nature walk. My eyes are playing tricks on me are you trying to show a plant? Lol. I called that sensor Kia.
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I wasn’t real sure but I’ve seen some places like that around at that corner of Utah and Wyoming. Right outside of Logan. I don’t remember it being a volcano there but I seen the water look like that in higher altitude. Definitely looks like you were on the airplane so cool. I have been in Montana a few times. Definitely one of the most beautiful states. There’s a whole story and national geographics about a farm there that started years ago when I was a kid and as I grew up I’ve seen the stories and this family grow with their farm. There’s a whole story and national geographics about a farm there that started years ago when I was a kid and as I grew up I’ve seen the stories and this family grow with their farm. Beautiful stuff again
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Hike from the 19th .been a while since to the ocean . Surrounded by it. But love my trips
No whale sightings this visit.
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Looks like you had a great time. Thanks for sharing. The ocean is so Beautiful.
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What region are those taken? Canada or US?
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it is The Republic of Newfoundland
Errrr Canada
Joined confederation of Canada 1949
Prior to that Part of.the British Empire in 1934
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Nice. The air looks so fresh.
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Nice pictures what was that castle like structure pretty cool building .
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The site goes back to the 12th century, the 1st castle was built by the Normans, having conquered England in 1066, they made their way to Ireland.
What is standing now, is mostly from the 14th century.
Its usually not so overgrown, reckon its probably due to covid interupting maintenance.
I grew up in this area, as kids we could get into the castle, used to frighten the sh1t out of each other telling ghost stories.
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