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Started by m-Kresol, August 18, 2018, 01:13:28 PM

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m-Kresol

I thought I change things up a bit. Holiday season is still ongoing, so I thought it would be nice to see what everyone was up to. So, if you like, post some pics of your vacation destination. I bet we will collect some beautiful places from all over the world.

I was hiking a lot the last two weeks, here's a best-of including the "Hohe Tauern" and some parts of Vorarlberg, both in Austria.












More pictures on my blog linked in my profile, if someone is interested.
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gordo

Incredible!  Thanks for sharing those pix.  With our house on the market and an old dog I blew off vacation this year, although hoping to get to Canada to be with family this Christmas.  This will be a great thread.
Gordy Power
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mjg

Finally I have some photos to put on this thread. 

My dad declared that he wanted to climb Mt. Everest.  We were all well shocked.  After a few more questions, we realised he meant Mt. Kosciusko - the highest point in Australia.  Easy to get the two confused I guess. 

So my dad, my son and I walked up to the top a few weekend back.  It's about 4 hours walking round trip from Thredbo, with the highest point being about 2200m altitude.  Yep, Australia isn't known for its high peaks. 

Still a nice view though.








alanp

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EBK

My recent travels have involved scenic mountain views as well (sort of).
Here is a tiny portion of the "world's largest" indoor model railroad setup at EnterTRAINment Junction near Cincinnati, Ohio, US:

The whole thing is really quite huge (relatively speaking -- how does one describe a gigantic miniature model anyway?) and well worth a visit.
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matmosphere

Quote from: EBK on April 27, 2019, 11:09:24 AM
My recent travels have involved scenic mountain views as well (sort of).
Here is a tiny portion of the "world's largest" indoor model railroad setup at EnterTRAINment Junction near Cincinnati, Ohio, US:

The whole thing is really quite huge (relatively speaking -- how does one describe a gigantic miniature model anyway?) and well worth a visit.

That place is very impressive, far more impressive than I thought something like that would be. I was there last summer with my kids and their grandparents and everybody had a good time.

They even hid some pretty hilarious stuff in there that you'd never find unless someone showed you. A hobo taking a dump was hidden somewhere.

jimilee



My last trip was a long weekend in Nashville for our anniversary.


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