Wow..the architecture...i'm impressed! :D

lol

You mentioned the West and the east, but, naturally, you skipped over the Midwest (central United States) which has nothing of interest, and is where I live.

sigh...

servus :)

Welcome! I thought I'd better say it hehe.

Holy **** Chris, how do you almost have as many posts as I do when you just joined a week ago!?
Are you on here 23 hours a day like doesn'treallymatter was?

I can make a hundred posts in a week, it's just about whether you post in the music sections often enough. And he's awesome, not a knob lol.

thank you dearest :)

nope. i just post a lot in the music section

West is definitely the way to go in terms of landscape. Not that there aren't beautiful things to see in the east, it's just the landscapes in the west are so big. Death Valley, for example, is one of my favorite places. Some pictures I took there a few years ago:

The white you see on the ground here is salt, and the temperature was about 35 C, while as you can see, there was still snow up in the mountains in the background.
http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o...water_path.jpg

The view looking down on that same area.
http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o...antes_view.jpg

Volcanic ash several miles north, still part of Death Valley though.
http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o...behebe_ash.jpg

The volcano that made all that ash.
http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o...ebe_crater.jpg

Zabriskie Point.
http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o...iski_point.jpg

Wow, your pictures are really amazing.
I'd so much love to see all of this beauty, that America has to offer..
Well I'm used to snowy mountains, even tho it's warm :)

http://www.berchtesgadener-land.com/...enigssee-1.jpg

my favourite place in the world :) just an hour away from me