2017 solar eclipse was awe-inspiring. 1:24 seconds of awe.

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Sep 15, 2020
12:06:00pm

mango All-American

2017 solar eclipse was awe-inspiring. 1:24 seconds of awe.

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mango

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POLL: What is the most awe-inspiring natural sight you personally have ever seen?

spoxjox

9/15/20 12:01pm

Other, but related to your last choice.

Cougarrr

9/15/20 12:03pm

Other, related to other. I like that. Not useful, but clever.

spoxjox

9/15/20 12:03pm

I meant "second to last choice"

Cougarrr

9/15/20 12:05pm

j/k, I knew what you meant

spoxjox

9/15/20 12:06pm

My calf muscles in the mirror at the gym

WhirleyPop

9/15/20 12:04pm

You missed the "natural" part.

spoxjox

9/15/20 12:04pm

Crater Lake in Oregon

Cougs1

9/15/20 12:05pm

Went there in July a few years back totally excited to see it. It was snowy

crack

9/15/20 12:39pm

Zion NP

Ojiisan

9/15/20 12:05pm

2017 solar eclipse was awe-inspiring. 1:24 seconds of awe.

mango

9/15/20 12:06pm

I plan on making a trip to Texas to view the next one in a few years.

9/15/20 12:36pm

We're planning to go to Indianapolis. Before that eclipse, I never would have

mango

9/15/20 1:33pm

RE: POLL: What is the most awe-inspiring natural sight you personally have ever

BigTex

9/15/20 12:09pm

Yosemite Valley

DC12

9/15/20 12:10pm

Hiking sequoia and redwoods. Glacier national park has some amazing vistas.

Squirt

9/15/20 12:11pm

Super Typhoon Pamela

Sea Chicken

9/15/20 12:12pm

Ravens floating in the fog on the edge of a 400 foot cliff on Porcupine Rim in Moab. Or rafting the Colorado river after

CougarTailDevourer

9/15/20 12:13pm

A full moon resting over the beach in Maui right before sunrise

CougarHut

9/15/20 12:18pm

I put Niagara Falls. I wouldn't trade witnessing the births of my children for

spoxjox

9/15/20 12:18pm

Li River

mokelembembe

9/15/20 12:22pm

The area surrounding Yangshuo is stunning.

DC12

9/15/20 12:31pm

Iguazu Falls, Victoria Falls, Torres del Paines, northern lights, Mount Everest,

donnerstag

9/15/20 12:25pm

Na Pali Coast, Kauai

TheLoanArranger

9/15/20 12:26pm

This, absolutely unbelievable!

Romex

9/15/20 12:27pm

Does a photograph of the natural "world" count?

JmThms

9/15/20 12:44pm

If so, it's this 1.5 giga pixel photo of the Andromeda galaxy....

JmThms

9/15/20 1:30pm

So many to choose from. Hard to choose just one - maybe Kauai or Switzerland. Here's some of my top ones

Zenoch

9/15/20 12:55pm

I’m not well-travelled, but Delicate Arch at sunset.

mobomanjoe

9/15/20 12:57pm

3 way tie: Toa trees on 'Eua, 2017 solar eclipse, and Mapu'a 'a Vaea blowholes.

9/15/20 1:53pm

Great Barrier Reef...truly amazing.

specsauce

9/15/20 1:53pm

The birth of my children is in a different league, but the Aurora Borealis was stunning. Truly amazing.

cheezedawg

9/15/20 2:27pm

Simple, but seeing the moon and Saturn through a high optic telescope is awesome

9/15/20 2:56pm

I once witnessed a bird land on a transformer, then the transformer blew

DeekLyfter

9/15/20 4:31pm

Yellowstone

crimedog

9/16/20 6:54am

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