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

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Sep 15, 2020
2:27:34pm

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

The last night we were in Finland, the full sky from north to south was filled with aurora. It would slowly move across the sky like green taffy getting stretched, and every once in a while it just exploded into vibrant colors of pink, yellow, purple, and a little orange dancing across the sky. Spectacular.

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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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