What are your pretty places to visit around the world?
From Tasmania's tulip fields to the pink waters of Western Australia's Lake Miller: Drones capture bird's eye view of Australia's most loved landmarks.
From the pink waters of Western Australia's Lake Miller to Tasmania's vibrant tulip fields, the aerial snaps showcase the country's natural beauty as never seen before.
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Found this in the Daily Mail just now, in Tasmania!
This stunning footage may look like it's come straight from a Hollywood SciFi film, but it's in fact a rare scientific phenomenon known as bioluminescence, where billions of cells in the water come together to form a bright blue glow. The footage was captured in Preservation Bay, on the remote island of Tasmania.
New Forest, Hampshire, UK.
Most of this area is very pretty, it has its own atmosphere unique to the area. There is nothing new about it. The fact is it is an ancient forest where William the Conqueror rode with his sons. Rufus was a son and there is a stone in his name there. He was killed by an arrow.
But be careful of the ponys that are allowed to roam and do! Some cattle and lots of pigs roam the roads and forest.
I call it my magical place, but don't go on weekends! Husband was born in a village there and I was born in Winchester. We still have relations there. Husband on the request of his parents scattered their ashes there some years ago. Very emotional experience.
Ann..love the New Forest..it was a favourite day out during the school holidays and also visits to Beaulieu Abbey...
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THE YORKSHIRE DALES
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Yorkshire, the largest of the British Counties. Miles of stone walls that have been created Years ago by the farmers, miles of twisting roads with hedges. Often driving through theseCountry lanes a partridge would come running across the road, or a squirrel would jump From one side of the narrow lane to the other side. Mole hills scatter some areas of grass.Much to my late standard poodles amusement. He was not familiar with Moles in Oz. If you have time to wonder around the UK this is another part of the world that is worth a visit. Best time would be in August/September although nobody can guarantee the Rains will abate in any month. If you want to see the Spring daffodils in York the colder months would be the best time. Harrogate has some lovely expanse of green lawn with crocus in.
The most beautiful village I have ever visited. Absolutely enchanting
Yorkshire UK, we lived there for 3 years, it is the largest of UKs counties....very pretty.
A very popular county for walkers too. York city is an ancient city well worth a visit.
<img src="http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2017/07/13/13/424AAFF100000578-0-image-a-70_1499949533497.jpg" height="382" width="636" alt="Scottish castle with two islands on sale for £3.75m" />Glenborrodale Castle, in Lochaber, Scottish Highlands, boasts 16 bedrooms and an impressive 133 acres of land, which extends across Loch Sunart to the Isle of Risga and Eilean an Feidh'. The baronial home has a turret with panoramic views of the surrounding beautiful scenery and its own private jetty. While inside the fairy-tale property there is a gym and sauna, commercial kitchen and games room.
Have visited many pretty man made places Ann, but none can beat the natural wonders. Last year in Morocco, we took a camel ride to watch the desert sky and this sort of image suddenly makes you feel grateful to whoever created it. This is an image from the internet: