Top 10 places based on what criterion?darkar said:
I can't even seem to manage planning 2 months into the future!Gokul43201 said:Astronuc, how on Earth does one make plans going 2 years into the future ?
One of those special in a lifetime events. I'll be half a century - and I plan a rim-to-rim round trip in less than one day. The question is how challenging - during a cool period in spring or fall, or doing it during summer - like July or August, when the temperatures are in excess of 105°F (41°C).Gokul43201 said:Astronuc, how on Earth does one make plans going 2 years into the future ?
nahanni national park reserve, nwt \/ (world's first unesco world heritage site, bet you didn't know that)darkar said:
guilin, mt huangshan, huanglong, all in chinadarkar said:
darkar said:
Pengwuino said:
Awesome!fourier jr said:
I'm going! :!) :!) :!) Near the top of my list. :!) that's all in nepal, right?Astronuc said:Even better!
Paiju Peak on the left, Trango Towers those on the right.
Paiju Range
Paiju Peak - 6611 m
It's near Gasherbrum, Broad Peak, and K2.
Mountains there are typical 7-8+ km.
No, this area is in northern Pakistan, just north of Jammu and Kashmir (disputed area between Pakistan and India). K2, Broad Peak, and Muztagh, are right on the border of Pakistan and China (Xinjiang Weiwuer).fourier jr said:
Paiju is short by comparison to others, but it has some of the steepest/shearest faces I've ever seen. Years ago, I tried to find info about it and then forgot. I searched google the other day, and found quite a lot of info.I also have made plans for 50 years in the future, but that depends on a lot of other things happening or not happening until then.Gokul43201 said:Astronuc, how on Earth does one make plans going 2 years into the future ?
Just about any mountain, but some of my favorites are listed above in Post #21.brewnog said:
MY NUMBER ONE most Beautiful beach in the WORLD (I've been to a lot), is definitely the big beach on Anderson Air Force base, at the North of Guam. As I said before, I haven't gotten a good picture yet.Zygotic Embryo said:
Astronuc said:Mt. Everest, called the top of the world, is the highest.
Ivan Seeking said:In the middle of town sits a small cemetary. I would guess that the average age of death indicated was around twenty-five.
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