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My children being born.

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A few years ago, I drove to the interior of British Columbia (Canada) with a couple of friends. The most beautiful landscape I have ever seen is Lake Louise and the surrounding area. The turquoise-colored lake is surrounded by forests and mountains. The view from the top of the mountains is absolutely spectacular - there are forests, mountains and glaciers all around.

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A new one:

A place called Tupper Lake New York in the winter, it's covered in snow a foot or more deep and the sky is a pale wonderous blue with not a cloud in site.

It is a realy amazing site though the town it's self is tiny and has a grand total poplace of 7,000 http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/images/smilies/happy.gif

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1) My wife, on our first date, at our wedding, and this morning 20 years later.
2) My children, esp. at birth and while sleeping. http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/images/smilies/happy.gif
3) Delaware Water Gap. We'd been hiking for hours through light rain when we came around the bend and saw the Gap, in late morning, shrouded in mist.
4) Judy Garland as Dorothy (esp. singing "Over the Rainbow"), Carrie Fisher in Star Wars (esp. giving her message to R2D2), LOTR movies (esp. Arwen).

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Not necessarily in order...

1. Otter Cliffs at Acadia National Park - (the pictures still don't do it justice) http://www.acadiamagic.com/OtterCliff.html

2. Luke looking at the 2 moons over the deserts of Tantoine (just such a cool shot on the big screen!)

3. The smiles on my only child when I come home from work.

My wife doesn't read these forums, but she's always beautiful anyways. http://forum.shrapnelgames.com/images/smilies/wink.gif

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Wife and I have always wanted to travel in the direction of Acadia NP. VT in the fall with all those white birch trees and Maine for its wonderful coast and fishing villages. A photographer's dream.