What's the nicest thing you can see from your house?

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The flowering cherry tree I planted 2 years ago in the front garden. Prunus autumnalis...its been flowering since November.

This mornings view from my bedroom window

The hills in the distance.

a friend had the beautiful view from her window printed on a blind…now they’ve built houses she pulls the blind down.

Live in the middle of a street so mostly just see other people's houses and gardens but everyone has trees in their gardens so lots of trees to see, and hedges, and Cyril the red squirrel when he comes by and many many birds including big fat pheasants who like to have a wander through.

The nicest thing though, which can't see right now because its daylight, there's clouds, and there's no activity currently, is the Northern Lights. Haven't seen at all yet this year and its been cloudy pretty much every night but hopefully will sometime soon.

The millstream running through the garden. No house for at least half a mile in any direction.

The Thames estuary. Love watching the river activity.

Not at all, I said it was my forsythia coming into bloom because it is the nicest thing. Beyond the forsythia is the bloody ladder factory, which is a hideous eyesore.

I live in a city centre so I can see another apartment block, restaurant, graffiti art of squid game

Nothing pretty!

I used to have that view too. Loved it. Always something to see

Acres and acres of arable fields on two sides, a wood, and sheep on the other sides.

Rivington Pike.

The windmill on the hill.

Our garden. The hazelnut bush has long catkins on at the moment and there are always loads of birds flitting about in and out of it. I love to sit in the dining room watching them.

Snowdrops, trees, wild birds and quite a bit of sky.