What is the most spectacular view you've ever seen in your whole life?

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I honestly don't know. Possibly a beach in Bali.

Most of Nepal.

Pokhara in particular.

Baby turtles hatching on the beach in Costa Rica to the backdrop of the most incredible sunset I've ever seen.

Early morning mist over the edge of Grand Canyon where we'd just spent the night in a log cabin. Back in the 60s and there was only a rail at the edge.

Visitor accommodation is now completely different.

The milky way from the middle of the outback near Alice Springs.

The Cape of Good Hope, where the two oceans collide. It was breathtaking.

Oh yes I agree with The Cape of Good Hope.

Probably the Amalfi coast in Italy. Stunning

the first inch of my first born appearing into the world

Oh I forgot the northern lights - stunning too and some amazing views in Iceland. Luckily went just before coronavirus hit the UK

@Downunderduchess I’m trying to figure out what hotel you stayed in. I’m thinking Edgewater but very zoomed in...

For you Almostfifty - last Thursday...
Guess where??

The Grand Canyon - on the back of a mule heading down to the bottom!

The first sight of NYC when the twin towers were still there.

The migration in the Masai Mara

@bettybattenburg That photo gave me an enormous rush of homesickness and I might have cried a little bit.

The view from Kildonan on Arran out to Ailsa Craig
From Elgol over to Loch Coruisk
Torrin driving round the bay, both on Isle of Skye
The view as you approach the Isle of Rum - Kinloch Castle coming into view
The approach to Iona
Point of Ness, Isle of Lewis
The approach to Stornoway Airport
Looking over Bosta Beach to the Atlantic on Great Benera
The beach opposite the airport on Barra
Glen Coe

I love all of these views, breath-taking, vast and wild. However, I've always wanted to go to St Kilda and we saw it from North Uist last year. It's 40 miles away but it rose up from the horizon as the skies cleared and it made me cry because it was so amazing.

@GrouchyKiwi sorry about that...I won't post any more.

Ah, betty, you should post all the photos!

The salt flats in Bolivia. It's like being on another planet.

About a week into lockdown, the dark, dark night sky and the bright, bright stars from a hill above my village, DD and I stood up there fir ages stargazing.

Saturn through a telescope. Left me speechless for a few seconds.

Northern India towards the border with Pakistan and Afghanistan. Every view looked like a painting. Stunning.

The view from rock arches in the Namib desert at sunset. The minerals in the rocks glow so brightly you can hardly look at them. The view across peat marsh to the sea in County Galway when the sun is shining and it's not actually raining but there is so much moisture the air is full of rainbows.

A Vulcan aircraft flying very low overhead at an air show many years ago. Precious memories with my dad. The engine was phenomenal

bunsanroses1 I would love to see that