I didn't realise until just now, but I'd really really like to go see a Redwood forest...

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I didn't realise until just now, but I'd really really like to go see a Redwood forest (California right?) Does anyone else have a natural wonder they

just have to see in person.

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UpForItNow · 22-25, F

The Rock of Gibraltar.

Midnightnerd · 22-25, M

@UpForItNow what's the main thing? the monkeys?

UpForItNow · 22-25, F

@Midnightnerd Its history, interesting strategic position as a British and naval enclave, and imposing isolated stature. Its exotic monkeys are the icing on the cake.

James57 · 61-69, M

Gibraltar is a fascinating place to visit @UpForItNow . Up on the rock there are many military installations, caves, tunnels and gun emplacements hidden away that can be explored, all in such a tiny area.
It pays to read up about the history. I have been twice and will go again.

FreestyleArt · 36-40, M

been there twice. I live not too far from there

Midnightnerd · 22-25, M

@FreestyleArt do you like it there? any surprises?

SW-User

I've read about the Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest in California where some of the trees are like 4 - 5000 years old. Five thousand years!!

DeWayfarer · 61-69, M

Saw thousands of them on my way from Reno Nevada to Shasta where I spent the night.

Here is a story with pictures and videos of one of my own experiences of a little known wonder.

Vedauwoo, Wyoming

https://similarworlds.com/3021312-I-Love-Rock-Climbing/3448800-TL-DR-Lots-of-images-and-two-vids-Vedauwoo

Midnightnerd · 22-25, M

@DeWayfarer what an interesting place thanks!

CrazyMusicLover · 31-35

I'd like to see Yellow mountains in China. It's not a must but if I think about unique places I'd like to visit I usually think about this one.

Midnightnerd · 22-25, M

@CrazyMusicLover they look so beautiful

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