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Little Lakes Valley, Eastern Sierra uploaded on 26 June 2008

Above 10,000 feet in the cool, clean mountain air of the Eastern Sierras, a hidden jewel of a valley dotted with lakes and ringed with snow-capped granite peaks.

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The Bridge and the Bay uploaded on 26 June 2008

On a clear winter's day, the world's most famous bridge in International Orange stands in contrast to the green hills of the Marin Headlands, the deep blue of the bay and the light hues of the city beyond.

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Glacier Bay National Park uploaded on 1 April 2008

The scenic route through the fabled Inside Passage to Alaska leads to Glacier Bay National Park. Here you'll find a spectacular, unspoiled labyrinth of deep fjords and dramatic glaciers plunging into the ocean, ringed by snow-capped peaks reaching to 15,000 feet -- the highest coastal mountains in the world.
The nearest highway is hundreds of miles away; a cruise ship is the easiest way to see this unspolit wonderland.

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Fisherman's Basket - Brunswick Heads, Australia uploaded on 22 February 2008

All along Australia's coast you'll find fish and chip shops delivering the bounty of the sea - whiting and calamari, served with chips and seasoned with lemon juice. Outstanding.

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Surfer's Paradise, Australia uploaded on 21 February 2008

Waking up to a spectacular view high above Australia's beach playground, the Gold Coast. Room 3809 at the Mantra Sun City Resort.

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Glacier Bay, Alaska uploaded on 21 February 2008

The scenic route to Alaska through the fabled Inside Passage leads to the remote Glacier Bay National Park. Here you'll find a spectacular labyrinth of deep fjords and dramatic glaciers plunging into the ocean, ringed by snow-capped peaks reaching to 15,000 feet -- the highest coastal mountains in the world. The easiest way to visit is by cruise ship; the nearest highway is hundreds of miles away.

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Stanley Park, Vancouver uploaded on 21 February 2008

On the doorstep of "The World's Most Liveable City" lies one of the world's great urban parks. Stanley Park is a 1,000 acre oasis of cedar, hemlock and fir trees. All the essential elements -- forest, mountains and ocean -- converge dramatically here at Canada's Pacific gateway.