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[Day_Tripper]

You call that a mountain?  I'll show you a Mountain. 

Our mountains are the perfect size. Just large enough to train on, so we can invade other people’s mountains, but not so big they make our army tired.

It’s like everything in this country. Our wild life isn’t exactly wild is it? You’re not going to be chased down by some rabbits are you?

Is everything in your country small?  After all, you live on an island and we own a few.

[lashmar]

Is everything in your country small? 

Pretty much. We have things that are small but old. Hell my living room is only 10 foot by 10 foot. The house is 18 foot wide I think.  lol.

[Day_Tripper]

Your buildings are older.  The guinness factory is leased for something like 5000 years?  That was a great move.

But...our land is older.  Ever seen a tree trunk that you can drive through?  This is in California and when I was a kid my mom took us here so we could drive through the tree trunk.



Ever seen a geyser?  This is "old faithful" from the Yellowstone national park.  They call him that because he spews fairly regularly, although I've heard he isn't as regular as he used to be.  The other geysers are harder to predict.



What about the Hawaiian vulcanos?  I've never been to Hawaii personally, but the vulcanos are a reminder of who is really in charge.



Here is St. Helens when he blew.  I know I know, I used to think that St. Helens was a girl too, but he isn't.  I wish I could find the video of the camera man who was up there when he blew.  It was amazing footage and the guy survived.  Locally, they played his video over and over.  Everything went black and he is running down and yelling "I think I'm in hell". 



This is from Victoria BC Canada.  They market themselves as a "little bit of England".  You can have high tea at this hotel in the afternoon.  You can see most of Victoria in a few hours of tourist attractions.  However, I've been told that it's a big foothold for the "them" (illuminati, masons, etc.).



And, check out this site's pictures of the Canadian San Juans, which I just learned that the Canadians call them the Gulf Islands. 

http://www.gulfislandsphotos.com/photographs/

[lashmar]

That looks nice but I want a nice farm up there.



But we have Kew Gardens:





I've never been there but I'd like to go one day.

[lashmar]

And you have to remember that London (therefore the UK) is well above (latitude) the US. We’re up and past Victory in BC as well I think. We have nice sunsets as well, they last for over an hour in the summer.

[Day_Tripper]

Your latitude is closer to SE Alaska.  In Seattle we're latitude 47, or there abouts.

A farm?  Here is one in BC that is for sale by owner.  On the state side of Okanagan is where a fema camp was built.

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjlj8e_lbm0" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjlj8e_lbm0</a>

[lashmar]

This is Cambridge, which is just down the road from me. I took Kim to the first one the other week:

[Mr. TOP SECRET]

Not sure if this would fit in this thread, but I thought this was a cool picture when i ran across it on google. 

[lashmar]

Yeah it if in here.


I like the dude from Lord of the Rings in it as well.

[lashmar]

It may not be Landscape but it's a part of it: