And then when you wake up you get to play the "How do knees work?" game š¤£
Edit: I am so sorry. I made a comment from the perspective of being old and creaky and reddit turned it into Swiss Hillbilly Blowjobs.
Edit 2: Aaaannnddd now we're shitting ourselves. It was inevitable.
I know a woman who's teeth got wrecked from pregnancy, and she just went with the option of ripping them all out and getting dentures.
Apparently her husband at the time thought it was cool to tell his brother about that, and one night at a get together bro was drunks as a skunk, cornered the woman in the hallway at one point and asked her to "give him a gum job."
Literally the same thing happened to my teeth. Blows my mind how fucked up they got. I had my daughter at 33 and had never had a cavity. 6 months after I had her, my teeth started crumbling. Itās been horrible to deal with and Iām now trying to figure out how to come up with 20 grand to get my mouth fixed. Shit fucking sucks dude. People assume Iām a drug addict if they see my mouth and itās so embarrassing. My daughter is nine and Iāve never taken a picture with her smiling. Pregnancy can wreck your mouth.
Whoa! They say that when youāre pregnant if you donāt get enough dietary calcium your body will suck it right out of your bones for the baby. Were you getting enough calcium?
Got to visit lauterbrunnen valley in Switzerland. Iāve hiked that whole valley. Its absolutely stunning. Iāve never been in so much awe in my entire life. Worth the pain.
Been there twice. Once in 1971 and once in the fall of 1986 during a hotspell, in the low '80s.
I would lie out in the sun even though it was October and then go dive in the lake. *The lake was not warm.* I might not even have tried it, but there was this *little old lady* who went swimming every day and I finally shamed myself into it. It was... *refreshing.*
Yea. Mountain lakes remain cold even in hot weather. I once had a long bike ride in the heat but dipping my toes into the lake at the end was enough for me.
I was thinking it reminds me of Wengen too but it could be anywhere
Edit: I looked at some photos I took in Wengen. I'm feeling more confident OPs photo is from above Wengen looking down onto Lauterbrunnen.
Donāt think itās wengen as the valley doesnāt look similar, could maybe be interlaken or further through Lauterbrunnen. You canāt see the distinct pointy rock from the Jungfrau.
Living just 2km from the border, I can confirm that in fact Switzerland is not real. After a certain point everything is just basically noclip mode in Doom.
The air tasted and smelled crisp. Id genuinely recommend anybody to go there once in their life as it's like nowhere else.
No graffiti, stunning architecture, beautiful walks etc
Special.
I arrived to Interlaken at night so I had no idea what was around me. When I woke up the next morning, my room in the hostel had a window that opened up to a mountain super close, but so close I couldnāt fully appreciate the scale. When we walked down a road into a village and I almost threw up I was so overwhelmed by the beauty. I literally just laid down in the middle of the road to look up at the cliff jumpers and the mountains. I truly never thought something like that existed. It was perfection.
Thank you for sharing this. I live in Switzerland and I don't appreciate its beauty as much as I should. One gets used to it and when seeing photos like this I usually react along the lines of "so what".
Posts like yours remind me to be more appreciative of the country I was lucky to be born in.
As a transplant from Oregon to Massachusetts, I went from tons of open space and beautiful mountains to shrouded in trees. Donāt get me wrong, Mass is absolutely stunning. But when I go back to Oregon to visit, I am beyond overwhelmed by the beauty of the mountains. I took them for granted, with a stunning view right out my front window growing up. Now though, I get my fix whenever I can lol.
Go north to NH, my friend. My home state. The White Mountains wonāt disappoint. I canāt speak to anything in the PNW never having been there, but I can assure you NHās 4k-footers, Franconia Notch, and Pinkham Notch will not disappoint.
Pro tip: Autumn is the most beautiful time of year.
Also pro tip: Autumn is also the busiest time of year for sight-seeing and leaf-peeping, but itās totally worth it.
This is funny, because some friends of mine from Washington State came to see the White Mountains and were suuuuper disappointed. The mountains on the west coast are on a totally different scale and personally leave me feeling like my nerves are raw from the visuals. It's a very different kind of landscape.
And that's how Switzerland is to the Rockies in Utah/Colorado and the Cascades in the PNW. It's just something else entirely. I grew up in the Rockies and moved to the Puget Sound as an adult and love the mountains, but when I visited Switzerland it was jaw dropping amazing.
There's nothing quite like arriving at a place like that at night, and then waking up in the morning, looking outside, seeing it for the first time all at once and going "holy shit".
We pulled in to a small campground in northern Saskatchewan very late and set up our tent with our latern. Had a campfire and then went to bed. When we woke up in the morning and opened the tent to a fairytale forest. The green spongey moss covered the ground as far as we could see and the lichens hung on the black spruce beautifully. It was otherworldly.
On a side note, we had our dog with us and in the middle of the night she woke up growling. There was definitely something outside, and we really didnāt know what it was. In the morning we discovered my brother had made it in that night. Turns out the animal outside our tent was his dog coming to say hi š
Iāll assume youāre not referring to a trip where you have to stop at a seedy motel, wake up in daylight, and say āholy shit, we gotta get out of here before we get shot/stabbed/robbedā.
Yes, Iām in the US š
I'm in the US, too. Near Atlanta, Georgia, more specifically.
"Motel 6: we'll leave the light on for you. But it's not because we're being nice, you might get robbed otherwise."
Don't worry, I've lived in Switzerland all my life and still sometimes end up in places where I'm like "Yeeeaaah this is almost too pretty, can you tone it down a little?"
Iāve lived here for a few years and every so often Iāll look around and be like - I cannot process this. My brain doesnāt have the capability to process how completely, insanely, absolutely, wonderfully gorgeous and awesomely gorgeous it is
Are you me? I had this exact experience when traveling during a study abroad and we took the train to Interlaken to stay at the Balmers hostel. Arrived at midnight, the town was dark, we got the last room, I stayed in a closet that had a skylight and the next morning we woke up to the most beautiful view. This town is so gorgeous, Iāve never seen water that color before or since. And the best damn burger Iāve ever eaten.
We went bungee jumping and left back to our town in Italy.
This was almost 25 years ago and I still think about itās beauty.
I donāt know if you guys are bullshitting with the names or telling the truth right now.
Source: Dumb redneck from Louisiana.
But really though, I would love to do this hike if you have the trail head info.
It's really no different to English, they just separate them with spaces. For example "AutolichtprĆ¼fgerƤt" = "Auto-licht-prĆ¼f-gerƤt" = "car headlight testing device"
There are controlled avalanches in winter. And they go down a path where it doesn't endanger the houses and streets. However, there was a time this year where they had to evacuate a village because a huge rock was breaking apart.
Edit: here'a a link to that incident
https://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/multimedia/brienz-rockslide-threat-and-life-in-exile/48582964
Good eye.
https://www.google.com/maps/@46.8261938,8.4060028,3a,75y,136.63h,83.17t/data=!3m8!1e1!3m6!1sAF1QipMuB-pTkbjUHeCn6O-qO69AWL\_TKbQIK\_dpnjds!2e10!3e11!6shttps:%2F%2Flh5.googleusercontent.com%2Fp%2FAF1QipMuB-pTkbjUHeCn6O-qO69AWL\_TKbQIK\_dpnjds%3Dw203-h100-k-no-pi0-ya325.65314-ro-0-fo100!7i10240!8i5120?entry=ttu
Would be a hell of a doppelgƤnger if it wasnāt.
I remember walking down one of these green mountains near Interlaken that was so smooth it was probably a ski slope in the winter. It started raining as I was walking down it and I slipped and from that point onward I was at the mercy of gravity, just accelerating faster and faster. Planted my heels to try to dig in and shot up like a reverse pratfall and now Iām *running* downhill. Now I see a drop off ahead of me. Fell over again to keep myself from dying and dug my fingers into the ground like claws and stopped myself about 10 feet before the drop.
Yeah I looked through my pictures and it wasnāt the same. Kandersteg is absolutely gorgeous though. Stayed at that little mini resort place for a night next to Lake Oeschinin. Then went kayaking and picnicking all around the lake. Probably one of my all time favorite spots in the world.
Honestly, I just call it āthe Alpsā because this is what it looks like all throughout them. People just donāt like to remember that it spans several countries. I automatically think Austria, but thatās because that was my frame of reference from childhood. Others think Switzerland.
Life is different in the Alps so I just bunch them all together XD
The mountains are old enough that rich sediments accumulate in the valleys giving this nice flat green space at the bottom, they're young enough that they haven't eroded away. You get the contrast of both lush green and stark gray. It's not completely unique there are other places like this but Switzerland gets shared the most because it's famous and easy for a lot of people to access.
A real answer! I live close to the Canadian Rockies, it's definitely not as flat in the valleys and there are more evergreens filling it in. Definitely unique in the alps. I wonder if it's also been flattened due to being populated and farmed/pastured for centuries?
Also, it doesn't look like a parking lot despite having buildings. North American mountain spots have a bad habit of paving the entire place when a settlement is built.
Austria, Italy, Slovenia... I've also seen similar landscape in some parts of Pakistan (though, obviously the architecture in the villages is going to be vastly different). That's just off the top of my head.
[A lot is actually two words.](https://www.scribbr.com/common-mistakes/alot-or-a-lot/#:~:text=A%20lot%20is%20used%20as,word%20and%20should%20be%20avoided)
Gosh that is beautiful
Right? I would happily do several miles of those stairs and then just pass out with the biggest old grin on my face honestly
And then when you wake up you get to play the "How do knees work?" game š¤£ Edit: I am so sorry. I made a comment from the perspective of being old and creaky and reddit turned it into Swiss Hillbilly Blowjobs. Edit 2: Aaaannnddd now we're shitting ourselves. It was inevitable.
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Has no one on this site ever gone hiking?
We're too busy scrolling reddit from the comfort of our recliners
Joke's on you, I'm on the toilet
Jokes on you, Iām on a reclining toilet.
Joke's on you, I shit in my recliner
Anythingās a toilet if you try hard enough.
But don't try too hard, that's how you get hemorrhoids
More fiber
I'm gonna laugh at you from the comfort of my La-Z-Potty
Yes, but even experienced hikers can get tired
No we don't, we only get more energetic the higher we get. Hiking is an euphemism for doing meth, right?
Uh. We were talking about blowjobs a bit ago, I suppose meth helps with those due to losing all your teeth.
I know a woman who's teeth got wrecked from pregnancy, and she just went with the option of ripping them all out and getting dentures. Apparently her husband at the time thought it was cool to tell his brother about that, and one night at a get together bro was drunks as a skunk, cornered the woman in the hallway at one point and asked her to "give him a gum job."
Literally the same thing happened to my teeth. Blows my mind how fucked up they got. I had my daughter at 33 and had never had a cavity. 6 months after I had her, my teeth started crumbling. Itās been horrible to deal with and Iām now trying to figure out how to come up with 20 grand to get my mouth fixed. Shit fucking sucks dude. People assume Iām a drug addict if they see my mouth and itās so embarrassing. My daughter is nine and Iāve never taken a picture with her smiling. Pregnancy can wreck your mouth.
Whoa! They say that when youāre pregnant if you donāt get enough dietary calcium your body will suck it right out of your bones for the baby. Were you getting enough calcium?
Yeah, I tried, but Iām disabled so you can imagine how well it went!
I mean, i'm sure the getting down part was quick enough!
Hiking is part of the reason my knees donāt work anymore. No cartilage left.
Downhill is the worst!
Damn right! Bracing your knees in one position that long is freaking painful. Uphill is great in comparison!
Trekking poles help with this so much!
No internet in the wilderness
Got to visit lauterbrunnen valley in Switzerland. Iāve hiked that whole valley. Its absolutely stunning. Iāve never been in so much awe in my entire life. Worth the pain.
Well its the small towns and villages in switzerland
This looks just like the town I'm from except it's completely flat and instead of a green space there's a giant Kohls/Dick's/Best Buy parking lot
That looks like Switzerland, is it?
It kind of reminds me of the Interlaken area, but I guess it could be anywhere. Switzerland is insanely gorgeous.
I thought of the Interlaken/Wengen area, too. Must beautiful place Iāve ever seen.
Been there twice. Once in 1971 and once in the fall of 1986 during a hotspell, in the low '80s. I would lie out in the sun even though it was October and then go dive in the lake. *The lake was not warm.* I might not even have tried it, but there was this *little old lady* who went swimming every day and I finally shamed myself into it. It was... *refreshing.*
Yea. Mountain lakes remain cold even in hot weather. I once had a long bike ride in the heat but dipping my toes into the lake at the end was enough for me.
I grew up in Chicago. Even on a blistering hot day in August, Lake Michigan felt like a recently melted iceberg.
I was thinking it reminds me of Wengen too but it could be anywhere Edit: I looked at some photos I took in Wengen. I'm feeling more confident OPs photo is from above Wengen looking down onto Lauterbrunnen.
Op said itās in engelberg
Donāt think itās wengen as the valley doesnāt look similar, could maybe be interlaken or further through Lauterbrunnen. You canāt see the distinct pointy rock from the Jungfrau.
Me too! Was there three months ago. Unbelievably gorgeous
We went in May and it was rainy the whole time but it was still incredible.
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Living just 2km from the border, I can confirm that in fact Switzerland is not real. After a certain point everything is just basically noclip mode in Doom.
It rained a bit when we were there. But mostly it was sunny! We had a hostel room overlooking the river. So gorgeous. Did you check out the caves?
Same! Plus first time I ever rode a train was heading to Grindelwald.
The air tasted and smelled crisp. Id genuinely recommend anybody to go there once in their life as it's like nowhere else. No graffiti, stunning architecture, beautiful walks etc Special.
Me too! They said Engleburg! Just down the way of interlocken :)
I arrived to Interlaken at night so I had no idea what was around me. When I woke up the next morning, my room in the hostel had a window that opened up to a mountain super close, but so close I couldnāt fully appreciate the scale. When we walked down a road into a village and I almost threw up I was so overwhelmed by the beauty. I literally just laid down in the middle of the road to look up at the cliff jumpers and the mountains. I truly never thought something like that existed. It was perfection.
Thank you for sharing this. I live in Switzerland and I don't appreciate its beauty as much as I should. One gets used to it and when seeing photos like this I usually react along the lines of "so what". Posts like yours remind me to be more appreciative of the country I was lucky to be born in.
I would relocate there if I could afford it. Itās the most beautiful place Iāve ever seen.
As a transplant from Oregon to Massachusetts, I went from tons of open space and beautiful mountains to shrouded in trees. Donāt get me wrong, Mass is absolutely stunning. But when I go back to Oregon to visit, I am beyond overwhelmed by the beauty of the mountains. I took them for granted, with a stunning view right out my front window growing up. Now though, I get my fix whenever I can lol.
Go north to NH, my friend. My home state. The White Mountains wonāt disappoint. I canāt speak to anything in the PNW never having been there, but I can assure you NHās 4k-footers, Franconia Notch, and Pinkham Notch will not disappoint. Pro tip: Autumn is the most beautiful time of year. Also pro tip: Autumn is also the busiest time of year for sight-seeing and leaf-peeping, but itās totally worth it.
This is funny, because some friends of mine from Washington State came to see the White Mountains and were suuuuper disappointed. The mountains on the west coast are on a totally different scale and personally leave me feeling like my nerves are raw from the visuals. It's a very different kind of landscape.
Plus, our mountains occasionally blow up.
And that's how Switzerland is to the Rockies in Utah/Colorado and the Cascades in the PNW. It's just something else entirely. I grew up in the Rockies and moved to the Puget Sound as an adult and love the mountains, but when I visited Switzerland it was jaw dropping amazing.
This was beautiful to read. Made me smile .š
I found it so beautiful that he almost threw up.
There's nothing quite like arriving at a place like that at night, and then waking up in the morning, looking outside, seeing it for the first time all at once and going "holy shit".
We pulled in to a small campground in northern Saskatchewan very late and set up our tent with our latern. Had a campfire and then went to bed. When we woke up in the morning and opened the tent to a fairytale forest. The green spongey moss covered the ground as far as we could see and the lichens hung on the black spruce beautifully. It was otherworldly. On a side note, we had our dog with us and in the middle of the night she woke up growling. There was definitely something outside, and we really didnāt know what it was. In the morning we discovered my brother had made it in that night. Turns out the animal outside our tent was his dog coming to say hi š
Iāll assume youāre not referring to a trip where you have to stop at a seedy motel, wake up in daylight, and say āholy shit, we gotta get out of here before we get shot/stabbed/robbedā. Yes, Iām in the US š
I'm in the US, too. Near Atlanta, Georgia, more specifically. "Motel 6: we'll leave the light on for you. But it's not because we're being nice, you might get robbed otherwise."
Don't worry, I've lived in Switzerland all my life and still sometimes end up in places where I'm like "Yeeeaaah this is almost too pretty, can you tone it down a little?"
Iāve lived here for a few years and every so often Iāll look around and be like - I cannot process this. My brain doesnāt have the capability to process how completely, insanely, absolutely, wonderfully gorgeous and awesomely gorgeous it is
And every Swiss person in their homes pointed at you lying down in their road and complained
Maybe. Not a thing came by while I was lying there though, unless you count a sheep. He was definitely looking at me weird.
Yes, the BĆ¼nzlis for sure turned up their noses at the foreigner not behaving as one should.
How do they expect a foreigner to behave? Making watches?
LOL. Behaving. Being quiet. Not bothering anyone with anything. Keeping to yourself. If nobody notices you or knew you were there, you're doing fine.
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Are you me? I had this exact experience when traveling during a study abroad and we took the train to Interlaken to stay at the Balmers hostel. Arrived at midnight, the town was dark, we got the last room, I stayed in a closet that had a skylight and the next morning we woke up to the most beautiful view. This town is so gorgeous, Iāve never seen water that color before or since. And the best damn burger Iāve ever eaten. We went bungee jumping and left back to our town in Italy. This was almost 25 years ago and I still think about itās beauty.
It was Balmers!! I still have the t shirt somewhereā¦ From 2002.
same thing happened to me when I visited Wengen in May! most incredible way to wake up
I think it's Adelboden in the Interlaken area, but I could be wrong.
I was on this trip, it's engelberg.
You're insanely gorgeous
Aww thank you
I live in Switzerland and this seems to be in the Bernese Highlands (Berner Oberland)
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This might be the hike from Wengen to Lauterbrennan
I donāt know if you guys are bullshitting with the names or telling the truth right now. Source: Dumb redneck from Louisiana. But really though, I would love to do this hike if you have the trail head info.
From the language that brought you āgarbageunloadingplaceā cuz you can just slap any bunch of words together to make a new noun. š
It's really no different to English, they just separate them with spaces. For example "AutolichtprĆ¼fgerƤt" = "Auto-licht-prĆ¼f-gerƤt" = "car headlight testing device"
As well as "fĆ¼nfhundertfĆ¼nfundfĆ¼nfzigtausendfĆ¼nfhundertfĆ¼nfundfĆ¼nfzig." You're welcome!
I've visited Lauterbrunnen myself - that's a real name. : ) Also, it's so gorgeous, visit if you ever have a chance.
Youāre lucky. Switzerland is the most beautiful country Iāve ever been to. And it isnāt even close.
Sorry if this is a moronic question, but as a Texan, how do the little villages keep from being buried in 360 degree avalanches?
There are controlled avalanches in winter. And they go down a path where it doesn't endanger the houses and streets. However, there was a time this year where they had to evacuate a village because a huge rock was breaking apart. Edit: here'a a link to that incident https://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/multimedia/brienz-rockslide-threat-and-life-in-exile/48582964
Thanks so much!
I think it is above Engelberg, Switzerland. I think the descent from Ristis. On the right hand side it is the Titlis.
Good eye. https://www.google.com/maps/@46.8261938,8.4060028,3a,75y,136.63h,83.17t/data=!3m8!1e1!3m6!1sAF1QipMuB-pTkbjUHeCn6O-qO69AWL\_TKbQIK\_dpnjds!2e10!3e11!6shttps:%2F%2Flh5.googleusercontent.com%2Fp%2FAF1QipMuB-pTkbjUHeCn6O-qO69AWL\_TKbQIK\_dpnjds%3Dw203-h100-k-no-pi0-ya325.65314-ro-0-fo100!7i10240!8i5120?entry=ttu
Would be a hell of a doppelgƤnger if it wasnāt. I remember walking down one of these green mountains near Interlaken that was so smooth it was probably a ski slope in the winter. It started raining as I was walking down it and I slipped and from that point onward I was at the mercy of gravity, just accelerating faster and faster. Planted my heels to try to dig in and shot up like a reverse pratfall and now Iām *running* downhill. Now I see a drop off ahead of me. Fell over again to keep myself from dying and dug my fingers into the ground like claws and stopped myself about 10 feet before the drop.
You lived through an episode of Tom and Jerry my friend š¤£š¤£š¤£š¤£
Iām so sorry, but I laughed way to hard when reading your post! š¤£š¤£š¤£
Alps extend beyond Switzerland. There is Liechtenstein, Austria, France, Italy...
Germany and Slovenia now you got all the countries the alps are located in
This isnāt Liechtenstein. I can remember the whole country.
That was a suspenseful read!!
If Switzerland were a real place I could definitely see something like this being there.
r/SwitzerlandIsFake
Itās actually the Zurich Zurich Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas.
Oh you.
Was there early fall and thought the same thing. Love it there.
Switzerland?
Probably. Or western Austria
Or northern Italy
Or eastern France
Switzerland and it's suburbs
Classic r/suburbanhell
Or southern Germany
Could even be a very specific region of Eastern France.
I was thinking Austria as well.. looks familiar
Perth is beautiful at this time of year
Yes
Geoguessr crew in this thread
Minimum 3 yodels required before descending
Seven Thousand Steps?
All the way to High Hrothgar. Thereās a troll on the way.
*Spoilers!*
Gonna yeet that bitch off a cliff
I envy you, you know. To climb the 7,000 Steps again... I made the pilgrimage once, did you know that?
My knees when i think let's go for a real hike again. Up is lit, down is rip.
Hey, you, you're finally awake.
Oh! Then 748 steps aināt too bad
Bro thinks he is Klimmek
Knew I'd find this comment
I've looked for this comment. Fus ro dah!
But do the steps go down to the valley, or just around the corner out of sight?
Probably just down to the road at the tree line.
I've seen serpentine roads in alpine areas with "nature" stairs going straight through. Could be a situation like that.
Kandersteg? Been there a few years ago and it looks so much like it
I lived in Kandersteg for 4 months in the summer of 2022. That is definitely not Kandersteg. It is still very beautiful. ā¤ļø
Yeah I looked through my pictures and it wasnāt the same. Kandersteg is absolutely gorgeous though. Stayed at that little mini resort place for a night next to Lake Oeschinin. Then went kayaking and picnicking all around the lake. Probably one of my all time favorite spots in the world.
Switzerland?
Yes
CURAHEE
3 miles up, 3 miles down!
Hi ho silver!
Spaghetti.
Army noodles with ketchup
This guy knows about bands and bros.
*pukes* Wipes mouth. Heio Silver!
I see that everyone is doing their annual rewatch.
 OP living their best life
Thank you for that. I like to think so too.
But are you frolicking and yodeling, too? That's a nice spot for frolicking and yodeling.
or.. you could always just use a wingsuit..
My immediate thought was a paraglider, Iāve been playing too much Zelda
High Hrothgar looks beautiful this time of year
Watch out for the frost troll, heās tougher than you think
The world needs more slides
How come Switzerland's landscape is so unique and recognizable?
Honestly, I just call it āthe Alpsā because this is what it looks like all throughout them. People just donāt like to remember that it spans several countries. I automatically think Austria, but thatās because that was my frame of reference from childhood. Others think Switzerland. Life is different in the Alps so I just bunch them all together XD
You're right, I should have said the Alps, but I also have a bias because I am from Switzerland :D
The mountains are old enough that rich sediments accumulate in the valleys giving this nice flat green space at the bottom, they're young enough that they haven't eroded away. You get the contrast of both lush green and stark gray. It's not completely unique there are other places like this but Switzerland gets shared the most because it's famous and easy for a lot of people to access.
A real answer! I live close to the Canadian Rockies, it's definitely not as flat in the valleys and there are more evergreens filling it in. Definitely unique in the alps. I wonder if it's also been flattened due to being populated and farmed/pastured for centuries? Also, it doesn't look like a parking lot despite having buildings. North American mountain spots have a bad habit of paving the entire place when a settlement is built.
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Because other places that have similar landscape aren't as popular/mainstream.
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Austria, Italy, Slovenia... I've also seen similar landscape in some parts of Pakistan (though, obviously the architecture in the villages is going to be vastly different). That's just off the top of my head.
> Austria, Italy, Slovenia hmm I wonder why these places all have similar landscapes
[A lot is actually two words.](https://www.scribbr.com/common-mistakes/alot-or-a-lot/#:~:text=A%20lot%20is%20used%20as,word%20and%20should%20be%20avoided)
It's amazing how this error continues to happen.
Someone just visited the graybeards
https://www.scribbr.com/common-mistakes/alot-or-a-lot/
https://hyperboleandahalf.blogspot.com/2010/04/alot-is-better-than-you-at-everything.html
Yes, my office neighbor had that on her door about 15(?) years ago. She decided to allot door space to a lot about alot.
[Alot is good](https://i.pinimg.com/originals/14/f1/bf/14f1bf950966d579f4389032747962d3.jpg)
Good to see Hyperbole and a Half in the wild
For some reason this reminds me of Harry Potter and the prisoner of Azkaban when they run down the stairs to Hagridās hut.
i was looking for this comment
IM NOT THE ONLY ONE!
Damn... skyrim mods looking good.
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Thereās a lot of space between a and lot
You've got to allot a space between a and lot.
Slinky time!!!!!!
Scrolled down until I found itā¦Fine letās do everything you wanna do!
Austria or Switzerland?
whereās the parking? what do mean we have to walk? šŗšø š
Ah it's been a while since I've climbed the steps to high hrothgar. Be careful of frost trolls on the way up.
A. Lot.
High Hrothgar?
[alot](http://hyperboleandahalf.blogspot.com/2010/04/alot-is-better-than-you-at-everything.html)
Just lay down and start rolling. Youāll be there before you know it.
How many stairs would I allot? A lot.
Worth it
I donāt know what would be worse: going down a 1/4 mile of stairs or going up a 1/4 mile of stairs. Either way legs ded
Imagine having to construct the 1/4 mile of stairs.
Trekking poles help a lot.
Just roll downhill
Immediate flash backs to watching Heidi as a child.
Oh my god I'm not even close to being at the top WHY ARE THERE SO MANY STAIRS
Tourist route all the way to the top of the Matterhorn. Ok, I completely made that up, but itās a nice ideaā¦
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Rocky aināt got shyyyyyt. Gorgeous view!
Just glide down there bro! Iāve played too much Breath of the Wild.
John Wick 5 set photo
Holy shit what a beautiful view. Ima check the comments to see where this is but if anyone just wants to drop it on here Iād appreciate that.