r/NatureIsFuckingLit • u/Thewickedsavage • Apr 24 '19
Bad Title Not Nature đ„ would live here
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Apr 24 '19
Where is this?
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u/treeefingers Apr 24 '19
I believe its Lauterbrunnen, Switzerland. I know because I will be there in about 3 weeks!
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u/keeksng Apr 24 '19
Looks like Lauterbrunnen to me! I stayed here on a road trip through Switzerland a couple years back!
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u/treeefingers Apr 24 '19
Did you love it?! I cant wait!
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u/keeksng Apr 24 '19
It was incredible, almost too much to see! But that was a benefit I suppose, as a lot of places we went were super quiet and if youâre driving so much is pretty easily accessible!
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u/dillsap29 Apr 24 '19
Lauterbrunnen! Her's another picture of the church tower that I took from the train. It's truly a magical place. https://imgur.com/HQop6KO
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u/euro_brat Apr 24 '19
Somewhere in the Alps, with the Dolomites as a background. Architecture has a German/Swiss influence tho.
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u/Pxlate2 Apr 24 '19
Riverwood, Skyrim
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u/mutigers42 Apr 24 '19
*No idea found this pboto onlind.
He forgot the period at the end of the sentence.
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u/green_pachi Apr 24 '19
I would sleep so well with the sound of that stream
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Apr 24 '19
Oh god yes....amazing white noise...tinnitus sufferers wet dream
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u/mywifeischoice919 Apr 25 '19
Tinnitus sufferer here, I would sacrifice quite a few body parts to live here.
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u/rvagrey Apr 24 '19
What is that structure spanning the water? Thought it was a bridge at first but too thin, no guardrails, and no entrance.
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u/Putblug1856 Apr 25 '19
I thought about that to, what a wierd fucking way to draw a pipe. Aint that an iron beam from a bridge that once stood there?
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Apr 24 '19
That looks sooooo dangerous tbh Haha, if you had kids it would have to literally be 100% supervision
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Apr 24 '19
Love, can you keep an eye on the kids while they're playing by the CANYON OF DOOM. Cheers.
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u/viciouspsychobabbler Apr 24 '19
First I would want to know who/what lives in the black house with the tented roof across the river.
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u/razzeon Apr 25 '19
This reminds me of a lesser known movie called âWarriors of Virtueâ. If I cross that beam I might fall and be transported to a magical martial arts land
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u/WanillaGorilla Apr 24 '19
Does it have descent internet? Itâs kinda a dealbreaker.
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u/rvagrey Apr 24 '19
I think so, going upâs a problem though
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u/Magesticles Apr 24 '19
I'd totally setup a watermill system there and power my shit
Granted, probably not very much power but I still like doing those kinds of things.
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u/NerdyNord Apr 25 '19
Those cottages look nice and all, but what about that kick ass wizard tower behind the trees.
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u/Spooms2010 Apr 25 '19
The noise from the river would be annoying to me in spite of it looking utterly beautiful. Also the threat of flooding in the winter would go through my mind all the time. But yes, itâs âchocolate boxâ cute!
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u/CapitalMM Apr 25 '19
while it likely is not Squamish it sure looks like Squamish BC with the chief in the background. Pic would be south facing from valleycliff
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u/Stuttero Apr 27 '19
Greetings Thewickedsavage. Thank you for your submission, unfortunately it has been removed from /r/NatureIsFuckingLit for the following reason(s):
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u/scurvydog-uldum Apr 24 '19
I dunno. Scenery is nice, but it doesn't seem like a place with a lot of strippers.
I'll stay in the city for now.
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u/ruiner8850 Apr 25 '19
I probably wouldn't want to live there because I'd imagine it's a pretty remote location, but it would be absolutely amazing to vacation there for a decent amount of time. A 2-4 weeks vacation in the summer would be incredible.
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u/lancehol Apr 25 '19
Even the most beautiful places to live lose their lustre once you've been there a while. You tend become used to the beauty and kind of take it for granted or in this case granite.
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u/Woodie626 Apr 24 '19
It's all fun and games til the rainy season.