Where are your favorite spots?

[bjrogg]

Another one of my favorite spots is on the same farm. Last summer I dug a small but deep pond. The lake sets below the hill you can see it through the trees. I have a trail that wanders around the field and ravine to the pond. When the weather is good my wife walks there every day lots of days twice

[bjrogg]

Finished planting corn last night, had a little time to have cup of coffee and snap some pictures I think these might look better.

[Urufu_Shinjiro]

Stony Island NY. There's prettier places, but man we have fun here.

Good to know your favorite spot is defended by trebuchet, lol.

[JoJoDapyro]

Stony Island NY. There's prettier places, but man we have fun here.

Good to know your favorite spot is defended by trebuchet, lol.

Shouldn't they all be?

[Urufu_Shinjiro]

Indeed, indeed.

[bowtarist]

Besides my crib along Baby Creek in Indiana, I'm quite fond of the Spirit Station at Twin Oaks in TN.

[BowEd]

Looking at my residence from the NW before addition on top of burm home.Lots of times the view of wildlife from inside the house can be my favorite place to be too.

[BowEd]

I feel comfortable really in any woodland place or situation.

[bjrogg]

Great spot Beadman. I kinda like a mix of field & forests, nice to be able to see more than 50' some of the time. Bowterist Spirit Station is definitely what I'm talking about. Thanks for sharing I've never been there now have a little idea what it's like. If you don't have pictures stories are good too. I've got some more spots in mind but they'll have to wait for now.

[bjrogg]

More of the pond

[bjrogg]

This is an interesting historical spot. It's on every really old map of Michigan I've ever seen even before towns. This is White Rock it was a large limestone outcrop offshore in Lake Huron. This place was very sacred to the local tribes. They gave offering to there sprirts here. The very 1st Governor of Mi. Signed a treaty that no white man would settle north of this rock. I took a few pictures I hope you can read plaque. The rock has been hit by lightning multiple times, used for target practice by Air Force during WW2 and worn by the powers of its environment it's much smaller now. There is a small road side park here now it's worth stopping and following the path to the lake to read the interesting stories on the plaques. I can see this park from my house (north of the white Rock).

[Pat B]

Between 500' to 1000' below this sign in the San Juan Mountains of SW Colorado.

[Lumberman]

Couple of favorite spots.. But have to say this is the top of the list. Dutchman Lake in Southern IL have spent countless hours out there cat fishing, bow hunting, camping, skinny dipping, spear fishing, ice swimming, exploring, and just getting away from noise to be close with my God. An awesome place

[bjrogg]

Great spots guys keep em coming. Just curious if anybody can read the plaques of pictures I took of White Rock they tell a couple really cool stories

[PEARL DRUMS]

I can see perch and walleye jumping out of the water back there. Michigan is one perfect place to live, isn't it? Bear, elk, deer, turkey and all the fish and water anybody could ever want.