The most jaw-dropping place you've ever seen...

[Bodd]

Australian Benidorm in Kuta etc but some nice places in the north and central areas

Yes. The Monkey place and thst little wooden restaurant on a jetty

 

[crystal ball]

Ubud was nice in those days (80s) but looks like an upmarket resort on google now, I guess the 60s hippies would say the same about the 80s

 

[EddieM]

Seemingly, those who have been lucky enough it see it, have said that earth when viewed from space, is the most magnificent jewel of emerald and shappire set in a sea of perfect black velvet. (must make one sick, knowing how we're screwing it all up)

 

[crystal ball]

The astronauts who were lucky enough to see earth were instrumental in huge emissions of crud, I still like space exploration but wonder at the cost / benefit ratio

 

[EddieM]

The astronauts who were lucky enough to see earth were instrumental in huge emissions of crud, I still like space exploration but wonder at the cost / benefit ratio

Guess the cosmonauts used renewables to get up there

 

[crystal ball]

Probably coal fired

 

[Nozzle]

Combust liquid hydrogen fuel with liquid oxygen and whaddya get?

Emissions from obtaining the liquid hydrogen and oxygen in the first place, and building and transporting the various modules is an entirely different point...

Nozzle

 

[sodthisforfun]

Viaduc de Millau, not the most beautiful of places but it certainly did make my jaw drop when I had to drive over it for work... I tried my best not to look over the edge as heights aren't my fav thing at all.

It's the tallest bridge in the world - 1,104 ft