The World's Most Beautiful Places
The Richard Eastman Covered Bridge crossing the Little Miami Scenic Trail in Yellow Springs, Ohio. The Little Miami Scenic Trail is the 4th longest paved trail in the United States, running 78.1 miles, from Cincinnati to Springfield, Ohio. The trail derives its name from the Little Miami River, which is named after the Miami, an Algonquian-speaking Native American tribe who lived in the region during the early days of white settlement.
A gravel country road in rural southern Indiana that winds through green farm fields lined by a thick deciduous forest, on a stormy spring day. Located near Bloomfield and the historic Tulip Railroad trestle.
Fussen is an ancient German town, just north of the Austrian border, that was founded in Roman times. It lies within the state of Bavaria, on the north side of the Bavarian Alps. In addition to a beautiful old town (seen in the photo), it is known for numerous castles, including the “Hohes Schloss” (High Castle) from which you can view the rooftops of the old town, as well as two castles linked with King Ludwig II of Bavaria, one of which he built (Neuschwanstein) and the other he grew up in (Hohenschwangau).