There are many fantastic writers and authors, and now one of them, Sir Terry Pratchett, has left us – at least for a while…
If you look up the word ”fantastic” in a dictionary, it says ”wild and strange; grotesque; absurd; marvellous; wonderful.” What am I to do about such a theme?
I will pick three shots – trying to picture the definitions. All of them from New Zealand, the land of wonders.
From Weta Cave, Welliwood, and all its fantastic gear – unfortunately I never noted down who this is…
And fantastic Milford Sound – even more beautiful than Norway.
For more of Fantastic – visit Ailsa’s here.
Leya 
I remember the mountain tops of NZ – there many of them. Great entry. And thanks for the definition of Fantastic. Great job.
Haven’t been to either, so I can’t really say, but these all look patently fantastic! 🙂
Lovely images and a great take on the challenge, Ann Christine. There’re so many gorgeous places outside Norway, not to believe… 😉
Now, I haven’t abandoned Norway – it will always be number one for me, but the fiords of NZ are just as beautiful!
I think you should go to Milford, Scrapydo2! It is not too far…. and Ann-Christine: If you do go back , you will have to stop in at my part of the world on the way home! ( and I still will argue Norway is better, but then I am a bit biased!!) Great photos.
I’m biased too…NZ was such an adventure! Norway is so close – and always beautiful!
Yes – I will stop over if possible!
Lovely shot of Milford sound Leya. Did you do the trek there?
We had only one single day there – a pity, but we will return some day…
Wonderfully fantastic images, Ann Christine. The first one is quite mind-boggling. 🙂
Fantastic to the n’th degree Ann Christine 🙂 I wish we had been able to spend some time there .
What a sight !
You will have to go…
Tycker att du lyckats bra med att fånga definitionerna till ordet ”fantastiska” 🙂
Tackar!
Your Milford photos are magnificent.
Milford is Magnificent! Your country is blessed with so much beauty. But nature also brings fear and violence – and you have suffered from it, I know. We are only so small and insignificant, we humans.
I have only been to Milford once. It was raining heavily but it was still magnificent. I didn’t much care for the sandflies though!
There were big signs about them – but we didn’t see any. We were so lucky – knowing we only had ONE day there. And it was a sunny, beautiful day! I’m not usually that lucky…
Ooops I mixed up These photos are extra special
Do you really feel that Milford sounds is more majestic? I better save some money to visit it because they say it is unbelievable beautiful These specialphotos are extra
You had better go…it truly is unbelievably beautiful!