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“View From Your Window”: People From Around The World Snap What They See Through Their Window
Ever since the dawn of art, painters were mesmerized by the idea of gazing at the view from one’s window. Salvador Dali's famous painting called “Young Woman at a Window” from 1925, which shows a woman looking at the bay of Cadaqués, is one of the examples.
The Facebook group “View From Your Window” takes this concept further and invites people to share pictures of things they see either through their camera lens or an actual window.
“View from YOUR window was created in August 2020 when we were all in Covid lockdown. I (Marian Viljoen - founder) had a fabulous view over the Indian Ocean and Mtamvuna River Valley at Port Edward, South Africa,” the group’s description says.
Initially, the group was created with the creator’s family and friends in mind in order “to encourage them to look outside their own 4 walls and see the beauty around them” but has since grown immensely and become a strong community stretching through all the corners of the world.
Below we wrapped up some of the most interesting and inspiring views people saw through their windows and shared with others.
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#1
Leaving An Abusive Marriage After Almost 20 Years. This Is The View From My New Apartment’s Bedroom Window
It’s not the most beautiful view but it’s all mine and I am finally starting to feel free!
Fall River, Massachusetts USA
Lena 2 years ago
You are courageous and strong! I am so proud to hear of people that can get this far, because this is the hardest step! Once you get a new view like this one, it reminds you that there are better things out there in the world and that you not only can achieve them, but you DESERVE them! Congratulations on this amazing new chapter in your life and your fantastic view! P.S. I think a bird feeder would look fabulous on that branch!
Dana Trahan 2 years ago
I am so very happy for you finding your strength. I was also in an abusive marriage so I know it’s hard. Congratulations!!!!!
Moezzzz 2 years ago
It's absolutely beautiful! I remember being crouched down in an abandoned building, praying my ex wouldn't find me, just so I could plan how to leave permanently. When I finally did, it wasn't of my own volition; I ended up in ICU with tubes in my chest from double pneumonia. I was so wrecked that I didn't even realize how sick I was. He left me there, moved another girl into our home and took everything from me. Then accused me of cheating on him because I had to have 3 blood transfusions (he swore that meant I was trying to "clean my blood"- he wasn't the smartest guy). I literally lost everything- my home, my car (turned out the papers I signed weren't legit and I was stupid for not checking; "we" bought a car from someone he worked with and he took it & gave it to new girl), and then lost my job bc they couldn't keep the position open for me (Drs wouldn't release me for two months due to my health). 11 yrs later- my life is more than I ever imagined it could be (cont)
Moezzzz 2 years ago
I eventually met someone who used "kid gloves" with me, helped me gain my confidence back and actually show me what it's like (again) to be a normal, content person. I'm happy. Like, really really happy. I have a beautiful home in central Austin, I work in healthcare again, I have a nice car, my sons are happy and know that they're always welcome and they never have to walk on eggshells (their dad was instrumental in helping me get away from that loser, too. He's the one who alerted my brother to the bruising that my sons saw, that I was SURE they couldn't see- he made sure the bruises were always in areas not visible usually). I was only with that person for a year and a half, but it was the worst time in my life. Years later, I still can't believe what I allowed to be put through. And yeah, I allowed it because I was terrified of him. Now? If I ever see him again, I think I'd just laugh at him. His downfall was alcohol and narcissism. Oh, and karma got him GOOD.
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View From My Treehouse Stay In Odda, Norway
Isaac Harvey 2 years ago
From firsthand experience, Norway has some of the most relaxing scenery I’ve ever seen.
If you’re familiar with the art of Edward Hopper, you’ll definitely remember his paintings that show a lone woman looking out the window. She sits either in a hotel room, on a bed, or at a café, with her gaze reaching far beyond the glass and miles away.
It's no wonder that Hopper chose to depict a woman gazing through the window, just like many other painters who were fascinated by the same state of introspection. Looking out the window has been long known as an exercise that brings us into a state of reflection and deep introspection.
In our fast-paced world, looking out the window becomes a form of daydreaming which is capable of slowing down time.
#3
View From My Window!! Pakistan
GoGoPDX 2 years ago
For some reason, I have pictured Pakistan to be a rocky dessert landscape. I believe I am confusing it with Afghanistan. I am horrible at geography and knowing where things are (I once though Colorado was North of North Dakota) I am really happy to learn how beautiful Pakistan is.
Tiramisu 2 years ago
Pakistan has that too! The desert-like terrain can mainly be found in the Balochistan province, which is sparsely populated except the city of Quetta.
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Roan The Demon Kitty 2 years ago (edited)
Pakistan is a stunning country, but often overlooked.
Mama Penguin 2 years ago
I would sit there every morning eating breakfast and just breathe in the super fresh air.
Sapna Sarfare 2 years ago
Must be Northern Pakistan... the one place which is yet to be discovered
#4
My Balcony View Sydney, Australia
XenoMurph 2 years ago
Trying to figure out how those things will kill me. Are they venomous, or just very pecky?
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Peppy 2 years ago
I’m both, envious and scared of this. I really love birds, but I have a reoccurring dream about being suffocated by kakapo parrots. I don’t know why but those little birds scare the pellets out of me 😳☹️🤭
Anthony winn 2 years ago
Funny, in Australia these seem to be common outside birds. In America that's about 25 or 30k sitting on a porch.
#5
Grindlewald, Switzerland. The Incredible View From My Window For A Few Savored Days
Mojavedog 2 years ago
You must. Take the train from Zurich to Davos. It’s the most beautiful country you will ever see.
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kitteh floof lover 2 years ago
oh, wow, thank you for sharing it! i'm going there this summer. going hang gliding and canyon swinging, so excited. switzerland has been on my bucket list for 52 years, since i was 15 yrs old. going to grindelwald, lauterbrunnen and interlaken.
Lirael Kl 2 years ago
Yeah, I was thinking the same. Where are all the Harry Potter jokes? )))
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Dawn Marie 2 years ago
I am of part Swiss heritage and visiting is a dream I am working on most diligently.
“Introversion is a personality trait which is characterized by a preference for the inner world of one's mind over the outer world with other people,” Emily Malamet, a clinical psychologist and psychotherapist from Paris Psychology Centre, told Bored Panda via email.
Malamet explained that introversion is one of the Big Five dimensions (these are dimensions that define personalities) and is on a continuum which is opposite to extraversion.
“In comparison to extroverts, introverts enjoy subdued and solitary experiences. In addition, introverts typically enjoy one on one company, which seems to be more suited to the way their nervous system functions/ responds.”
#6
Asheville, NC, USA
D Battle II 2 years ago
Can I have a moment of your time to spread the word of our lord and savior Ursa Major?
Danish Susanne 2 years ago
Great picture. Both cute and horrifying, but I hope the pane is armoured glass.
Heather Vandegrift 2 years ago
Apex predators have no business looking this cute! Must... Scratch... Behind... EARS!
#7
Had To Share This Beautiful Sunrise From My Kitchen Window This Morning In Bonnie Scotland
#8
Seriously, No Privacy
Azolane 2 years ago
My mom was reading next to the window one day and she hears knocking. Turns around and there's this squirrel I had been giving nuts to, angrily trying to get her attention because the nuts were not coming fast enough that day 😂 He was quite the caracter and would cartwheel on the screen of the kitchen door to get my attention when he saw I was in there.
Having said that, Malamet believes that the common understanding of introverts and extroverts is often oversimplified and generalized.
“It is possible that there is often a misunderstanding of what introversion and extraversion are in terms of personality which leads to these oversimplifications or categorial perspectives of these concepts. Most people are neither uniquely introverted nor uniquely extroverted but may display aspects of both personality traits.”
#9
View From My Favorite Window In My Favorite House In Paxos, Greece
David 2 years ago
Tree: "How's this?" Photographer: "Could you lean to the side a bit? You're blocking the island. PERFECT!" (click)
Cat Chat 2 years ago
I'll settle for rich enough to have a house, period.
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#10
Picture From My Window, In Estonia
GoldfishCrackers 2 years ago
Love pics like this when you scroll and get a surprise at the bottom.
#11
My Window View In Kyiv, Ukraine
Kim Landfather 2 years ago
Ukraine people are showing us they're tough as nails. The best to Ukraine.
SuperChicken 2 years ago
I know, right? Sometimes, I think they're even tougher. Slava Ukraini.
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Kandy K. Hubbard 2 years ago
Those clouds and the clouds in the water are spectacular the color is so pretty.
Malamet argues that the majority of the population, for example, needs solitude from time to time in order to replenish their energy. “In addition, often an introvert is often overgeneralized for someone who is shy, but there aren’t many resemblances between introversion and shyness.”
Moreover, “those who are shy typically want to engage with others but can be fearful to do so, and they can be very self-conscious. On the other hand, introverts can typically socialize easily, they just prefer to do so either in small groups or, sometimes, not at all.”
#12
So Happy When I Get To See This Magic From My Living Room Window
Viktorija Dimitrova 2 years ago
I would like to live in your living room, please
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I miss summer nights in northern Minnesota, my ex and I would dance to them
Anne Miettinen 2 years ago
In Finland, I think. The playhouse & those buildings look very Finnish.
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#13
My Grandma’s House View! Antioquia, Colombia
Daniel Gómez 2 years ago
I miss those sights like you cannot imagine. I wasn't born in Antioquia but it's where my father was born, and where he lived his last years so I went there many times. Rionegro and surrounding areas always bring fond memories because of that.
Tiramisu 2 years ago
If you climb those mountains to the other side, you'll find the town from Encanto.
Daniel Gómez 2 years ago
That town would have to be several kms away to the south since wax palm trees, our national tree, are depcited there and they only grow in the region of Quindío. The climate here would be too hot for those palm threes too.
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View From The Window Of My Father's Home Campione Del Garda Garda Lake, Italy
We are all born with an innate temperament, and parents/our environment are vitally important to how that temperament is nurtured, Malamet argues.
“However, introverts are (mostly) born that way. It is important to note that the degree to which someone is introverted or extroverted is influenced by genetics and out of all the personality traits that have been studied, introversion/extroversion has shown to be highly hereditary,” she explained.
#15
View From Our Window In Giza, Egypt!
PurpleUnicorn 2 years ago
So sad to see buildings so close to the pyramids, when I was there they were still isolated on the plateau.
#16
My Favourite Thing In Life Is Introducing My Dog Hachi To Children Who Are Scared Of Dogs
I don't want humans to spend their entire life with that fear without knowing what they are missing... A dogs love is a top shelf thing on this planet. Domesticated Dog is a rare sight in Hunza.
My house in Ganaish, Hunza Pakistan.
Xenia Harley 2 years ago
Aw, my heart dog that passed about 4 years ago was like that for me. She helped a number of children get over their fear of dogs. Georgia was the most gentle dog ever.
#17
Just Watching Me In My Bathroom. Homer, Alaska
Tiny Dancer 2 years ago
Digging the whole NORTHERN EXPOSURE vibe going on here: https://vimeo.com/608629278
Apathetic Bovine 2 years ago
Loved that show! Took a vacation to Washington one year, insisted on driving to Roslyn, where it was filmed. Got to visit Fleishman's office!
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Crazy Meerkat Lady 2 years ago
I never realized a mouse's nose looks like that, so flat and square and fluffy
Nonetheless, there are many environmental factors, including how an individual is brought up and nurtured in their environment, which influence the expression of one’s introversion/extraversion.
“Clinical studies suggest that, unlike with extroverts, the brains of introverts do not react strongly upon viewing new human faces, and in these situations, they have been shown to produce less dopamine (which is a neurotransmitter associated with reward).”
#18
The View From Our Room, Soufriere, St. Lucia
#19
A View From My Grandma’s House In Lappeenranta, Finland
#20
I Live On The Island Of Mallorca, Spain. This Is What I Wake Up To Every Day
Pittsburgh rare 2 years ago
As bad as anywhere on the Mediterranean shore. No one drinks it. It's all bottled or filtered over there.
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#21
View From My Living Room Window In Northern Ireland
Štefan Hatina 2 years ago
View From My Room Window In Liptovský Mikuláš, Slovakia 331748162_...772726.jpg 
Dawn Marie 2 years ago
I've never seen the beginning/end of a rainbow before!! Thank you for sharing!!
#22
View From My Kitchen Window At My Cabin In Sjusjøen, Norway
BlocksBuilds 2 years ago
I would love to live there, because I love the cold and the snow and I hate hot summer days
Annie 1973 2 years ago
I live in North Sweden. Many degrees under freezing and a lot of snow. It's expensive to keep my apartment warm. Love winter as it's only light around 4 hours out of 24 but as it goes towards summer it never really gets dark. Even 2am looks like it's day. I'm more of an fall person, dark, and coldish but not so cold I have to have the heating on.
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#23
View From My Living Room In Sherman, Connecticut
unfilteredCigarette73 2 years ago
The urge to give them leftover chicken and a skull rub may cost me my guitar hand..psst psst..
Nice Beast Ludo 2 years ago
Maryland is so ugly. The sky is obliterated by wires and giant cell towers in my front yard
unfilteredCigarette73 2 years ago
Probably I guess..lol, I always call my left hand the guitar hand because it's the one I use on the fretboard, it's the paradox of man that I'm righty but I can control my left hand more precisely..maybe i can tape a pick to my right hand after the cats shred it 🤔
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#24
View From Dubrovnik, Croatia
Serial pacifist 2 years ago (edited)
I live nearby. Buy NOTHING in the central old town, eat NOTHING there also. Just a kilometer or two out you can find some fine food and it won’t cost you your life savings. If you want to swim at a beach that is far from overcrowded and where you can have some peace I highly reccomend going to the nearby Mlini (a 15-minute drive).
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Esme Love and Squalor 2 years ago
Gorgeous! As an American, this view of Croatia is new to me (never bothered to educate myself on the place). Looks amazing- like lake como in Italy!
#25
The View From My New Place In Oregon
After 17 years in an abusive marriage my children and I finally have a home to call our own. I’ve been homeless since the separation & the divorce is almost finalized! Here’s to new beginnings
Nene Miu Miu 2 years ago
Congratulations to you and here's wishing you everything. wonderful and good in your new life! May God continue to protect you, provide for you, and your life, be abundance, happiness, laughter, and many blessings!! The view is absolutely spectacular! Thank you so much for sharing.
Hellsbunnies TV 2 years ago
Which god? That's over 2000 recognized deities on this planet, you can't expect us to know which particular one you were raised with to believe was more real than the others. Give us something to work with here!
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Barbara Forshee 2 years ago
I am soooo happy for you and your kids! I too was in an abusive relationship. I know the struggles. Any independence is appreciated. You go forward and enjoy life. Enjoy peace and I hope you and your children prosper.
ACE PIRATES 4 THE WIN 2 years ago
Some of my family lives in Oregon and I assure you it is one of the most beautiful places I have ever been. Hope you enjoy this new opportunity and I’m so glad you found your freedom 🙂
Cat Chat 2 years ago
I lived in Oregon during my high school years. Loved it. We were on the coast, so a lot of beach time. (Coos Bay)
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Valerie G. 2 years ago
Great, now you abusive ex has an image to match up to find you and start all the c**p all over again.
Billy Maguire 2 years ago
I WORK in that building! Hi, Neighbor, and WELCOME. I wish you and your children good health and happiness
#26
I Used To Dislike This View Growing Up. Now I Go Home Literally To Sit Here And Look Out. Waitomo - New Zealand
Andrea 2 years ago
The gras is always greener somewhere else... Not in this case though
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Heather Vandegrift 2 years ago
When we shoot the down as adults, we often come to appreciate things we hated as children when they were "stupid and boring"
Shannon Mizell 2 years ago
We mature and realize what we had after awhile. You are blessed you have that place to go back to.
Argle Bargle 2 years ago
Omg, I've been there! Maybe not the same place, but on top of the hills in Waitomo in a Heidi house (an a-frame cabin). I thought I was in heaven. And there were glow worms in little caves all over the property, and tame sheep. It is the best place I've ever stayed. Mountains rolling on forever, most over the valleys.
#27
The View From My Home. Greetings From Slovenia
NewBird 2 years ago
Slovenia is probably the most beautiful place I've ever seen. I feel bad saying it, I've been to a lot of nice places, but where I stayed in Slovenia, every view was just stunning.
Benjamin Thor Collier V 2 years ago
I'd be the guy on my side rolling all the way down that hill going, "Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!"
V Bingham 2 years ago
That is a Gorgeous view! That is SO , SO Different to the way Slovenia is portrayed in the media.. Please forgive my ignorance, l don't mean to be rude!
Esme Love and Squalor 2 years ago
I responded similarly re Croatia- had no idea Slovenia looked like this!
Crazy Meerkat Lady 2 years ago
I wish I could have such a view every day. Please hire me or marry me or adopt me.
#28
A Nice View Of Our Garden In Denmark
#29
One Of My Big Dreams Came True Last Summer
After two years of hard work, my children and I moved into this house. Every day in this house feels like a blessing. I have built the house on the farm I grew up on.
We live in Loen, in Norway
Crazy Meerkat Lady 2 years ago
Tell us about it OP. Where are you from, where is this and what happened?
ValdaDeDieu 2 years ago
You ever need extra cash you can always Vrbo or Air BnB. Because I'd pay for this...
#30
I Live In The Center Of Sarajevo, B&H, And I Don't Have An Ideal View From All The Windows. I'm Trying To Fix It
Nene Miu Miu 2 years ago
it is beautiful what you have done with the window. I love you! The flowers make it look as if you are looking out into a park.
Rae Ramirez 2 years ago
I think your view is pretty great! At least you get to share it with two beautiful babies!!
#31
Mykonos Island! Greece
ValdaDeDieu 2 years ago
Just, please... Some genie take me and fly me in a magic carpet over this. All this. And I won't mind some food and liquor - don't forget dessert- at the same time.
Deborah Enwright 2 years ago
Absolutely GREEN w/ envy, my dream retirement view Still slugging it out here as an RN in Massachusetts ....
#32
View From Our Window. NB, Canada
P.S., he always has a door open for him to come in and out as he likes and it wasn’t a cold day just because we had some snow
Brittany Combs 2 years ago
Sad OP knew there would be negative comments because their dog was outside. OP literally took a picture of what was outside their window. Dog may have just returned from doing its business or what not. Dog is clearly not being neglected in the photo but that's the society we live in nowadays. Certain people trying to take the beauty out of every thing. OP took a gorgeous photo and the dog is adorable :)
Heather Vandegrift 2 years ago
That's a "come out and play with me" pose! Beautiful dog, and beautiful view
Maudelin 2 years ago
Looks like he wants to be inside with you! Don't have a dog if he's just going to be a part-time family member.
Cat Chat 2 years ago
It does note he usually has a door open to come and go as he pleases. Plus, some people will let their dogs out into their fenced yard for potty time, for a short time, and let the dogs tell them when they are ready to come back in. This dog is likely just communicating it's that time and its hooman pets just decided to take a photo first, with it not being as cold as it seems.
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View From My Sliding Glass Door. Asheville, Nc USA
Natalia Allen 2 years ago
This! I'm like super duper tough unbreakable glass though right?
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Just me, myself, and I 2 years ago
Is that white wood on the right hand side where the bear tried to chew his way into the house?
Ajak 2 years ago
Ya, I didn’t realize cirque du soleil was in town practicing for a show
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#34
The View From My Bedroom In Cumbria, UK
Heather Vandegrift 2 years ago
That is a stunning window, and the view would make an amazing painting
kitteh floof lover 2 years ago
oh, to be able to live in england, but, alas, i can only look at pictures, thanks for sharing!
#35
View From My Kitchen Window - The Driveway. Young Male Zebra. Zimbabwe
robin aldrich 2 years ago
Was fortunate to visit parts of Zimbabwe and saw how beautiful the country and especially its people are!
ValdaDeDieu 2 years ago
I feel something visceral when I look at this view. Almost familiarity.
Patti Disbennet 2 years ago
Zebra! How cool! Here in the US we have bears, moose, raccoons, and wild cats, among others. How interesting to see the view on the other side of the world.
#36
Sun Is Out With A Mild Cold Breeze In Hunza, Pakistan
I am going to stay on that chair all day today & do nothing. In cities, we forget how important doing nothing is
Dawn Marie 2 years ago
I did not realize that there were so many mountains in Pakistan!! They are beautiful!!
Tiramisu 2 years ago
In the Gilgit-Baltistan region, the Hindu Kush, Karakoram, and Himalaya mountain ranges all meet.
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I apologize for having an absolute wrong mental image of what Pakistan is like and I appreciate these photographs showing me a different vision
#37
The View From My Ex-Office Window In Kyiv, Ukraine. Missing My Home City So Much Being Away
Louise Stange-Wahl 2 years ago
May it be always beautiful and never feel the touch of enemy aggression.
Soozie Beech 2 years ago
Sending hope and love to you and all of the people of Ukraine. I hope you can return home safely, very soon. Xx
KB Morrissey 2 years ago
My wish is for all Ukrainians to know peace again, and freedom in your beautiful country.
#38
View From My Cousins Home In Paris
ValdaDeDieu 2 years ago
I don't know about you - but no matter how beautiful the architecture, I always feel the need for trees.
carlos bracho 2 years ago
You mean, you don’t see the Eiffel Tower from every window in Paris? Hollywood has some explaining to do.
#39
The View From My Kitchen Window. Auckland, New Zealand
#40
Moose Looking In My Window. Wasilla, Alaska
Heather Vandegrift 2 years ago
Yes, because that's what Alaska needs: CAFFEINATED moose!
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Immortal Jellyfish 2 years ago
Ethel, I can see you. Stop pretending you're not home and open the door!
Louise Stange-Wahl 2 years ago
PRECIOUS (and not the weird Gollum "Precious")! I would love to honk his nose. So cute!
#41
View From My Window In Bilambil Heights, East Coast, New South Wales, Australia
Ali Sherlock 2 years ago
I don't know about anyone else in Australia, but when I see kangaroos fighting, I always tell them to ace it up and play nicely with each other.
ValdaDeDieu 2 years ago
Boys, boys, listen. We can settle this like men, not kangaroos. Let's find a bar.
#42
Who Needs A TV When You Have An Ever Changing View From Your Front Window
Everyday the view changes entirely depending on the visibility, tides, sea conditions and weather. In summer it’s special, but in winter we’re totally spoilt with sunsets.
I’m in the far North West, Scottish Highlands
robin aldrich 2 years ago (edited)
Visited Scottish Highlands many years ago and wanted to stay!!! which evidently happens a lot because when you enter the country immigration asks you "why are you there ? how long are you gonna be there ?" cause they really want you to visit but don't want you to stay! LOL!
#43
View Of Garden From My Kitchen Window. UK
#44
The View From The Sacred Valley Of The Incas, Cuzco, Perú
Rebecca O’Donnell 2 years ago
What a wonderful, perfect phrase, ValdaDeDieu.
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Literally From My Kitchen Window. I Love The Beautiful Peacocks. San Pedro, California
Christy Hulett-Reyes 2 years ago
Wow clear view all the way to Catalina! I love south shores views🫶 Miss my home town!
#46
My View And My Enjoying Cat From Istanbul, Turkey
#47
Roger vs. The Iguana In Parkland, Florida
Roger passed away two weeks ago and our hearts are broken but I love all our memories of him. This was his favorite window
#48
We Just Arrived In Tokyo Two Hours Ago, My Younger Son Is Watching The City From Our Hotel Window. And Yes, That Is A Godzilla There On The Top Of A Building Next To Us
Ellie Vanille 2 years ago (edited)
I was in Tokyo for a week in the summer. The weather was the most difficult to deal with. It was very hot and humid. But depending on where you're from you're maybe already used to it, which is not my case. Apart from that it was great ! :D There is so much to see and to do. The people were friendly and helpful. I absolutely want to go back there. Here is a view from my hotel room : Tokyo-642c...3c8d90.jpg 
#49
View Of Okanagan Lake From My Aunt's Sunroom In Summerland, British Columbia, Canada
Teresa Spanics 2 years ago
AWW, you have a beautiful view. I live in Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada.
Bjarne Petersen 2 years ago
Looking at Naramata on the other side of the lake. The best place in BC.
#50
These 2 Started Visiting Shortly After We Moved In
They were obviously fed by the previous owner. As you can see the female is very tame and comes right into the house to tell me its feeding time. I have named the big guy Stanley and the female Lizzy. They are woolly necked storks. South coast KZN South Africa
A P 2 years ago
so glad you continued the tradition of feeding them like the previous owner :)
Louise Stange-Wahl 2 years ago
Your caring will bring you great fortune! Storks are amazing! We had a great blue heron in Florida who also tapped on the patio door for his dinner at our place in Florida. We spoiled him rotten!!
Exploring the profound link between solitude and creativity often brings to light fascinating parallels. While scenic views from windows allow for introspection and reflection, the concept of finding comfort in solitude resonates deeply with the sensibilities of those who identify as introverts. It’s similar to understanding how introverted individuals experience life in the small, often awkward social interactions, like those humorously portrayed in Finnish Nightmares.
Viewing these social subtleties from a place of humor can bridge understanding between introversion and the art of introspection.
#51
Our View From Villeneuve Loubet (French Riviera), France
#52
My Window Czech Republic
#53
We Live In A Compound With Just 3 Houses. I Love How Secluded It Feels Even If We Are In The City. Bangkok, Thailand
#55
View From A Window On My Way To Work. Norway
#56
View From Our Boat! We Live Aboard Full Time With Our 3 Kids And Travel The World, Crossing Oceans And Going Island To Island
This particular shot is on our way from Key West, FL to Georgetown, Bahamas. The stars and sunsets are my favorite views from boat life!
Geoffrey Scott 2 years ago
When in USCG, it was nights that were the best for me. You think there are a lot of stars on land, at sea it's from horizon to horizon to horizon, to...
Barbara Forshee 2 years ago
I have a friend who lives on a boat and has these kinds of views a lot. I envy her occasionally. I love the water.
#58
View From My Living Room. Bonnie Scotland In The Winter
Caroline Nagel 2 years ago
My dream christmas: being snowed in somewhere in the Scottish Highlands, in a manor type house, during the twelve days of christmas. A fire burning in the fire place day and night, walks or sleigh rides in the snow, good food and drink. Reading, watching a movie, or just looking out at the landscape. Naps in front of the fire. No contact with the outside world, no news, no texting. That must be the most relaxing holiday ever.
trollingergirl 2 years ago
I would not only want to spend christmas there. Dream big.
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Room View, Antarctica
#60
View From My Window Norway 30/03/2023 Still Snowing
#61
Bay Of Kotor, Montenegro
#62
Nice To See What Kind Of Landscapes People Drink Their Morning Coffee In. This Is My Landscape. Vuolenkoski, Finland
#63
View From My Window, Pakistan
Jahaz Banda, is a large meadow in the upper reaches of Kumrat Valley, Upper Dir District of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan. It is located at an altitude of 3,100 m above sea level
Cathelijne Van 2 years ago
I ♥ all the pictures from Pakistan. Wish there were more from non western (or less known) places!
Esme Love and Squalor 2 years ago
This is not how I picture Pakistan. This post has been a huge learning lesson for this ignorant American
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Anchored In Exumas. My Teachers Told Me I’d Never Get Paid To Stare Out The Windows All Day
Barbara Forshee 2 years ago
Proved them wrong didn't you? You can get paid to do almost anything you just have to prove it's worth it to someone else.
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I Took This Photo From The Balcony A Year Ago, I Still Have It In My Gallery And I Still See Them Together Like This
#66
Finally Bought Our First Home .not A Bad View From My Bedroom Window Every Morning "Tipperary Ireland"
Kandy K. Hubbard 2 years ago
I think anywhere in Scotland would be wonderful, probably just me though.
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This Is The View From Our Living Room In Kaiwaka, New Zealand
I was a young divorcee at 35 years of age and searched everywhere for a place to call my own, when I actually dreamed of this view one morning and walked into the house two days later. Back then I had to drive two hours to the international airport about once a week to work as a long haul flight attendant. Then after three or four or five days away, I drove the two hours to get home to the country where I could be on my own in the peace and the quiet. My two cats would always be waiting for me on the top of the driveway no matter what hours I came home. Over time, I learned to love my solitude and to love me exactly as I am.
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View From My Window For The Next Two Days. Lovely Sansi Kendwa Zanzibar
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My Gorgeous View From Monument Valley In Utah (The View Hotel). Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park
Barbara Forshee 2 years ago
I love the Southwest. I sometimes believe I used to be a Native American in my past life.
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Minnesota
Heather Vandegrift 2 years ago
Dear bears: either stop being so darn cute, or stop being so deadly!
#72
Welcome To Eastern Uganda Elgon Region Mountain Elgon Ranges
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View Of The Sunrise From My Patio Windows
I drink my coffee and enjoy this view every morning! It’s probably my favorite thing about our new home. Westlake, TX, U.S.A.
#75
Wishing You All Love From Canada
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View From Our Tent In Kenya. Kilimanjaro
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View From My Window In Summer. Kenya
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Kumrat, Pakistan
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Roman Amphitheatre, Plovdiv, Bulgaria. View From My Office
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Hi From Slovakia
#81
Here Is My “Not-So-Special” View From Our Home In Mississippi, United States Where We Raise Our Four Children With A Love Of All Outdoor Views!
#82
The View Of Mae Teang,chiangmai Thailand
#83
View From My Kitchen Window. Ålesund, Norway
#84
Boys Being Boys! Showing Off For The Ladies Outside Our Window
Mike Fitzpatrick 2 years ago
These are such cool birds, quite crotchety when they are attempting to court the females though.
Louise Stange-Wahl 2 years ago
OMG I am having a fit! We raised pet turkeys and pet geese and got them at 2 days old and they had loving homes until the passed, which was close to 20 years. Hope you leave some goodies out for them! Here I am with some of the kids. Every time we went for a ride with them in the back of the truck, we stopped traffic. Miss them so much! Ohio-Kids-...6754b1.jpg 
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This Is A View From My Front Door Which Shows Our House Balcao Which Means Balcony In The Portuguese Language
This is an unique design with lots of sitting space .. our family loves to spend time chatting and kids playing around . Our country side house is surrounded with greenery
I live at Majorda Goa in India
#86
This Is View From My Kitchen Window This Morning, Love It
Our house (and the whole quarter) is almost hundred years old. I really love to see all your views from old neighbourhoods with history. Oh, and I live in Kuopio, Finland
#87
View From The Window Of Our Cottage In Austria
#88
The Old Abandoned Farmhouse Across The Street From My House In Bavaria, Germany
No People live there anymore, but 11 friendly stray Cats and a whole bunch of Chickens
#89
View From My Window. Como Lake, Italy
#90
Greetings From Bourgogne France. On Scene Murphy The Cat And Valentine The Pony
#91
View From My Living Room Surfers Paradise Queensland Australia
#92
From My Balcony In Atlanta Ga
Esme Love and Squalor 2 years ago
Haha agree. Not saying op is a plantation owner but that’s an opulent set up for sure!
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View From Our Kitchen Window. Castle Rock, Colorado USA
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Greece, Athens. Poseidonos Avenue
In Greece we have almost 9 months of summer. it is wonderful to leave the house and go for a swim in the sea across the street
(And since we are having so many questions under the picture about 'what is that dead animal that is hanging on the balcony' we have to clarify that it's just a little Santa Claus, facing the sea, as a part of the Christmas decoration, since the picture was taken in the Christmas season )
Kandy K. Hubbard 2 years ago
9 months of summer, I think I live in the wrong country, lets's see what 2024 brings us in the election.
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A View From A Shepherd’s Hut On A Hike In Hunza Valley, Gilgit Baltistan, Pakistan
Nathan Pogorzala 2 years ago
Well, after all these photos on here, i got to get my a*s to Pakistan.
Elisa Day 2 years ago
I was thinking the same! :D Really looks like a wonderful country to visit.
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I Moved Back To The UK Last Summer After A Very Long Time Away And Am Now In A Tiny Flat In The Centre Of Darlington, Durham
Had never been here before I moved in but it’s a nice town with friendly people.
View from my bedroom window
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My View From My Bedroom Window
Across the street is an old firehouse from 1912, now a private home. The owner of that also owns the old mansion that I rent an apt in from 1903. She owns many homes in the area, but has an attention to detail and history like I do. Enjoy, I am glad to be a new part of this group, the idea of seeing people’s views from all over excites me! Oh this is Portland, Oregon
Esme Love and Squalor 2 years ago
Awesome! Love Portland and you’re lucky to live in a well preserved historic building
#99
View From My Living Room In Kokkino Chorio In Crete. An Absolute Dream And Privilege To Build A House Facing The Sea
#100
View From My Library Window In Snåsa, Rural Norway. We Have About 4 Hours Daylight This Time Of Year, And The Cold Winter Light Makes Everything Beautiful - I Think
#101
I Left My German Sheppard Outside For Just 20 Min In Good Weather. That's What I Saw When I Was Back. It's Spring In Canada
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Manali, India
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This Was The View Of Our Hotel In In Giza/Egypt Not Far Away From Cairo Last Week. Could Have Stayed There All Day
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The View From The Kitchen Window In Our Tiny House Se Qld Australia
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Taken From My Bedroom Window. The Little Roo Family Were Back Out At 3am. This Mumma Appears To Have A Joey In Her Pouch
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This Is The View From My Living-Room. I Live In Santiago De Chile
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I Will Be Leaving This Place Soon
This has been a happy home for me, only for a year but has taught me to love solitude! I live alone but absolutely love witnessing the beautiful loving families in the apartments across...and the occasional visitors...Just maneuvering out of a very painful phase and realizing that there is so much to be grateful for.! Pune, India!
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A View From My Balcony, Sunset, Pyramids, Egypt
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View From My Window-I Was Admitted In The Hospital..st.mary's Langata-Nairobi Kenya
#117
After The End Of A 16 Year Marriage, Me And My Girls Moved Into Our Very Own House And This Is What I Was Greeted With When The Last Boxes Were Moved In
#119
View From My Window In Świecie, Poland. My House Is The Most Heavily Guarded In The World!
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View From My Room. (Mecca - Saudi Arabia)
#124
View From My Window. Czech Republic, Opava City. January 2023
#125
View From My Window Doha Qatar
#129
Of All The Beautiful Views In North Wales This Is From My Hotel Window
Kandy K. Hubbard 2 years ago
Wow, that sort of sucks hope you didn't ask for a room with a view. Hope your stay was good and you took tons of pictures.
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Our Manhattan Home!
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View From My Window Karachi, Pakistan
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View From My Windows, Cracow Poland
David Paterson 2 years ago (edited)
That is exactly what I expected Poland to look like. You have to admire the genius of the engineer who invented the hyperbolic cooling tower.
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Tiny Dancer 2 years ago
Yeah, yeah, we were jealous the first time you shared, gerard ;-) Seriously, that is an awesome old-world view right there.
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Tjoori Vids 2 years ago
That's actually the view from my front door. :) 03-10-2019...4378cd.jpg 
Lirael Kl 2 years ago
How is that everybody live on the beach, the meddows or in the middle of a freaking forest? Where are all the urban views? The parking lots, the 7/11s, the wall of the neighboring building, which is at an arm's lenght from your window?
Ueda 2 years ago
The disadvantage of living in a shithole is that you can't really show off.
Load More Replies... Susie Elle 2 years ago
The view from my window was a crackhead shouting profanities and then pulling his pants down to get rid of his underwear. There was also a lovely tree, though.
Tiny Dancer 2 years ago
If you enjoy being a virtual Peeping Tom, do NOT miss this place (shows video-views instead of still pics, I just watched a snowball fight in Turkey, really sweet views): https://www.window-swap.com/
Roan The Demon Kitty 2 years ago
I just tried that site out now I'm sat watching a cat staring out of a window...
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Leo Domitrix 2 years ago
My view is.... similar to many in this thread. .... sky, tree, CAT! ...
Tiny Dancer 2 years ago
Yeah, yeah, we were jealous the first time you shared, gerard ;-) Seriously, that is an awesome old-world view right there.
Load More Replies... Tjoori Vids 2 years ago
That's actually the view from my front door. :) 03-10-2019...4378cd.jpg
Lirael Kl 2 years ago
How is that everybody live on the beach, the meddows or in the middle of a freaking forest? Where are all the urban views? The parking lots, the 7/11s, the wall of the neighboring building, which is at an arm's lenght from your window?
Ueda 2 years ago
The disadvantage of living in a shithole is that you can't really show off.
Load More Replies... Susie Elle 2 years ago
The view from my window was a crackhead shouting profanities and then pulling his pants down to get rid of his underwear. There was also a lovely tree, though.
Tiny Dancer 2 years ago
If you enjoy being a virtual Peeping Tom, do NOT miss this place (shows video-views instead of still pics, I just watched a snowball fight in Turkey, really sweet views): https://www.window-swap.com/
Roan The Demon Kitty 2 years ago
I just tried that site out now I'm sat watching a cat staring out of a window...
Load More Replies... Leo Domitrix 2 years ago
My view is.... similar to many in this thread. .... sky, tree, CAT! ...
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