Macau, China from Macau Tower. 
Quito, Ecuador from Mt. Pichincha. 
Downtown Chicago from the John Hancock Center.
Cape Town and Robben Island from Table Mountain
Hobart, Tasmania from Mt. Wellington.
Central Hong Kong and Victoria Harbor from the Peak!
Downtown Melbourne from the Eureka Tower.
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Finally, here are 10 Disappearing Natural Wonders. I recommend that you look at each one as there is some neat information and great pictures of each.
This is a sunrise on the Serengeti Plain in Tanzania.
This is a sunrise in Konso in Ethiopia, on a hike I did that morning with the hills I was going up and down I actually had the sun rise on me 5 times.
Here is a sunset over the west bank of the Nile river in Aswan, Egypt while sailing on a felucca. 
Here is a sunset, even though you can't see the sun. This is with the sun shining on the skyline and harbor of Melbourne, Australia. 
Here is the final sunset for the post, it is in Glenelg, just south of Adelaide, Australia.
Here is one in Hong Kong I have not been on but I have seen and have friends who have ridden it. A month or so after my friends rode it there was an accident when one of the gondolas fell, luckily no one was inside it at the time. 
This picture you can see both cars in transit. 
Cherry blossom trees are from East Asia (China, Korea and Japan) but are most prominent in Japan where there are over 200 varieties. Cherry blossoms are now found in many places around the world, in some cases this has happened through friendship giving between various governments and Japan. The tidal basin in Washington DC is surrounded by cherry blossoms that were gifted in 1912 and again in 1965 as a friendship gesture between Japan and the US. Below is a picture of some of them with the Washington Monument in the distance. 
There is a National Cherry Blossom Festival that takes place in the spring each year for 2 weeks with a number of events that take place. This year's festival goes through April 12. Vancouver, British Columbia in Canada also holds an annual cherry blossom festival. This is a picture of the cherry blossoms in bloom around the quad at the University of Washington campus in Seattle. 
Others I have been near enough to "be on them" but they are so large that I am only on their massive slopes such as Mt. Kenya pictured below. As you can see at the margins of the photo that the slopes go out quite a great distance on the sides. This is the same with Mt. Kilimanjaro. 
This is a volcano that I live near and will try to visit more closely in the upcoming years, it is Mt. Rainier in Washington State. The mountain is seen here from the water of Puget Sound looking over Alki in West Seattle. 
This is looking up at one of the three peaks of Mt. Pichincha in Ecuador. this is a potentially dangerous active volcano as it is located directly above and adjacent to the capital, Quito. This is one of the tallest mountains I have seen and is probably the highest elevation I have been to. The mountain is about 15,600 feet tall and I am about 13500 feet up it..jpg)
Here are the two tallest volcanos I have ever seen, in fact they are the two tallest mountains I have ever seen as well. I have pictures of them but they are so difficult to see due to the clouds I chose these photos in stead. Mt. Kilimanjaro in Tanzania is 19341 feet high and along with Cotopaxi Volcano in Ecuador at 19347 feet tall are two examples of equatorial glaciers. The glaciers and snow cap on Kilimanjaro have been prominent examples of global warming as they recede rapidly.
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