Yep..Yosemite Valley 1972...I visit it everyday.

Way back in the Luther Swamp near our cabin, especially in the evening. It's a typical northern MI cedar swamp - beautiful. Especially nice knowing that quite often when I do get back, the cabin will be warm and my wife and grandkids will be there to ask, "Did you catch anything Papa?"        

   

We own 250 acres in a beautiful rural setting in Pictou Co., Nova Scotia. Our old farm house is in the inside corner of a long series of fields belonging to us and our neighbours. Top of the hill is a large dairy farm.
Deer are right in the yard, but off limits. I hunt our land only as all the opportunities I need are here. Ours is a working woodlot, so I spend a lot of days on our land and most places have some sort of "hold" on me.
Several Doe groups live here and we have good genetics and nutrition for nice big bucks.
The Fall is pretty magical here.

I realy enjoyed the responses here. Believe it or not I have such a place on a family farm located in a mountainous area less than three hours from NYC.  Surrounded by  State
Forest lands it does recieve hunting presure during deer rifle season but otherwise hours can go by without hearing a vehicle, a dog barking or a chain saw. For over 60 years I have been fortunate to spend my happiest early mornings,bow in hand watching the sun rise on those rugged, unspoiled moutains.