So what do you like on your monitor when you turn it on. We all have different tastes on avatars and screen names and such. So what sort of tastes do you have for your wallpaper?

I tend to like some scenic landscapes.

This one is mine currently...http://worldtourdirect.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/Schloss-Neuschwanstein-in-Germany-1.jpg

These are a couple of my other favorites...

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/691/2120208338ce59673436bhf.jpg/

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/856/larz71158871224.jpg/

Mine is a picture of a very small waterfall I have seen in the mountains.

Hardcore, the first link you have posted is castle Neu Schwanstein in the south of Germany.
It's a beautiful castle.
You can visit this castle but have to wait very long.

Yeah I already knew about Neuschwanstein. I originally found out about it from a poster that hangs in my living room. I wouldn't mind the wait too much as long as I would be able to be there.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neuschwanstein_Castle

http://www.neuschwanstein.de/

On the desktop, we have Nash, the mascot for the Nashville Predators, as our wallpaper. On my laptop, I have Master Yoda.

My notebook is dedicated to Bible study only -has no wallpaper at all (wanted to keep it simple)

My Laptop and Work desktops are always so cluttered with shortcuts that I gave up on full screen Wallpaper.

So my new thing is grouping icons within "Fences" and sneaking a little picture where there's room.



ie. here's my Laptop:



and here's my Work PC:

Here is a few I use on my work computer (snagged them from some art gallery). I have a tendency to put one up and then promptly forget about it for several months.....for some reason I can't seem to remember what my home computer has (something my wife probably picked).

I just use the Windows 7 default desktop on my laptop. On the desktop, I have several light houses I switch between from time to time.

Hardcore , I have been to Neu Schwanstein, but had to wait a long time before we could go to see the castle.
It looks like a castle in a fairytaile when you see it high in the mountains.

I've been to Neu Schwanstein twice and didn't have to wait much. Go in the winter and you can get right in. The story behind it all is quite interesting.

Mine is also a tiny waterfall (cascade really), which I took in Great Smokey Mountain National Park in 2008. I really should update it to a more recent trip.

Here is a bit of trivia for those who don't know...Neuschwanstein served as inspiration for Snow White's castle at Disney.

I knew that.

However, my wife's mother's maiden name is a Neuenschwander (sp?) and somehow they have ties (many generations ago) to the castle. Definitely one of the better looking European castles. I have never seen it in person, but I lived (as a child) for a while in Germany and got to see several old castles. I'm sure it helped cultivate my life long love of castles and medieval folk-lore.

In France they have a lot of good looking castles at the river the Loire.
Some are very impressive like the Chambord castle is.

I just have the standard vista background, but that's only because my computer has just been returned to me after being away at the menders!!! Normally I have some fantasy picture of mountains and cities...

Fundy

Representation of the speed of the laptop.



(I took the picture in Algonquin Park.)

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In France they have a lot of good looking castles at the river the Loire.

That's precisely where I am right now: Angers on the Loire. The castle is undergoing repairs, and I'll visit there with my dad sometime soon. Very cool castle.

Man that dude sure has a long tail.

He does, eh? For a juvenile, yeah.

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alldatndensum wrote:

Staybrite wrote: Man that dude sure has a long tail. He looks taller than DBF!!!

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You, my friend, are dementia challenged.

There! I fixed that for you!

Stop rolling on the floor. I just cleaned there and I don't want dirt on it!

Just kidding, as always