I'd love to come there one day! :)))

oh, by the way.. it's about the city near Volga, named Плёс.

Привет, Anakin! :) Something has happened to Italki and it confused everything. You can look at it in the comments, then. :) Let's see this sentence: "Он видел вокруг красивые, живописные места" - He saw around beautiful, picturesque places. Он (ЧТО ДЕЛАЛ?) видел - (ГДЕ?) вокруг... ...(КАКИЕ?) красивые, живописные (ЧТО?) места. I think that the word "вокруг" is not an noun! "Вокруг" is an adverb. Can't you say "beautiful around" and mean that "beautiful" is an adjective, "around" is a noun in English?! I think no! The same in Russian. :) So where is the noun here then? It is "места". Какие места? Красивые, живописные места. So adjectives "красивые" and "живописные" do for the noun "места". And not "вокруг"! :) P.S. By the way, you've translated "видеть вокруг" as "to look around". I don't advice that, in fact. "To look" means nearly "to glance", and is translated into Russian as "взглянуть". "To look around" means "оглянуться". But I see there is written "видел", what is translated as "saw" (or "see" in the first form). P.P.S. I really like your sentence in Russian! It sounds good. By the way, what is it told about? :) I also want to see these places! :))))