Ganymede

Mountains like teeth;

craters like fortress walls;

long crater shadows on blue-gray plains;

the John Glenn range;

Berkeley Ice Field, sheening amber;

Mare Navium;

Dante Chasm;

the Red Mountains;

the green beacon at Aurora;

rock and ice;

Jupiter above;

unblinking stars in a black sky.

This is how the colonized Ganymede looks to the pilot of a returning moonship on pp. 7-9 of Poul Anderson's Three Worlds To Conquer. He thinks of it as home but I would not like to live there.