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1. A Review Of The Mall Of America I decided to write a review of the Mall Of America because I think it's a great mall. It brings tourists to Minnesota and we need those. You can find everything there from major department stores, to little specialty shops that only sell one kind of...
2. Camp 18 Restaurant & Logging Museum A must-visit spot when traveling along Highway 26 to and from the coast of Oregon, Camp 18 Restaurant & Logging Museum is a fantastic place to learn all about the logging industry. Explore the grounds and see pieces of antique logging equipment and m...
3. La Tour Eiffel -- The Eiffel Tower Hello to La Tour Eiffel -- The Eiffel Tower that you will find in Paris -- the fabulous iron tower built on the Champ de Mars beside the River Seine in Paris. It is the 'tallest structure in Paris' and among the most recognized symbols o...
4. Tianya Haijiao: "Sky Meets Sea"! In Chinese folklore, it was thought there was a remote part of the known world where the sky meets the sea. As this area is the most southern part of China, it has been named "Tianya Haijiao" (the furthermost part of the sky and the sea). Tianya Hai...
5. Roadside Oddities: Confusion Hill Nothing is to confusing at this pleasant stop amongst the Humboldt Redwoods. Welcome to Confusion Hill, another mystery spot vortex located in Northern California! 
6. The Electric Brae Scotland The Electric Brae is an optical illusion located in Ayshire Scotland. The Electric Brae is known locally as Croy Brae It is a quarter of a mile long hill that gives the impression that you can 'free wheel' up it. The significant thing a...
7. London, England: Things to See and Do London is a fascinating, beautiful historical city with a huge variety of things for tourists to do including a huge variety of free art galleries and museums, an aquarium and the historic zoo, but most people will do same few things: Tower Bridge, B...
8. Mildura , Australia A Desert Oasis Mildura is an oasis in the Desert Located in the far north west corner of Victoria. In 1835 the Chaffey Brothers established an irrigation colony on the banks of the Murray River and settled in Mildura. Since 1893 Mildura has produced some of Austral...
9. Van Briggle Pottery The Van Briggle Pottery has been producing gorgeous and distinctive art pottery since its beginnings in the early 1900s.  As of May 2009, the pottery in Colorado Springs, CO is now open again at a new location at 1024 S Tejon Street. Van Briggle...
10. Dongfang (Basuo): A West Coast Port in Hainan Province! Dongfang City is an industrial port located at the mouth of the Changhua River around 260 km South-West of Haikou City. The Japanese invaded and occupied Dongfang as their Hainan headquarters in the early 1940's. Thousands of Li Minority Group peopl...
11. The Culm Valley This is a relatively unspoilt area of countryside, where little villages nestle beside the river Culm as it takes its journey down the valley through Hemyock, Culmstock, Uffculme, Willand and Cullompton and then joins the river Exe to flow through Ex...
12. Roadside Oddities: Oregon Vortex In Southern Oregon not to far from Grants Pass lives a vortex of unimaginable power.  Or so they say. None the less this off the beaten path roadside attraction is a true gem that is a must be seen or rather felt experience.
13. Outer Banks | Cape Hatteras | North Carolina Lighthouse One of the many attractions around Nags Head, NC (or also known as the Outer Banks) is our Nations largest brick made lighthouse at Cape Hatteras on Hatteras Island. I really enjoyed our trip (my wife and I) to this lighthouse. First, I have never be...
14. Roadside Oddities: Avenue Of The Giants Alongside Hwy. 101 a street bears the name for all of the real giants that lurk amonst the pavement called Avenue Of The Giants. Quirkiness and splendor abounds at the many real and unreal stops found within the Redwood National Forest!  photo cou...