Where in the world....

[Anonymous]

New Orleans.

That is a different kind of US city from what I have heard.

 It really is.

[Renee]

Angkor Wat

Eiffel Tower

Swiss Alps

The original Disneyland

Warwick Castle

Did you go inside Mr. Crowley?

Hell, Crowley probably remembers when it was made out of wood.

[asal]

New Orleans.

That is a different kind of US city from what I have heard.

 It really is.

I've been there!  Very awesome place.  I loved it.  I'll go back.  We were in a trolley accident!!  Almost died ...  very slowly.  



I got to see the grand Mississippi!!!

[Anonymous]

New Orleans.

That is a different kind of US city from what I have heard.

 It really is.

I've been there!  Very awesome place.  I loved it.  I'll go back.  We were in a trolley accident!!  Almost died ...  very slowly.  



I got to see the grand Mississippi!!!

Is that a hotel asal?

[Twenty Dollars]

Burning Man, Nevada

[Anonymous]

Burning Man, Nevada

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[Anonymous]

Burning Man, Nevada

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I never heard of it Twnety Dollars.

 ac_dunno

[Twenty Dollars]

A few dayz of craziness. Fun

[Anonymous]

A few dayz of craziness. Fun

I will read about Burning Man after work tonight Twenty Dollars.

 ac_smile

[asal]

New Orleans.

That is a different kind of US city from what I have heard.

 It really is.

I've been there!  Very awesome place.  I loved it.  I'll go back.  We were in a trolley accident!!  Almost died ...  very slowly.  



I got to see the grand Mississippi!!!

Is that a hotel asal?

The Mississippi river!  I liked Mark Twain as a kid.  People talk about the Mississippi - I've always wanted to see it.  It's amazing.  It looks like the Fraser river - it's wide and muddy.  They said it was 200 feet deep at its deepest point.



We have a sugar factory in Vancouver so I shouldn't be impressed but they have a sugar factory there in New Orleans on the Mississippi - the air smelled like sweet sugar  :6:   So nice.

[Anonymous]

New Orleans.

That is a different kind of US city from what I have heard.

 It really is.

I've been there!  Very awesome place.  I loved it.  I'll go back.  We were in a trolley accident!!  Almost died ...  very slowly.  



I got to see the grand Mississippi!!!

Is that a hotel asal?

The Mississippi river!  I liked Mark Twain as a kid.  People talk about the Mississippi - I've always wanted to see it.  It's amazing.  It looks like the Fraser river - it's wide and muddy.  They said it was 200 feet deep at its deepest point.



We have a sugar factory in Vancouver so I shouldn't be impressed but they have a sugar factory there in New Orleans on the Mississippi - the air smelled like sweet sugar  :6:   So nice.

The old Missisip makes me think of the Doobie Brothers. Or maybe just doobies.

[Bricktop]

Angkor Wat

Eiffel Tower

Swiss Alps

The original Disneyland

Warwick Castle

Did you go inside Mr. Crowley?

Yes.



At that time it was owned by Mdme Tussauds, and probably still is. So it had a lot of wax figures scattered around in period dress.



I gather its more "theme park" than static display now. Back then, it cost about 8 quid, and you could walk around anywhere.



I believe it now costs a family of 4 100 pounds to get in.

[Bricktop]

... is the most interesting place you've ever been?

Madagascar, Mongolia, Sudan, you name the place and I have been there.

Australia?

[@realAzhyaAryola]

Kaikoura and its coast line, New Zealand.



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[@realAzhyaAryola]

The French Polynesian islands of Papeete, Moorea, Huahine, Bora Bora, and the atolls in that region.



What is an atoll?



An atoll, sometimes called a coral atoll, is a ring-shaped coral reef including a coral rim that encircles a lagoon partially or completely.



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