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Olympia - Site Of The Olympic Games
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cwo3ward @ 02/ 05/ 2012
The games were not open to married women. Perhaps it was the nude athletes?
Legion Of Honor And The Thinker
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Erinna @ 01/ 29/ 2012
I am big fan of history, so if you are also passionate about the past, Legion of Honor is the place to go in San Francisco. I spent a whole day in that museum out of my 3 days trip to the city and I definitely don't regret that!
Pont Du Gard Aqueduct In France
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Weilan @ 01/ 11/ 2012
Water came into Roman cities with the help of aqueducts, which were true engineering marvels of the day.
Elephanta Caves Near Mumbai
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cwo3ward @ 01/ 08/ 2012
The experts can't quite agree on the how and the why of the caves.
Durham Cathedral And Castle
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nick.oddrod @ 01/ 07/ 2012
Durham Cathedral is both a UNESCO World Heritage site and a place where Harry Potter films were made.
Boston Public Garden
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Erinna @ 01/ 01/ 2012
Enjoy a lovely day or two at the Boston Public Garden. Read the article to find out why that spot is so enjoyable...
Big Ben Is A London Icon
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cwo3ward @ 12/ 23/ 2011
They call it Big Ben, but the actual name of the clock tower is Saint Stephen's Tower.
cwo3ward @ 12/ 13/ 2011
Roman Emperors used to take their vacations on Capri. The blue grotto is a fabulous cave with bright blue water.
cwo3ward @ 12/ 03/ 2011
I've never been to a luau, so this was both fun and educational!
The Casino At Monte Carlo
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cwo3ward @ 10/ 28/ 2011
A beautiful building and grounds that are a joy to experience. Don't miss it.
cwo3ward @ 10/ 22/ 2011
Lumbini is a UNESCO World Heritage site - located on the spot where it is believed that the Buddha was born.
The Stoclet House In Belgium
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cwo3ward @ 10/ 15/ 2011
A UNESCO World Heritage site. Built with an essentially unlimited budget!
Thracian Tomb Of Sveshtari
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cwo3ward @ 10/ 14/ 2011
The tomb was not discovered until 1982!
cwo3ward @ 10/ 05/ 2011
The Roman Arena in Verona is the third largest in Italy and the best preserved!
Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump
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cwo3ward @ 10/ 03/ 2011
Buffalo hunting done on a very large scale! Visit this UNESCO World Heritage site.
Pawn Stars!! My Visit To Las Vegas
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cwo3ward @ 09/ 24/ 2011
We made a brief stop at the Gold and Silver Pawn Shop - History Channel's hit reality show about a family-owned Las Vegas pawn shop.
cwo3ward @ 09/ 11/ 2011
Rahba Kedima remains relatively unchanged, with it's narrow streets and alleys.
cwo3ward @ 09/ 11/ 2011
The oldest gothic church tower in Germany (built in 1330) survived the bombing runs of 1944.
Archealogical Site Of Troy In Turkey
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cwo3ward @ 09/ 10/ 2011
With more than 4,000 years of history, Troy is a very important find and is one of the most famous archaeological sites anywhere in the world.
cwo3ward @ 08/ 31/ 2011
A bell on the city wall served the city.
cwo3ward @ 08/ 30/ 2011
The Star of India still sets sail about once a year. Volunteers provide the manpower and take a few deserving passengers along for the ride.
Historic City Of Ayutthaya, Thailand
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cwo3ward @ 08/ 26/ 2011
This historic city was sacked by the Burmese army in 1767.
Borobudur Temple Of Indonesia
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cwo3ward @ 08/ 25/ 2011
Borobudur Temple Compounds - the world's largest Buddhist monument.
Fly To Bangkok? Wat Pho?
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Weilan @ 08/ 20/ 2011
Wat Pho is known as the birthplace of Thai massage. There is also the massive gold-covered Buddha.
The USS Dolphin - Deepest Dive Ever!
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cwo3ward @ 08/ 09/ 2011
The USS Dolphin holds the record for the deepest dive ever recorded. A record that has held up since 1968.
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