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18 places I want to go

183 places I've been

1. Rwanda
Africa
319 people
2. Sapporo Snow Festival
Japan: Hokkaido: Sapporo
1 cheer 27 people
3. Acadia National Park
United States: Maine
1 cheer 182 people
4. Coaching in Bavaria
Germany: Bayern: Lake Starnberg
1 cheer 3 people
5. Rock City Park
United States: New York State: Upstate: Western New York: Southern Tier: Cattaraugus County: Olean
1 person
6. Cincinnati Zoo
United States: Ohio: Cincinnati
15 people
7. Bronx Zoo
United States: New York State: New York City: The Bronx: Bronx Park
54 people
8. Witch History Museum
United States: Massachusetts: North Shore: Essex County: Salem: Historic Downtown Salem: Essex Street
11 people
9. San Diego Zoo
United States: California: Southern California: San Diego County: San Diego: Balboa Park
254 people
10. Seneca Rocks
United States: West Virginia
8 people
11. Blackwater Falls State Park
United States: West Virginia
16 people
12. Botswana
Africa
439 people
13. Four Corners
United States: New Mexico
161 people
14. Chaco Canyon
United States: New Mexico: Chaco Culture National Historical Park
62 people
15. Alaska
United States
8,189 people
16. Nova Scotia
Canada
1,142 people
17. Cleveland Metroparks Zoo
United States: Ohio: Cuyahoga County: Cleveland
7 people
18. National Underground Railroad Freedom Center
United States: Ohio: Cincinnati
1 cheer 9 people

African Lion Safari, Flamborough

Very Cool!

I went for my birthday – and it was an awesome trip! The animals are very VERY well cared for. The environments, which you drive through (or ride on the bus)… are spacious, and its cool to have the big cats walk up to your car and peek in the window… Its cool to have the baboons hopping from one car to the next (be careful of damage to your car if you’re one of them who likes to break the rules and feed these guys…)

the Ostriches were a kick! just – everything about the drive through park was awesome.

Definately a place to return to! An entire day’s worth of just great fun!

over 3 years ago

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Provincetown, Cape Cod National Seashore

Camping

I went to Ptown to go whale watching for my birthday. We stayed at Dune’s Edge Campground which was really nice and only about 15 – 20 minutes walk to city center. Went Whale watching with Dolphin Fleet, went to Pilgrams Monument (Provincetown was the first stop for the Mayflower before continuing on to Plymouth), walked around the cemetary, did the shops, walked along the beach and in the water – but had not allowed enough time to make it to the light house. There was not enough time to do everything that could be done, and I’d really like to walk all they way out to the tip of the cape so I do expect to go back. It was a wonderful adventure.

For excellent Omeletes go to Governor Bradford and the Post Office Cafe. For dinner – absolutely try the Lobster Pot.

over 4 years ago

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Frederick Douglas Gravesite, Mount Hope Cemetery

Living History

Mount Hope Cemetery has regular historical/theatrical performances where you can go and meet the people and personalities buried at the cemetery. The performance they do called “Circle of Friends” includes Frederick Douglas and his family, Susan B. Anthony and all of their contemporaries – discussing the issues of the day.

Awesome experience!