Lefty91

My son loves it here. They have a “river pool” that has a current. They have a pool that makes waves, not for surfing, but for bobbing up and down.

I remember the crowds and trying to get a good photo of “The Mona Lisa” without using a flash. I visited in the mid-80’s…pre-pyramid.

climbing up the stairs with my friends. I was in good shape then. :)

Beautiful view of course.

Very nice place and town to visit. That being said, “Red rum, red rum”...”Here’s Johnny!”

...was in the mid-80’s. It was my favorite city on the trip and I’m not sure why. It could have been because it was our first stop. The city seemed friendly.

I went with a high school group in March in the mid-80’s, so it was cold. I went through the museum and the information they provided and put on display is unforgettable. The grounds were haunting and being shown where the dead bodies were just dumped into a ditch was shocking. I didn’t go and see the ovens because I thought I wouldn’t be able to handle it; I should have gone.

I went there with my high school in the mid-80’s. This is the first place where I saw it snow. I also tried to jump over a parking meter after having one of their alcoholic desserts. Good memories.

I went here with my grandpa when I was about 5 years old. They completely shut our group in solitary confinement, it was dark and scary (for a 5 year old). I haven’t been back, but I hear they don’t do that anymore.

My aunt & uncle used to live here. Good memories. My uncle was a chef at the Miyako Hotel.

This is where I first experienced the country dance where everyone yells out “Bullshit”.