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Will Murray

Will Murray


43 places I want to go   45 places I've been
  1. 1. Hawai'i
    United States
    7,221 people
  2. 2. England
    United KingdomGreat Britain
    2,497 people
  3. 3. Scotland
    United KingdomGreat Britain
    4,144 people
  4. 4. Ireland
    Europe
    11,604 people
  5. 5. Wales
    United KingdomGreat Britain
    847 people
  6. 6. Northern Ireland
    United Kingdom
    1 cheer
    174 people
  7. 7. Australia
    Australia/Oceania
    14,857 people
  8. 8. New Zealand
    Australia/Oceania
    10,809 people
  9. 9. Germany
    Europe
    6,837 people
  10. 10. Chile
    South America
    3,407 people
  11. 11. Brazil
    South America
    7,792 people
  12. 12. Japan
    Asia
    12,257 people
  13. 13. Fiji
    Australia/Oceania
    3,709 people
  14. 14. French Polynesia
    Australia/Oceania
    721 people
  15. 15. South Africa
    Africa
    5,463 people
  16. 16. India
    Asia
    8,293 people
  17. 17. Portugal
    Europe
    3,323 people
  18. 18. Spain
    Europe
    8,600 people
  19. 19. Italy
    Europe
    13,927 people
  20. 20. Austria
    Europe
    2,730 people
  21. 21. Czech Republic
    Europe
    2,466 people

Recent entries

Japanese Tea Garden, Golden Gate Park

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This was the first Japanese-style garden I ever visited as a child. It was beautiful, but mostly I remember the small trinkets from the gift shop that my parents bought for me.

The next time I visited was in my early teen years, and I truly appreciated the beauty of the place. I was very interested in gardens at the time (thinking of a career in it in fact), and I marveled at the care and detail that went into the place.

The third and most recent time I visited, part of the garden was undergoing renovation, and the whole area seemed smaller. I’m not sure if it was because of the renovation closing things down, or because my view of the world had grown. Either way, it was still completely gorgeous and worthwhile to visit again.

over 5 years ago

Plymouth Rock, Plymouth

Um. It's a rock.

I was expecting more. I don’t know what exactly, but not this. It’s a pretty regular rock (the photos don’t lie). It sits in a pit with an elevated walkway and fences around it. The whole thing is ensconced in a protective and decorative structure that’s more attractive than the rock itself (how sad). Graffiti was apparently a problem, because pale remains could still be seen. You also wonder why that one rock is thought to be the real Plymouth Rock, when it’s just so darn ordinary. Overall, I’m happy to say that I saw it, but there are many other things I’d rather have seen in the area instead knowing what I now know.

over 5 years ago

Cheers on Beacon Hill, Beacon Hill

I snagged a napkin

Talk about overcrowded! In 1987, I visited the bar with a high school group (no, we didn’t drink). The place was so crowded we could barely poke our noses through the door. A few people stood in line to buy trinkets, but I was happy with snagging a free bar napkin.

over 5 years ago