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Zeke73SG

Zeke73SG


40 places I want to go   149 places I've been
  2. 1. Schwarzwald
    Germany: Baden-Württemberg
    		99 people
  3. 2. Great Smoky Mountains National Park
    United States: North Carolina
    1 cheer     		37 people
  4. 3. White Mountains
    United States: New Hampshire
    		23 people
  5. 4. Capitol Building
    United States: District of Columbia: Washington, D.C.: Capitol Hill
    		44 people
  6. 5. Congaree National Park
    United States: South Carolina
    		11 people
  7. 6. Mount Katahdin
    United States: Maine: Baxter State Park
    		24 people
  8. 7. The Adirondacks
    United States: New York State: Upstate
    1 cheer     		68 people
  9. 8. Lexington
    United States: Massachusetts
    		1 person
  10. 9. Nantahala National Forest
    United States: North Carolina
    		3 people
  11. 10. Mammoth Cave
    United States: Kentucky: Mammoth Cave National Park
    		58 people
  12. 11. Smith Island
    United States: Maryland: Chesapeake Bay
    		3 people
  13. 12. Lava Beds National Monument
    United States: California: Northern California
    1 cheer     		4 people
  14. 13. Antietam National Battlefield
    United States: Maryland: Sharpsburg
    1 cheer     		9 people
  15. 14. Acadia National Park
    United States: Maine
    		182 people
  16. 15. Penn's Cave
    United States: Pennsylvania: Centre Hall
    		2 people
  17. 16. Meteor Crater
    United States: Arizona
    		43 people
  18. 17. Toronto
    Canada: Ontario
    1 cheer     		1,698 people
  19. 18. Eureka Dunes
    United States: California: Death Valley
    		2 people
  20. 19. Glacier National Park
    United States: Montana
    		416 people
  21. 20. Great Sand Dunes National Park
    United States: Colorado
    		66 people
  22. 21. Dinosaur National Monument
    United States: Colorado
    		39 people

Recent entries

Wigwam Motel, Holbrook

Make a reservation!

Even if it’s a Wednesday night in the off-season. We learned the hard way.

about 1 year ago

New Mexico Museum of Space History, Alamogordo

Plenty of the things to see

We stopped here after we visited the Trinity Site and before we camped at White Sands. There are many interesting displays, inside and outside of the building, and it’s not just for space aficionados. There is enough here to generate interest within girlfriends who have little to no background on the subject of space travel. Some of the exhibits are many years out of date, mentioning future plans for the Soviet space program, for the sake of example, but there were also volunteers there to answer questions. The International Space Hall of Fame is inside among the exhibits, and the final resting place of Ham, the first astronaut, is at the foot of the flagpoles.

about 1 year ago

Trinity Test Site, New Mexico

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There were hundreds of people there, perhaps thousands over the course of the day, for the October opening. It was like the crowd at an airshow, with t-shirts for sale and a tent where they were conducting a demonstration with geiger counters and household items. There were people from all over the world and a man playing a pipe of some sort. We were able to identify trinitite at ground zero. It is a unique oppurtunity to visit within White Sands Missile Range, but be aware of the regulations; I had to leave my .22 rifle at the gate. We scheduled our entire roadtrip to accommodate our visiting this historic site, and we certainly weren’t the only ones.

about 1 year ago
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