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we visit the aquarium every time we go to myrtle beach. the first time we entered the bird santuary was an eye opener! if you have any fear of birds like the hitchcock thriller Birds don’t go in. they are a wonder to see. flying and landing on your arm, head or shoulder to get some of the feed that the santuary sells for you to give the birds. the colorful birds are beautiful! if this is too wild for you, the butterfly exhibit may be more to your liking.

your old china may be worth something if it is in mint condition and is a pattern the Replacements Ltd are in need of to restock their supply of that china pattern to re-sale. its a great way of finding a new home for china you no longer want and can possibly make money doing it.

THIS WAS BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY UP IN THE MOUNTAINS OF NM

my god son and his mother, aspecial friend of mine live in farmington, nm. we last visited them there back in the late 70’s. while there we toured albquerque, nm—-old mexico etc.

if you like china patterns, silverware, crystal and lots o collectables-—you’ll love Replacement, LTD. this place has agift shop/museum w/guided tours. it was a very informative tour telling the history of the place—how he got started, how the business has grown, a unique inventory system that any business would be envious of. you can buy or sell items to them if they have a need of inventory that you may have. there were so many beautiful things to look at. the vastness of the inventory is the largest known of its kind. i would go again.

back in the 70’s my af husband was sent to Zaragoza, Spain for 2 week TDY. we drove down in a little subaru towing a camper and a fellow amn to help w/driving. the people of this town were very old country—-women do NOT wear shorts in the city market. old men and women shook their fingers at me and said something in spanish. no translation was needed.

my son and my two grandkids love to go here! the pizza is good most of the time. the kids love the electronic animal band shows. the younger kids--6 and under love the rides. there games for toddlers up to teens. the soda fountain is accessible for as many refills as you want-free. they also have a safe child program—everyone in the same group gets their arm stamped with the same code that is only visible under florescent light.

this is one place i have never been but would very much like to visit. my son speaks very highly of new york city after spending one weekend at a marching band competition.

broadway has alittle something for everyone—-ripley’s aquarium, eateries with all different types of food,shopping for almost anything you could want, movie plex and imax, minature golf, bird and butterfly santuary and much more!

my husband and myself were stationed ay bitburg afb, germany. my sister went to paris as part of a class trip in high school back in about 1976. we drove to paris from bitburg afb to meet her at her hotel in paris. we joined her class when they toured the famous louve museum. the mona lisa was exquisite to see in person. the arch de truimp was great too. the eifle tower was hugh! shopping was great. the only bad part was trying to drive the streets of paris. they don’t beleive in lanes. everyone just goes in the same general direction. i closed my eyes alot while my husband navigated the streets. i would go again in a heartbeat if the chance ever came again!!!