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erima


22 places I want to go   79 places I've been
  2. 1. Dighton Rock
    United States: Massachusetts: Berkley
    		1 person
  3. 2. America's Stonehenge
    United States: New Hampshire: Salem
    		15 people
  4. 3. Gungywamp
    United States: Connecticut: Groton
    		1 person
  5. 4. Tokyo
    Japan: Honshu: Kantō
    1 cheer     		4,617 people
  6. 5. Beijing
    China
    		1,120 people
  7. 6. Tibet
    Asia
    		1,921 people
  8. 7. Seattle
    United States: Washington State: King County
    		3,180 people
  9. 8. Portland
    United States: Oregon
    		1,364 people
  10. 9. San Francisco
    United States: California: Northern California: Bay Area: San Francisco Peninsula
    1 cheer     		4,039 people
  11. 10. Machu Picchu
    Peru: Cusco Region
    1 cheer     		3,328 people
  12. 11. Toronto
    Canada: Ontario
    		1,698 people
  13. 12. Burlington
    United States: Vermont: Chittenden County
    		41 people
  14. 13. Iceland
    Europe
    		6,114 people
  15. 14. Ireland
    Europe
    1 cheer     		11,300 people
  16. 15. Sweden
    Europe
    1 cheer     		4,364 people
  17. 16. Ice Hotel
    Sweden: Norrbottens Län: Norrbotten: Kiruna: Jukkasjärvi
    		599 people
  18. 17. Norway
    Europe
    		3,914 people
  19. 18. Vancouver
    Canada: British Columbia
    1 cheer     		2,323 people
  20. 19. New Zealand
    Australia/Oceania
    		10,659 people
  21. 20. India
    Asia
    		8,081 people
  22. 21. Taj Mahal
    India: North India: Uttar Pradesh: Agra
    		1,581 people

Recent entries

Newport Tower, Newport

Old Stone Mill

This is the first place we went to on our trip to Newport. It’s cool, nothing to ooh and aah about for hours, but worth the visit.

over 4 years ago

Gungywamp, Groton

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It’s a mysterious archeological location in New England. It has features which coincide with a knowledge of astronomy and artifacts suggest it has been built before Colonial times, possibly by unknown settlers as American Indians did not traditionally build with stone. For more on Gungywamp look at the page on Wikipedia

over 4 years ago

America's Stonehenge, Salem

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Apparently HP Lovecraft was inspired by it when writing The Dunwich Horror.

Read more about America’s Stonehenge at Wikipedia.

over 4 years ago
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