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43 places I want to go

35 places I've been

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1. The Moon
Outer Space: The Milky Way: Our Solar System: Earth Orbit
1 cheer 579 people
2. Newfoundland and Labrador
Canada
1 cheer 809 people
3. Portugal
Europe
1 cheer 3,081 people
4. Ireland
Europe
2 cheers 11,300 people
5. Sri Lanka
Asia
1,018 people
6. Turkey
Europe
2,997 people
7. Florida
United States
1,457 people
8. South Pole
Antarctica
1 cheer 356 people
9. Russia
Europe
1 cheer 6,012 people
10. Nova Scotia
Canada
2 cheers 1,142 people
11. Ontario
Canada
1 cheer 1,136 people
12. Québec Province
Canada
1 cheer 1,509 people
13. Faeroe Islands
Denmark
217 people
14. Island Areas
United Kingdom: Great Britain: Scotland
8 people
15. Victoria Falls
Zimbabwe
668 people
16. Bath
United Kingdom: Great Britain: England: Somerset
1 cheer 279 people
17. Peru
South America
1 cheer 3,746 people
18. Hawai'i
United States
7,020 people
19. Papua New Guinea
Australia/Oceania
681 people
20. Alberta
Canada
1 cheer 443 people
21. Iran
Middle East
1 cheer 667 people

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Briatore, Overlake

Pizza, Calzones, & others dishes

Briatore is a small mostly take out/delivery place with good food made on site. From Pizzas made using their own sauce to salads and sandwiches, all made when you order with fresh ingredients and friendly staff. There is some seating in the restaurant in the form of a few bistro tables. There’s always a copy of the days’s New York Times there to be read, some nice comfy waiting chairs, and HD TV to watch while you wait for your order.

The Owners (Amy and George) are friendly and ever present as this is their store and will make sure that you are satisfied with your meal.

For more details… checkout their website: Briatore

over 5 years ago

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La Cocina Del Puerco, Old Bellevue

Tasty and nearly authentic

Good food, cheese as a condiment not the #1 ingredient, bulk food is not their style… So, if you’re looking for Taco Bell, not your place (walk out the door, go 1 blk east on main, cross the street and go into the KFC/Taco Bell and get your nasty Taco there.) If you’re looking for fairly authentic… stay, order, enjoy.

over 6 years ago

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Ape Cave, Mount Saint Helens National Volcanic Monument

Well worth the visit

This is one of the most accessible caving experiences in North America that is still pretty honest to caving. It is also the longest unbroken Lava Tube in North America. No lights in the cave… only those you bring. No paved walk ways, not Cafeterias.. And the nearest bathroom is at the parking lot. The cave has an upper and lower section. The lower section is excellent as an introduction to caves and consists of wide and tall cavern sections. Its a gentle down hill to the end… and a gentle up hill back. You’ll need to be able to walk for about a mile for the round trip.

The upper cave is much more rugged but accessible. You must be able to climb over rock falls and traverse narrow spaces but the reward is some interesting rock and lava formations. The upper cave has an exit near the upper end to allow you a surface return… or alternately hike up to the top and descend to the mid point entrance.

I’ve taken groups of teens and adults on this hiking experience. Highly recommend it.

More info: http://www.fs.fed.us/gpnf/recreation/ape-cave/index.shtml