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My aunt lives here. It’s practically the end of the world (well it’s definitely the end of the northern US). I love it for its tranquility and changing fall leaves. Check out the waterfalls, Isle Royale (in season) and dog sledding for the winter. Don’t miss out on Brockway Mountain for its 360 views. OH and this is the home of the Pasty (similar to a pot pie…well sort of).

CO Springs is a pleasant place to see sights like Garden of the Gods, the Cadet Chapel, Pike’s Peak and Manitou Cliff Dwellings…however, be aware that if you are liberal it’s a trap due to its conservative Focus on the Family headquarters.

I recommend calling ahead of time. The neat Protestant room was closed due to a wedding when I visited. I was a bit pooped but the Buddhist and Jewish prayer rooms were neat too.

These people are bigoted and too conservative for their own good! Do not hate! God does no appreciate hatred towards others, nor hypocrites, instead, all should love and appreciate the diversity in our world!

Hey everyone. I will be in Santiago for 2 days approximately. What would you do if you had this little time? What places would you go to hands down? I know it is winter and snow may be a problem, but I am trying to take a bus from Santiago to Mendoza, Argentina…would you recommend this? Hope to hear from someone soon! Thanks!

All this “dead, butch” city has to offer is the beautiful, modern Art Museum. Other than that, you might as well go to Chicago… Be careful not to get a driving ticket before going into Illinois!

If you’re driving here without a Wisconsin license plate, you will most likely leave with a speeding ticket or a ticket of some kind. Some nice sites to offer but nothing too splendid.

So if you’re into hot dogs, beer, intoxicated heterosexual men, and a great baseball team…this is the place for you. (Not so much for me).

Most beautiful site (better yet, natural site) the United States has to offer, HANDS DOWN!

Best city visited yet in Europe…even above Paris. The architecture makes it amazing (love Gaudi) in addition to the many parks.