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Sean

Sean


23 places I want to go   17 places I've been
  2. 1. Six Flags Great Adventure
    United States: New Jersey: Ocean County: Jackson
    		42 people
  3. 2. Portugal
    Europe
    		3,081 people
  4. 3. Austria
    Europe
    		2,548 people
  5. 4. Poland
    Europe
    		1,958 people
  6. 5. Seattle
    United States: Washington State: King County
    		3,180 people
  7. 6. South Africa
    Africa
    		5,325 people
  8. 7. Fiji
    Australia/Oceania
    		3,585 people
  9. 8. United Arab Emirates
    Middle East
    		576 people
  10. 9. Moskva
    Russia: Central Federal District
    		1,887 people
  11. 10. Sankt-Peterburg
    Russia: Northwestern Federal District
    		1,357 people
  12. 11. Denver
    United States: Colorado
    		371 people
  13. 12. Finland
    Europe
    		2,503 people
  14. 13. Switzerland
    Europe
    		4,118 people
  15. 14. San Francisco
    United States: California: Northern California: Bay Area: San Francisco Peninsula
    		4,039 people
  16. 15. Netherlands
    Europe
    		2,961 people
  17. 16. Italy
    Europe
    		13,661 people
  18. 17. France
    Europe
    		8,066 people
  19. 18. United Kingdom
    Europe
    		6,347 people
  20. 19. Ireland
    Europe
    		11,299 people
  21. 20. Spain
    Europe
    		8,350 people
  22. 21. Germany
    Europe
    		6,618 people

Recent entries

Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County

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I have a friend who lives in SLC, and he’s invited me down to go white water rafting somewhere in southern Utah with him this summer. I think it’s called Cataract Canyon.

But first, he’s going to take me around SLC for a few days and show me the sights. I’m really excited, as I’ve never seen the midwest before, and this will be my first experience out there. In fact, I’ve never ridden on a plane before either, so this will really be uncharted territory for me.

over 5 years ago

Washington, D.C., District of Columbia

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A friend of mine and I went yesterday, and it was amazing. We saw all of the major monuments in the mall in one day!

We missed the last tour of the Capitol building, but a security guard told us we could get to sit in on a session of Senate if we got a ticket from one of our state senators, so we booked it over to the Senate office building as fast as we could, and we didn’t make it back in time because the Senate was out of session when we got back (I guess they finish at 2).

Anyway, we got to sit in the House of Representatives room (where the president gives the State of the Union address) and the Supreme Court courtroom, and we visited the Library of Congress, the House of Reps Office Building, the Washington Monument, the Reflecting Pool, the WW2 Memorial, the Lincoln Memorial, the Vietnam Wall, the White House, and some Smithsonian Museums.

I’d reccommend visiting to anyone, because it’s really one of the only places that you can go in the world where you can see so much in such a short period of time, because everything is so close!

over 5 years ago

Hersheypark, Hershey

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It really is just great fun.

I highly recommend the chocolate factory tour, it’s fun, and you get a free Hershey’s bar when it’s all over with.

The rides are great, and there’s no over-emphasis on roller coasters for those of you who aren’t particularly fond of riding roller coasters.

The focus is on fun at Hersheypark, and they have a lot of ways available for you to have a great time!

over 5 years ago
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