Famous Places
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cherrydude
replying to @TheTravelCamel @TheTravelCamel @postcardsplaces Visited Crater Lake in Oregon. First time my brother and I had visited since we were kids. Wanted to see again. #trlt a3
aok_NW
HeidiSiefkas
A4: Cappadoccia #Turkey in the the '90s via @LindaPeters64 #TRLT #traveltuesday #adventure
HHLifestyleTrav
replying to @HeidiSiefkas
@HeidiSiefkas @LindaPeters64 A4: Visiting Carhenge in Nebraska was worth the 2 hour detour!
It's a life-size version of England's Stonehenge, but made out of cars! It's amazing! #TRLT
cherrydude
replying to @LindaPeters64 @LindaPeters64 The nearby Zillah Teapot Gas Station is a great attraction! #trlt a4
ASolastie
replying to @TheTravelCamel @TheTravelCamel @postcardsplaces A3 I visited recently in the Whale Sanctuary of El Vizcaino, in BCS Mexico where greywhales arrive close to boats interacting with people and allow people to touch them. It was fascinating me and when it happened it was really touching. #TRLT
Travel_Session
replying to @Travel_Session
A3- I took Latin in high school, and my teacher would always go off on Greek mythology tangents. It always made me want to see the acropolis in 🇬🇷#Athens
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StripeyMiata
replying to @LindaPeters64
@LindaPeters64 A4 I don’t know if it’s famous, must be if it’s in the Guinness Book Of Records, but I have accidentally visited the Worlds Tallest Thermometer which is kinda quirky I guess.
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RTWBarefoot
#trlt A4: I have a passion for quirky things and unusual but notable historical points.
For example, the (site of the) world's first ATM / cash machine!
[They moved it round the corner so it wasn't in the way of the street]
Enfield, London.
kerrydexter
A3 #TRLT What was it like to be at a Famous Place? for the famous places I visit, I work on feeling the history of the lives lived there,been both spooky ( ex:The Alamo, Andersonville, Culloden) and uplifting (ex: York Minster, Dublin Docklands, Taos Pueblo) 📸 Dublin #travel
UZAmbassador
A4 One of the quirkiest places I've visited on #trlt is the Parkent Solar Furnace, a short drive outside Tashkent. It belongs to the Academy of Sciences & concentrates the sun's rays to create extreme temperatures.
wallaby_fan
replying to @TheTravelCamel @TheTravelCamel @LindaPeters64 A4 Does Venice qualify as an unusual famous place, we had the most amazing 6 hours in Venice, for sure! #trlt
SKJtraveler
A4. Hmm hard to decide what qualifies for this, but Dali is always good for some quirk. I don't know how famous the individual museums are in the Dali Triangle, Spain, but I think taken as a whole Dali's presence there is pretty famous. #TRLT
Chalkcheese111
replying to @TheTravelCamel @TheTravelCamel @postcardsplaces A3 I had always watched documentaries on Vietnam and was fascinated as a youngster and wanted to visit the Cu Chi Tunnels. We managed to a few years back #TRLT
travelexx
t_jh2009
replying to @LindaPeters64 @LindaPeters64 A4) Petite France in South Korea certainly was different, I knew that "The Little Prince" was a popular book but I had no idea that it was so loved by the Korean people that they made a village in honor of it. #TRLT
DavidDinkum
replying to @TheTravelCamel @TheTravelCamel @postcardsplaces A3. I like heights and was living in the area, so why not? #TRLT
ajaykaul10
replying to @HeidiSiefkas @HeidiSiefkas @LindaPeters64 A4: Any building designed by Antoni Gaudi, specifically Casa Batlló in Barcelona, Spain, which looks like it is built with skulls and bones #TRLT
275days
A3:A single internet photo of this theatre in Termessos, Turkey inspired us to get there during a trip around the world. Not nearly as famous as it should. It's sort of a small scale Turkish Machu Picchu. Great hiking, great views, and a history that isn't fully known. #TRLT
LindaPeters64
A4: one of the quirkiest Famous Places that I have discovered on The Road Less Travelled is an open air art exhibit in Lytton, B.C. created by eclectic metal artist, Ken Glasgow.
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