Who can guess this location?

[Sky]

Originally Posted by Sky

Here is another nice house im sure many have seen.

Taliesin West by Frank Lloyd Wright - From 1937 until his death, Wright spent six months a year at his home near Phoenix, Arizona. The desert setting captivated Wright and he felt that its topography and climate demanded new modes of building.

[codybear]

We've been there!..

Here's a neat fountain..can anyone guess where this is found?

[enduroryda]

Originally Posted by codybear

We've been there!..

Here's a neat fountain..can anyone guess where this is found?

That's the one in front of the BOOKSTORE!

[mistral blue]

Originally Posted by enduroryda

That's the one in front of the BOOKSTORE!

I'm guessing Barnes and Noble

[1956Safari]

Any ideas on this one?

My last one was Opus 40 in Saguerties NY.
Welcome to OPUS40.ORG

[enduroryda]

ooooohhh...I saw those whale tails on the outskirts of Burlington VT

[1956Safari]

WHALE TALES
Vermont
Along the fields and mountains I came across these "Whale Tails" on Rt. 89 by or in Burlington.

[codybear]

Enduroryda and Mistral,

Yes, it's in front of the Barnes and Noble Bookstore, in Jack London Square. Oakland, CA

[overlander64]

The photo below is of a local landmark that always reminded me that the 750 mile return trip from my hometown to the small town where I was teaching in the mid-1980s was nearly over.

This place along with many other unique roadside attractions can be found at:

Roadside America - Guide to Uniquely Odd Tourist Attractions

I often check the above site before starting my travels to see if I will be passing near an unusual or out-of-the-way roadside attraction.

Kevin

[pinkflamingoes]

Originally Posted by codybear

Enduroryda and Mistral, Yes, it's in front of the Barnes and Noble Bookstore, in Jack London Square. Oakland, CA

If you're ever in the vicinity, come and say hi, I'm a two-minute drive away. My nephew fell into that fountain two or three times when he was a tyke.

[Moonstruck]

Try this one! To me it seemed tucked out of the way. But, you might all know it. Kimili will, he seems to be the authority on these things! Lol!
Hi Michael, my best wishes!
Marc.



BTW, my place of work is 5 minutes from Stonehenge. It's a very difficult subject to photograph well because the ground falls away in all directions. However, I managed to get into the site at sunset one night last May. The site is so precious I had to have a ground sheet under my step ladder. A dirty night ahead but it made for a dramatic picture!



Marc

[Happycampers]

Hello Marc... How are you? Saw Stonehenge in 1999... So do you live close to Bath?? Loved the British Isles.. Hope to do a house exchange someday..

[Moonstruck]

Hi Happycampers,
I live in Romsey, which is 25miles SE of Stonehenge. You discover new things every day. I didn't know they made Argosys that big. It's either my IQ-Ignorance Quota or are they rare?
Here's another statue, it's quite close to the other...

[Happycampers]

Hello Marc... Don't know how many are out there... only have seen this one... it is our third Argosy and this one will be the keeper... redoing the inside and new paint job this summer... Our good friends... GT6921 .. Sharon is from Wales.. Sharon and Peter live near us in Canada... we winter in Fla.. on our way home in 2 weeks..

[Moonstruck]

Yakki Da to Sharon! Both my parents are from Abertillery. Pardon my spelling, south Wales is not a home for the native tongue - too many interlopers like my geordie grandfather on one side and my tin miner "grandcha" on the other! Wintering in Florida sounds good but the last time I was there (Jun'02) they had record rainfall:

On the one good day I took a Mustang down the Keys!

In the morning I travelled down to Islamorada, 35c in the shade. In the afternoon I travelled back to Ft Lauderdale. When I got back I found I had third-degree burns on my left ear - in the sun all day!* Lol!
Marc

* Mad dogs and Englishmen go out in the midday sun.....

[Moonstruck]

OohKay! I'm not going to hijack this thread to reminisce about the old country!
Where is this?

[at_wanderer]

The Sunshine Skyway.

Within a 20 min. drive of my house.

Located on I-275 crossing the channel entrance to Tampa Bay.
Fort Desoto the birthplace of the Tincan Tourists is viewable from the entire length of the bridge. My family used to camp there when I was a kid and the place has not changed. It is still one of the best state parks I know of with campsites right on the water and a beach that rates in the top five for the country.

I was also living here when the old bridge was rammed by a tanker and collapsed on a rainy morning. I think it happenned around 1980.

[Moonstruck]

Yes, but that wont happen again because the new bridge has dolphins!

[Poprivet]

Caverns - because they are under ground, not much marks the places but thet are must see experiances - anyone guess this one?

[rebfa]

Originally Posted by David Alan

Caverns - because they are under ground, not much marks the places but thet are must see experiances - anyone guess this one?

Would this be the infamous "invisible caverns"? Get it?!

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