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#1
The Ancient Water-Reservoir Under Istanbul In Turkey
Final score:
38points
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#2
Fields Of Cows With Bells In The Swiss Mountains
Final score:
31points
Jef Bateman 3 years ago
This reminds me of Nancy Holten, who was denied Swiss citizenship because of her complaints about the cowbells.
HarriMissesScotland 3 years ago
Gustave Mahler, the composer, went to the Alps to compose, and asked that the bells be removed so he could write in peace and quiet.
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survivalrhino 3 years ago
Went to Antarctica, on a contract -- very cool in all meanings of the word-- still have the McMurdo Search & Rescue tee shirt
#3
Abu Simbel. No Banana For Size, But Check Out The Tiny People At The Bottom
Final score:
24points
The Scout 3 years ago
The temple, originally all set in the surrounding rock, is very impressive with its main staues being more than 20 meters tall. Which is even more impressive is that during the construction of the Nasser Reservoire, the whole temple was taken apart in 1963 and re-assembled about 60 meters higher to prevent it from it being flooded. The "rock" it is set in now is artificial, mainly a steel dome camouflaged with sand and rock, but the temple itself is still the 3000 year old original.
Amanda (Submission author) 3 years ago
Yes! The engineers who moved Abu Simbel did a great job. They made sure to keep Abu Simbel aligned so that twice a year, sunlight reaches all the way to the back of an 18 meter (59 foot) hall and shines on statues of Amun, Ra, and pharaoh Ramses II, the guy who commissioned the temple. I was blown away by this place.
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The Alhambra, Granada, Spain
Final score:
24points
#5
Isla Mujeres Sculpture Garden, Mexico
Final score:
22points
#6
The Botanical Garden In Memphis Tennessee
Final score:
19points
#7
Kopalnia Soli „wieliczka” (Wieliczka Salt Mine)
Final score:
19points
#9
This Awesome Beach In Rio De Janeiro
Final score:
18points
Naty Caires (Submission author) 3 years ago
I know it's not the best way and they did defaced the rock, but it's actually written a message to people stop to climb on the coconut tree because it was damaging the tree. After they wrote in a wooden plate the message.
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#10
Lately, Arches National Park. See The Tiny People Near The Bottom!
Final score:
17points
#12
Beautyful Limestone Quarry In Faxe Ladeplads Denmark
Final score:
16points
#13
The Al-Khazneh In Petra
Final score:
16points
HarriMissesScotland 3 years ago
But at least you tried. And I am very jealous.
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Hope Cows&Chickens 3 years ago
I can't remember how old this place is but it is amazing that no war or natural disaster has ruined it. It's been there for so long!
#14
The Black Hills Of South Dakota! I Haven't Been To Many Places, But This Is Probably The Coolest.
Final score:
15points
Lizzie Momchilovich (Submission author) 3 years ago
I'm pretty sure I claimed pretty high to take this picture lol.
Francesa Miller 3 years ago
I was six when we moved to North Dakota. A hillside in sight of the house had burned recently and I thought that was the black hills. It was a hill. It was black.
#15
Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria
Final score:
14points
#16
Dehli
Final score:
13points
#17
Kruger National Park In South Africa
Final score:
13points
#18
Etna Volcano - Sicily
Final score:
13points
Jelena (Submission author) 3 years ago
No worries, I came back but it was like I was on another planet :):)
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Alcantara Gorge, Sicily
Final score:
13points
Tami 3 years ago
Are those sideways basalt columns? The columns in the Columbia River Gorge look like that, but are vertical.
Hope Cows&Chickens 3 years ago
I bet this water is warmer and than the Columbia's, though. Brrr!
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#22
Cesky Krumlov Whilst The Renaissance Fair
Final score:
12points
#23
National Cathedral Washington, D.c.
Final score:
12points
KY dog mom 3 years ago
Just google National Cathedral gargoyles and look at all the images.
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Check out the "gargoyles" on the National Cathedral. They are the best - Darth Vader, dog, cat, rat, dragon, octopus, etc.......
#24
Stonehenge
Final score:
12points
Robert Trebor 3 years ago
I got there in 1971 or 2, before the barriers went up to keep you from going out among the stones. Also, I walked out from Amesbury, and as I got closer, and saw it getting bigger and bigger as I came: absolutely amazing.
#25
Banff On The Mountains. I've Always Wanted To Go To The Mountains.
Final score:
11points
#26
Border Of North American And Eurasian Plates, Þingvellir National Park, Iceland
Final score:
11points
#27
The Top Of Cadillac Mountain In Maine
Final score:
10points
#28
Staircase Inside L'arc De Triomphe, Paris
Final score:
10points
Artful.duck (Submission author) 3 years ago
It was exciting! There was one staircase just for going up and a second one for going down. We did the 284 steps to see an incredible view of Paris including the soaring, illuminated Eiffel Tower.
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Venice, I Especially Fell In Love With The Masks
Final score:
10points
#30
Fort Jefferson, Dry Tortugas National Park
Final score:
9points
#32
A Private Camp Lake In Wyoming. Down The Hill There Were Giant Red And Yellow Demoiselles Rock Pillars.
Final score:
9points
#33
Morskie Oko, Zakopane, Poland
Final score:
9points
#34
Yosemite National Park, California, United States Of America
Final score:
9points
#35
Isla Mujeres Off The Coast Of Cancun Mexico. It Is So Much Quieter Than A Resort.
Final score:
8points
#36
Alcatraz East Crime Museum In Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. It's Every True Crime/Forensics Lovers Happy Place!
Final score:
8points
#37
Muttsee In Switzerland 😍
Final score:
8points
#38
Vienna Naturwissenschafts Museum
Final score:
8points
#40
Pinkdot Lgbtq Rights Movement, Singapore's Largest Protest, Hong Lim Park, Singapore
Final score:
8points
#41
Harry Potter Tour In England
Final score:
7points
#42
Claustral Canyon, New South Wales, Australia. I've Been Privileged To Abseil It 3 Times.
Final score:
7points
David Meacheam (Submission author) 3 years ago
It's in the Blue Mountains, only a few hours out of Sydney.
David Meacheam (Submission author) 3 years ago
Abseiling, swimming in the semi dark, jumping into deep pools, - remember your wetsuit.
#43
Ripley's Beleive It Or Not In San Antonio Texas
Final score:
6points
Lorie Shewbridge 3 years ago
I've been there, it was ok, there are several more impressive places. Glad you enjoyed yourself.
#45
Gardens By The Bay, Marina Bay South, Singapore
Final score:
6points
#46
Australia ..... In A Mobile Home ( Cairns Down To Brisbane)
Final score:
6points
#47
Navy Pier, Chicago
Final score:
5points
#48
The Rollrights Stones Ne Chipping Norton. Love Going There To Recharge
Final score:
5points
#50
Qasr Al Sarab, Abu Dhabi
Final score:
5points
#51
Blue Lagoon, Malta
Final score:
5points
#52
Kakslautenen, Finland
Final score:
5points
#53
Banos, Ecuador - A Remote Town Between The Mountains With Loads Of Outdoor Activities And Great Nightlife.
Final score:
5points
Tiny Dynamine (Submission author) 3 years ago
There are huge waterfalls, thermal baths, volcanoes, wildlife of all descriptions, cycling, canoeing, etc., cheap hostels, bars, clubs and almost nobody has heard of it. One of my favourite places in the world.
#54
Disneyland!!! 😆
Final score:
1point
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Nyla black 3 years ago
well my dad went to alaska up north and its like amazing we stood by the frozen ocean in a blizzard its lovely but freezing cold
R Dennis 3 years ago
The top of El Castillo in Chichen Itza. You used to be able to climb the steps to the top and explore. Went back with my stepkids and it was permanently cordoned off.
María Hermida 3 years ago
Unfortunately, it's necessary to limit the number of visitors everywhere so as to preserve the monuments and natural areas.
Load More Replies... Nyla black 3 years ago
well my dad went to alaska up north and its like amazing we stood by the frozen ocean in a blizzard its lovely but freezing cold
R Dennis 3 years ago
The top of El Castillo in Chichen Itza. You used to be able to climb the steps to the top and explore. Went back with my stepkids and it was permanently cordoned off.
María Hermida 3 years ago
Unfortunately, it's necessary to limit the number of visitors everywhere so as to preserve the monuments and natural areas.
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