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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsIn opposition to Lt Sulu (George Taki) "The most Amazing Tourist Attractions ever visited.
Carlsbad Caverns New MexicoYosemite National Park Glacier- Point - 3200 feet straight down (twice height of Empire State Building)
British Museum in London England
Olive Harvey Park in Chicago...Incredible View of Lake Michigan and lakefront.
Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum (temporarily closed)
Grand Canyon
many more that I will list from time to time
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In opposition to Lt Sulu (George Taki) "The most Amazing Tourist Attractions ever visited. (Original Post)
Stuart G
Jul 2022
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https://www.georgetakei.com/most-disappointing-tourist-attractions-ever-2655520363/particle-1
Red Mountain
Aug 2022
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brush
(53,918 posts)1. Why does your headline say "in opposition to...
Lt. Sulu" instead of in honor of?
Red Mountain
(1,737 posts)5. https://www.georgetakei.com/most-disappointing-tourist-attractions-ever-2655520363/particle-1
Retrograde
(10,162 posts)2. Chaco Canyon
aka Chaco Culture National Historic Park, in northern New Mexico. Worth getting up before the break of dawn and driving several hours on dirt roads to see what Americans were building from c. 800-1200. The main ruin, Pueblo Bonito, is impressive in itself, but it's even more astounding once you start looking around and see the other clusters of buildings, often built in distinct styles. Truly amazing.
Grand Canyon, in Arizona. When I was there I came across a guy who was so impressed by its grandeur that he had to tell everyone at the overlook just how big it was.
mountain grammy
(26,656 posts)3. Amazing place. Chaco Canyon
Hope to get back there this fall.
lark
(23,160 posts)4. Andrew Molera Park near Big Sur when the Monarchs are migrating.
AMAZINGLY BEAUTIFUL!!!
MineralMan
(146,336 posts)6. Well, Once You've Been to the Restaurant at the End of the Universe,
everything else pales in comparison, I suppose.