http://www.eisenstadt-tourismus.at/t...sEsterhazy.jpg

I'm passing Joseph Haydn's workplace every day on my way to school. :)

Good thing the thread is so we can see what doesn't interest you anymore....:p:

http://www.examiner.com/images/blog/...rd_Forrest.jpg

This charming fellow started the KKK, I used to drive past him everyday on my way into work in Nashville.... I just now noticed how crazed his face looks....

^ Nathan Bedford Forrest. Brilliant cavalry general, but one of the worst racists even for that time.

Battle of Fort Pillow - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Yes I know... But I just remember that in my hometown there is a hero, not necessarily the hero people want, but the hero they deserve...http://www.digitaltrends.com/wp-cont...bor-batman.jpg This my friend, is the one and only Bar Harbor Batman...Keeping Bar Harbor Maine safe at all costs...

http://www.cityprofile.com/forum/att...eno-arch-2.jpg

and just 30 minutes away

http://www.sierranevadageotourism.or...082B778F2B.jpg
a monument for people who dig people who eat people

>>>

I like it.

http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2069/1...695fcc54_b.jpg

Spent a Summer In Asheville NC... YEP that's an iron, and I dunno why...Dry cleaners and tailors in town making a statement I dunno

^Reminds me of this famous Philly landmark by Claes Oldenburg:

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-U1aDc842NI...espin-1976.jpg


Note how close it is to the William Penn pissing from atop city hall statue:

http://c0486872.cdn.cloudfiles.racks...y-hall-600.jpg

http://i1.trekearth.com/photos/690/img_9626.jpg The Medina in Marrakech where the snake chamers are, moneky's and anything else you might want to acquire... I spent a year in Morocco with my sister


http://www.ghorayebtravel.net/wp-con...ra-reserve.jpg

spent a summer in Kenya also ..Enjoyed the fine comforts of lions roaring me to sleep...(if you think I slept a wink you are out of yer damn mind) I enjoyed all the creature comforts there... Up to and including a dinner of termites, and curdled milk and goats blood... An experience I will never forget, because to turn it down is culturally rude..