Where in the World 7

In the home stretch...

Pic 31

Pic 32

Pic 33

Pic 34

Pic 35

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Hans said…
31 - Devil's Tower - a full size replica of the mashed potato sculpture that Homer made.
32 - San Francisco

Not sure, but will think about the rest.
12:14 PM
carrster said…
31. Devil's Tower, Wyoming

32. Lombard Street, San Francisco

33. Roman Baths, Bath, England

34. dunno

35. Neptune Pool at Hearst Castle, San Simeon, CA

(I've been to all the ones I knew on this round - whohoo!)
12:53 PM
MamaD4 said…
Hearst Castle is amazing...AND designed by a female architect, Julia Morgan.

I have been to Devil's Tower about five times. The Indians have a story something to do with a giant bear trying to claw his way up Devil's Tower to get at something (probably some sort of maiden-type figure) and that's why it's striated like it is.
12:40 AM
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