The L.A. Times has a great photo slideshow of bizarre destinations around the world.
I would really like to eat at this restaurant 16 feet below sea level. As long as the walls held, that is ...
Imagine going to swim laps in the world's longest swimming pool.
When we were in California once, friends raved about Glass Beach, and we talked about going there, but ended up not stopping. When Kelly's a little older, I bet she'd love it.
My friend Chiara is living in New Zealand these days. Maybe she can dine at this treehouse restaurant.
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We thought Glass Beach was really disappointing. In my house it is called "Garbage Beach" because of all the old tires and beer cans.
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