Alphabet Game

[dazedncrazed]

lol...I thought Zebra would have been the most obvious one

How about tourist attractions in YOUR OWN country. If you want to post a picture or additional information about it then feel free. It might be hard, but I think it will be nice to learn a bit more about everyones countries.

OK

Angel of the North


A huge sculpture near Newcastle, When I first heard about it i thought it was stupid, but I drove by it last year and thought it looked really beautiful against the sunset.

[Mistery]

B?rengraben (Bears' Cave)

[dazedncrazed]

Cheddar caves

[wirodeu]

Doolhof van mais (Translation: Corn labyrinth)




Ps: Its not me on the picture! I just picked a photo of their site

http://www.maisdoolhof.nl/index_malden.htm

[Lilliputt]

Ellinge Castle (Sweden, Skåne. Built sometime in the 1400)

[Darknight]

Fun Spot a big Go-Kart type theme park

[EscapeGirl]

Grand Canyon (Arizona)

[Eternal Becky]

Hezekiah's Tunnels

~ In 696 BC, Hezekiah's men built these tunnels to cut off the water flow into Jerusalem and lead a revolt against the ruling Assyrians.

@ Dazed ~ Again a very nice subject

[dazedncrazed]

Imperial war museum

There are a few of these around the England...I think it's always nice to memorialise those who fought and died in the wars

[Lilliputt]

Johannisborg (Castle in Sweden, today only parts of it have survived)

[dazedncrazed]

wow, that looks amazing Lilli, I love the star-shaped grounds, can you still see that?

[Lilliputt]

Sadly, no. Today it is more of an archaeological site.

[Eternal Becky]

Korazin, the basalt synagogue
Korazin, or the city of Korazim, was a Jewish settlement from the Second Temple period, known for excellent wheat grown by the residents

[dazedncrazed]

London eye


A huge permanent observation wheel wheel ride built next to the river Thames. It's 135 metres high.

[Eternal Becky]

Hey I visited that yesterday

on google earth