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       Places to go to
   DIR By: notme
       Date: March 18, 2013, 1:42 am
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       Alright here goes, this is for talking about places we want to
       go. Add pictures, talk about why you want to go to that place,
       Etc...
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       Re: Places to go to
   DIR By: notme
       Date: March 18, 2013, 1:57 am
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       The Shakespeare and Company bookstore in Paris.
       I know, I know, its just like me to want to go to a bookstore
       but look at this place!
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       you can even sleep there!
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       or write your next novel,
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       or play the piano,
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       Re: Places to go to
   DIR By: notme
       Date: March 18, 2013, 2:08 am
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       Milford Sound, New Zealand
       This amazing place needs no introduction, just imagine kayaking
       on these halcyon waters
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       Re: Places to go to
   DIR By: notme
       Date: March 18, 2013, 2:35 am
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       This next place holds a special place in my heart, i grew up
       there and it is well worth the visit.
       The United States Virgin Islands are United States territories
       and has some of the most beautiful beaches in the world, all of
       which are available to the public. The USVI are made up of four
       islands, St. Thomas: the main island out of the four St. Thomas
       has the largest population, this is also where the government is
       located. St. John: St. John is the second smallest island and is
       mostly nature preserve, it has many camp sites and hiking paths,
       St. John also has many ruins of what used to be sugar
       plantations. there are also remnants of the original peoples to
       live there the Arawak Indians in the form of petroglyphs. St.
       Croix: The largest island of the four, St. Croix has a small
       population. St. Croix is about 60 miles away from the other
       islands and is considered the eastern most part of the US. St.
       Croix used to house one of the larges oil refineries in the
       world, however last year it was closed leaving many with out
       jobs. St. Croix is also where Cruzan rum is made. Water Island:
       Water Island is the smallest of the four islands, it sits in the
       main harbor of St. Thomas and used to be connected to St. Thomas
       by a strip of land but the Danish blew that up to improve the
       water flow through the harbor and so that garbage wouldn't
       collect. Very few people live there and the island is so small
       that most get around by golf cart.
       Now for the pictures,
       St. John
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       Coki Beach, St. Thomas
       not the nicest beach but there are lots of fish.
       the white dome in the background is part of the islands only
       aquarium, Coral World
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       Trunk Bay, St. John
       Great snorkeling
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       Megan's Bay, St. Thomas
       our condo looked down over Megan's
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       Here's Megan's on a slow day
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       and here's the beach on a normal day
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       The petroglyphs on St. John,
       you have to take quite the hike to get to these you start at the
       top of a mountain in the morning and you get to the petroglyphs
       around lunch,
       you then continue down the mountain and get to a beach with the
       ruins of a sugar mill that is filled with sleeping fruit bats.
       there's just enough time to explore, have a dip in the ocean and
       have a snack before a boat picks you up and takes you back to
       the ferry to go back to St. Thomas. I've done the hike 6 times i
       think. It never gets old.
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       I've never been to St. Croix but apparently this is it
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       and last but not least the Water Island 4th of July Parade
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       that was long, i could go on but i think i'll refrain. If anyone
       wants to know more about the USVI i'm always happy to talk about
       it.
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       Re: Places to go to
   DIR By: A Sexy Tree
       Date: March 20, 2013, 7:23 pm
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       I, personally, want to go to Hokkaido, Japan!
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       In particular because of the marimo matsuri - the festival in
       celebration of marimo! It's held near Lake Akan annually, which
       is one of the only lakes (if not the only one) that has the
       right conditions to grow marimo!
       Marimo are these little guys:
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       It's really interesting, because they're essentially balls of
       moss, but they take nearly a century to grow just one cm in
       diameter! Crazy stuff, right? But check out the amazing festival
       held in their honor:
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       Oh, and here's a picture of lake Akan:
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       Crazy pretty, right?
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       Re: Places to go to
   DIR By: MisterCuttlefish
       Date: March 25, 2013, 10:56 pm
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       I'd like to go to The Black Forest, located in
       Baden-Württemberg, southwestern Germany.
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       Okay, at first I wasn't really interested in it, but then I
       looked at the cool things you can see there:
       - There are a bunch of rivers (The one below is the Brigach
       river)
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       -There are clOCKMAKERS. (Also other stuff, but cLOCKMAKERS
       THO--)
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       -Its just super beautiful in general and seriously looks like it
       was made just for nature-lovers.
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       - There are also a bunch of little historical towns like
       Freiberg, Calw (below).
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       Now, because I am lazy, I will just leave you with the Wikipedia
       page:
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