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How many have you visited??

I have been to:

Niagara Falls, Gettysburg, Antietiam, Smithsonian (and all the monuments in D.C.), Liberty Bell, Great Smoky Mtns, Hatteras, Mammoth Cave, Mt Rushmore, Yellowstone, Crater Lake, Sequoia, Yosemite, Grand canyon, Mesa Verde, Gateway Arch, Statue of Liberty, Black Canyon of Gunnison.

THE ANGLE OF THE DANGLE IS DIRECTLY PROPORTIONAL TO THE HEAT OF THE MEAT DIVIDED BY THE MASS OF THE ASS.


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I've visited everything you listed except the Antietam Battlefield and Mount Rushmore. I've been to all 50 states except South Dakota... (It's on my bucket list)

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I am short Alaska and Hawaii.

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Even though I'm not American, I have travelled around 10 US States. As for national treasures, I've seen;
Rocky Mts Nat. Pk
Bryce Canyon Nat. Pk
Zion Nat. Pk
Death Valley Nat. Pk
Yosemite Nat. Pk
Yellowstone Nat. Pk
Fort Laramie
Mount Rushmore
Grand Teton Nat. Pk

And this does not include all the national treasures of Europe.

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I've been to several far too many to list.

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The Bay of Fundy, Cape Breton Island, Peggy's Cove, Niagara Falls, The CN Tower, Notre Dame de Sacre Coeur, vieux Montreal, the Canadian Shield, Algonquin Park.

(Or is this America only?)

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What ever your country has to offer. I have camped in Algonquin Provincial Park also.

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My family's visited Mt Rushmore and Manhattan. :)

As far as UK is concerned: Stonehenge, Blackpool Tower, Durdle Door, Cheddar Gorge, Robin Hood's Bay, Caernarfon Castle, Stratford-Upon_Avon, Buckingham Palace, Mt Snowdon, Loch Lomond, Llanberis Pass, Beachy Head, Glendalough & Tara Hill (Ireland).

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Mine.

Every time I've ever been here I pretend for a moment that my name is King Kawika Kalakaua Iolani Palace - Honolulu, Hawaii - National Treasure and Home to Hawaiian Royalty

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Where I live has been called the world's largest open air archaeological museum.

Mount Ararat, Troy, Halicarnassus, Ephesus (Efes), Cappadoccia, Antioch, The Blue Mosque, Topkapı Palace, Hagia Sophia, and whole Sultanahmet district, the Gallipoli battlefields, Mount Nemrut, Dolmabahce Saray, Termessos, Perge, Side, the Lydian tombs, Church of St Nicholas, the Karadeniz district and Ayder Yaylası, Anıtkabir, Pammukale and Çatal Höyük which is one of the oldest, largest and best-preserved Neolithic sites found to date. Plus lots more.

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can i introduce Animals into the equation

for New Zealand
apart from the beautiful scenic sites that every country has

the Tuatara & Kiwi, living National Animal Treasures on the extinction list.
are more than worth a mention ..
i thought a common ole skink was just that, a common ole skink, till i read up about its relative rarity

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It depends what you define as a National Treasure...

Sometimes I use World Heritage Listing as a focus for vacations. In Japan (which is chock-o-block with shrines, temples, and gardens), I visited eleven World Heritage Sites in Kyoto. It was like my own Amazing Race...using trains, subways, and buses to get from site to site.

In the USA, we have National Historic Landmark designation...which includes Independence Hall/Old Pennsylvania State House and The Alamo...as examples. I've been to lots ond lots of those sites. We also have National Parks (such as Great Smokey Mountains and Yellowstone). Also a great measure of "National Treasure-worthiness", and I've visited many.

I enjoy getting out and about to visit different places. Next month I will visit the Alamo and other missions in Texas as well as Taliesin in Wisconsin. I'm a blatant travel-whore.

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Any of these would do. :D Not heard of the others.