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07-07-2007, 11:14 PM
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Re: The 7 \'New Wonders\' of the World
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IMO it should have been these and for most it isn't even close. Some of my choices are probably because I'm an Architecture major. [/ QUOTE ] 
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07-08-2007, 12:54 AM
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Re: The 7 \'New Wonders\' of the World
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-Stonehenge -Neuschwanstein -Sydney Opera House -The Eiffel Tower -Angkor -Statue of liberty Is my list. I think Machu Picchu is the one I want to see the most out of whats left. Angkor left the biggest impression on me, watching the sun rise over the temples was pretty amazing. Only thing that really sucked was the large number of tourists talking loudly at a moment I really, really wanted to be quiet.
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07-08-2007, 01:50 AM
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Re: The 7 \'New Wonders\' of the World
Been to a litle more than half of them. Big mistake to leave off Angkor Wat. Was there in April. Un-[censored] believable. So was Angkor Thom and Banyon, phenomenal temples. Stautue of Liberty, give me a break. Same thing with Eiffel Tower. Nice "building", but hardly worth a wonder credential. Great Wall is also a fantastic sight to see, despite the disrepair in many areas. Where I viewed it from, it was awe-inspiring and a sight everyone should see. The rest I am ok with.
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