15 places to see before you die

[nature boy]

http://www.vancouversun.com/travel/trav ... l?tab=PHOT
i've been to at least 1, maybe 2. by the time i die i bet i'll only have been to 3.

[geForce]

Wow, I've been to 0.

[nature boy]

they're all far away except for alaska (never been) and arizona (been, but unclear if i've been to that place, we did visit a lot of canyons that looked like that though).

[Duncan]

been to zero... saw a few glaciers in alaska but i don't think i saw the one on this list...

that sailing rock thing is cool though.. the caption said that scientists haven't been able to figure out how it sails... that's kinda weird... seems like science would've conquered that question already... it's God

[geForce]

This guy gives a pretty plausible explanation:
http://onemansblog.com/2007/09/06/death ... ry-solved/

[nature boy]

i remember reading about some dude who figured out gravity lines and stuff like that. apparently he was able to singlehandedly move gigantor rocks by measuring and tracing these lines and stuff. according to him, that's how they built stonehenge.

[Duncan]

what the heck are gravity lines?

[se7entse7en]

[nature boy]

[nature boy]

[Wetundies]

There's so many different versions of these lists, there's books on 100 places to see in various parts of the world before you die.

[Duncan]

oh, when you said gravity lines, i thought you meant like naturally occurring magnetic fields that allow weight to be easily lifted w/o much ingenuity.

Not sure i'd call it gravity lines. It's more like a combo of momentum, friction and counter balancing forces

[geForce]

[nature boy]

[nature boy]