So much to SEE! Style overload.

Sadly, not a photo of the station itself, which is quite cool...but still a great picture!

Perfect, thanks!

Food Network Guided Vacation: Italy. A must do with my mom!

This would be so awesome!!

Umm... but how do you get back up?!! lol

Wow! And I thought I was organized!!! This is the bird department at the Smithsonian National Natural History Museum. I wonder how they decide which birds to put out and which to keep in the drawers???

While it may look like an ancient rock formation this was actually built in the 1970s (didn't even open until '77!). Not only did it create a way for villagers to have greater access to the more mainstream parts of the country, it inadvertently created a huge tourist attraction.

While it may look like an ancient rock formation this was actually built in the 1970s (didn't even open until '77!). Not only did it create a way for villagers to have greater access to the more mainstream parts of the country, it inadvertently created a huge tourist attraction.

(little mountain of the gods) is a magical geological legacy sculpted deep within the Ural mountains in Russia. It consists of seven impressive rock formations with heights varying from 30 to 42 meters which reign over the solitary mountain plateau. The Seven Giants are located in an inhospitable (little mountain of the gods) is a magical geological legacy sculpted deep within the Ural mountains in Russia. It consists of seven impressive rock formations with heights varying from 30 to 42 meters which reign over the solitary mountain plateau. The Seven Giants are located in an inhospitable and remote region in the Komi Republic,which is why access to Man-Pupu-Nyor is reserved to very well prepared travelers and usually requires helicopters or snowmobiles.… see moresee less

Whoa... this looks crazy.

This amazes me every time I see it. The goats here climb this tree to eat the fruit. The problem is that they can't digest a certain nut that's in the fruit so herders follow them around all day and remove the nut from their waste. The nut is then ground into oil and used in products like cosmetics.This amazes me every time I see it. The goats here climb this tree to eat the fruit. The problem is that they can't digest a certain nut that's in the fruit so herders follow them around all day and remove the nut from their waste. The nut is then ground into oil and used in products like cosmetics. Think about that next time you're putting on your make-up!… see moresee less

This is a GREAT visit. Just try and get there early morning for most activity. If you land in the afternoon, the bison will be chilling out due to the high sun. Also, hit the California Academy of Sciences while you're there, as well as the Japanese tea garden right next door! One of my favoriteThis is a GREAT visit. Just try and get there early morning for most activity. If you land in the afternoon, the bison will be chilling out due to the high sun. Also, hit the California Academy of Sciences while you're there, as well as the Japanese tea garden right next door! One of my favorite weekend combos.… see moresee less

Although it looks like it could be the surface of the moon, this is actually a salt-making facility. All those little pools are filled with water that eventually evaporates leaving salt behind. Amazing, isn't it?

Jose Andres and the SLS hotel. food done right in high-concept design style.

cool, hip spot. Food is so unique it's worth the experience. It's one of those places that i feel like i need to go there a dozen times before i can tell if i really like it or not because it's so unusual.

Heard two guys in a parking lot talking about this and had to ask them about it. Sure enough, it turns out they were right. No idea why they serve these like this but you have to admit, it's certainly a novel little idea.