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best : culture : WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE ROAD-SIDE ATTRACTION?

[+] ballot by _Beelzebubba
created Wed Oct 04, 06
Something that makes you slam on the brakes, turn around and enjoy a time-out during a road trip?

Cheerleader car wash
Yard / Garage sale
Vegetable stand
Lemonade stand
Classic diner
Scary and eccentric museums
An accident
Historical monuments
Little Chef
Roadkill

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COMMENTS:
Voted : Cheerleader car wash
IC_tu

It's for a good cause.

by _Beelzebubba on Wed Oct 04, 06 10:09am [+]

Voted : An accident
Nothing like turning around and watching a good pile up on the other side of the road and seeing a few crushed, dismembered & burning carcasses - yeah

by SmoothDiamond on Wed Oct 04, 06 11:18am [+]

Historical monuments. And then the little museums. I'm a history buff.

Next would be vegetable stands or farmers markets. The produce from them far exceeds anything you can buy in a supermarket. And they're great places to take in some local culture.

by Grumpy_Person on Wed Oct 04, 06 11:35am [+]

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