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Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
You should see Muir Woods National Monument, that is impressive
Now that's what I'm talking about. I'd love to see it.
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
Dan, in Pennsylvania you can see Quakers quake....
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
Also Highway 1. But I highly recommend driving from south to north. it keeps you on the inside lane
Yes. Unless you like the sensation of living on the edge.
Interesting thing about those rocks. The Metrons re-created a planet hundreds of light years from Earth, but looking exactly like those rocks.
Those rocks also starred in a number of westerns...Interesting thing about those rocks. The Metrons re-created a planet hundreds of light years from Earth, but looking exactly like those rocks.
Now, Pennsylvania is quite a state. When I was a kid, we lived in upstate NY, just a few miles north of the Pennsylvania border. So, we had occasion to travel through Pennsylvania quite frequently. One time, while we were in the car, my older brother asked our dad: "Dad, what if Pennsylvania just sank?" I'm not sure what motivated such a question, but for some reason, it's always stuck in my mind as a distant memory.
Pennsylvania is famous for many things. The Liberty Bell, the signing of the Declaration of Independence, Valley Forge, Gettysburg, Three Mile Island, Philadelphia Cream Cheese, and that ghost town which had to be deserted because of an underground coal fire which has been burning for decades. I saw some video footage which was truly fascinating, watching underground fires pop up in the middle of the street. That would be a place to have a party.
I also remember the movie Slap Shot was filmed in Johnstown, but they called it Charlestown in the movie.
It's also nearly identical to Capella IV, the Shore Leave planet, the Alternative Factor planet and parts of Vulcan. It must be a highly conserved geological paradigm.Interesting thing about those rocks. The Metrons re-created a planet hundreds of light years from Earth, but looking exactly like those rocks.
Many quake before me, but never Quakers. That intrigues me. I must see them.
The same rock formation was sighted on Mintaka 3, where The Picard was worshiped as a god.
Bill and Ted also met their demise there.
Star Trek wasn't shot in another star system.......blimey mental.....Patrick Stewart....booooThe same rock formation was sighted on Mintaka 3, where The Picard was worshiped as a god.
Bill and Ted also met their demise there.
Did you say 'Woods'.?.......
Not always physically worn out.
Maybe I don't want to go there now. All those aliens, time travelers and people from different dimensions meeting their demise there makes it sound much more ominous than the brochures I got from that door to door travel agent let on.The same rock formation was sighted on Mintaka 3, where The Picard was worshiped as a god.
Bill and Ted also met their demise there.
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Don't worry and don't fear. You will be welcomed with open whatever. And the BBQ sauce they put on you is a courtesy detail.