Oops, guess I was wrong
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Backpacker knows so I guess he wins it is the K25 Gaseous Diffusion Process Building at Oak Ridge Tennessee
Yep it is. Uranium processing facility built during WW II
Not the Inner Harbor or DC, although I have been to both. This location is closer to my home in MA. Maybe this will give it away...
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Plymouth Rock.
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I have been there long time ago so the ship must be the Mayflower replica?
All those old ships sort of look the same, we have been to some place with ships on the Outer Banks NC (Roanoke island) , Mystic CT and on some pirate ship in Halifax , they look a lot alike
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looks almost like our backyard LOL
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not exactly a tourist destination
i just stay home...yall be all bored with me in short order.
wheres elk at...ahh..front porch or back porch.
wheres elk at...ahh..front porch or back porch.
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Now I prefer to stay home too, traveling gets exhausting after a while, and every new mountain/tourist trap/old ship/natural history museum/castle / other old famous building etc etc etc starts to look the same LOL
i made a little loop in truck late this afternoon...seen a bald eagle,2 pileated woodpeckers,squirrels and a bunch of deer....about all i could handle i tell ya....thought about pulling over and taking a nap too. i imagine its like going to the mall in high heels and getting tired out shopping.
Correct. Went kayaking in Plymouth harbor. You can float right up to the Rock's granite canopy as well as the replica of the Mayflower. I enjoy viewing those tourist attractions more from the water than the land.
Yes. they call it Mayflower II.
OK, where am I at today?
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Oh Oh! I got it 
You're on a train!
You're on a train!
....and I'm wearing shoes. Aren't I on them as well?Oh Oh! I got it
I'm still getting to know you... and wondering if your nickname should be Gypsy, meaning "traveler" of course.....and I'm wearing shoes. Aren't I on them as well?
I used to joke about my Gypsy mom when she was traveling like you are. She would do well with your "where am I today" pics.
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On a train, in the western USOh Oh! I got it
Not far from where my mom settled. I remember seeing pics of her and her husband (cough) at the train station.
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I put my hand up as another I'll stay home. I've traveled a ton in my life. Landed in my paradise.
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Blow my mind! You didn't have to go full on philosophy did you?....and I'm wearing shoes. Aren't I on them as well?
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That looks like way too many people.
Guess he don't go by the name UrbanHunter for nothin'
There are only 2 states I haven't been to - Maine and Vermont. To be fair, I only went to New Hampshire on a wine run when I was visiting a friend in Massachusetts.
Yep too many people near the air force memorial next to Arlington?
Forgot i posted this, oops! This is was the Chesapeake Light. It marked the entrance to the Chesapeake bay from the Atlantic ocean.
Sailors knew it by the name 'Chez Light'. For me it was a welcome sight. I was on a destroyer. Smaller ships like frigates and destroyers went to sea often. The expression "haze grey and under way" might as well have been our motto.
After a few weeks or months at sea the Chez light meant home...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chesapeake_Light
Sailors knew it by the name 'Chez Light'. For me it was a welcome sight. I was on a destroyer. Smaller ships like frigates and destroyers went to sea often. The expression "haze grey and under way" might as well have been our motto.
After a few weeks or months at sea the Chez light meant home...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chesapeake_Light
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