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[floder2]

Lots of song about Albuquerque
Albuquerque Basin Volcanic Field Museum of Natural history

[pointy]

London Bridge, Lake Havasu, Arizona

In 1962, this famous bridge could not handle the increasing flow of traffic across the Thames River in London and much like the nursery rhyme, it began falling down. After Lake Havasu, Arizona, founder Robert McCulloch purchased the bridge from the British government for $2.46 million, it was dismantled one stone at a time and sent to Lake Havasu where it was reconstructed and re-dedicated in 1971. Today, the bridge crosses the one-mile Bridgewater Channel that was dredged to connect Lake Havasu with Thompson Bay. Although it is one of the more popular tourist attractions in the Southwest, it still seems unusually out of place.

[Actv8]

Is it the Golden Driller of Tulsa in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

[4me2c]

At $350 Million, Beverly Hillbillies Mansion Is Most Expensive in U.S.



It's unclear, though, given the price of oil, whether Jed Clampett could afford it today.

"The Ballad of Jed Clampett" was the theme song for The Beverly Hillbillies TV show and movie, providing the back story for the series. The song was written and composed by Paul Henning, and sung by Jerry Scoggins, who was accompanied by bluegrass musicians Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs. When the theme was released as a single, Flatt sang lead vocals instead.



Chartwell Estate in Bel Air, Los Angeles.
Source: Coldwell Banker Global Luxury, Hilton & Hyland, and Berkshire Hathaway Home Services

The story of Jed Clampett is, by now, a legend. A poor mountaineer, he could barely feed his family of four, but one day, while he was out hunting for food, he fired his rifle into the swamp behind his shack—and struck oil. The sale of the resource-rich land, in 1962, would eventually net him between $25 million and $100 million, and he did what anyone with sudden riches would do: He packed up his truck and moved his clan to Beverly Hills, where their adventures would be the subject of nine seasons of the Beverly Hillbillies.

Now the Bel Air estate featured in the (fictional) show’s opening credits is up for sale—and as befits a wealthy, cultured oilman like Jed Clampett, it’s the most expensive listing in the country at $350 million.

A Big THANKS to Farmer1, NBS and the Buzz team for the donation of the Buzz XPL3000, IPTVTalk for Hosting and to crazed2 for all He bee doing with the pics and the list of all the places (Post 501 on Page 51) so far making this thread a Vacationer's Dream...!

[Reddyredd]

Balboa Park, San Diego, CA

[crazed 9.6]

Here's a short list of the places that have been picked more then once.
I am missing a few prolly, but it's close

These 4 shown below are the most popular pics with 4 times each.
And dishuser was right when he told me Carhendge was picked 4 times, I just did not believe it
-Statue of Liberty
-Carhendge
-Yellowstone
-The Basket building



Disneyland, California
-post #3, #279

White House in Washington D.C.
-post #4, #225, #285

Mount Rushmore
-post #7, #268

Niagara Falls Ontario, Canada
-post #12, #229

Horseshoe bend, usa
post #15, #583

Sudbury Big Nickel
post #16, #70

CN Tower Toronto
-post #20

Grand Canyon in Arizona
-post #26, #31,

Carhenge - Nebraska
post #27, #64, #402, #448

Yellowstone National Park
post #28, #44, #180,

Statue of Liberty Manhattan NY
post #30, #170, #255, #259

Spotted Lake Osoyoos, BC
post #35, #56

Grand Canyon Skywalk-Arizona
post #63, #565
Grand Canyon
Post #240

Fly Geyser Nevada
post #72, #88

Just Enough Room Island - St. Lawrence River
post # 75, #__

Alcatraz
post #101, #378, #592

Yellowstone National Parks in Wyoming
post #44, #105, #122, #180, #293

Confederation Bridge - New Brunswick
post #106, #335

Space Needle, Seattle
post #132, #329, #394

Longaberger Company Building, Ohio (Basket building)
post #150, #168, #230, #385

Kansas City Library
post #151, #392, #399

Gateway Arch St. Louis Missouri
post #156, #163

Hole' N The Rock...Moab, Utah
post #172, #226

Hoover Dam
post # 189, #318, #538

hemet maze stone, hemet calif
post #200, #__

cabazon dinosaurs-cabazon california
Post #197, #210, #411

Mars Analogue Research Station Utah
post #212, #557

Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge...Dallas, Texas
post #215, #440

Crazy horse memorial south Dakota
post #231, #307, #324

Chapel of the Holy Cross-Sedona,Arizona
post #252, #567

Southern Border between the US and Mexico
post #270, #564

Salt Lake Mormon Temple Utah
post #290, #439, #563

Parthenon, Nashville
post #343, #374

Route 66
post #367, #414

Hollywood Sign
post #387, #452, #570

Air force academy chapel Colorado
post #454, #580

Summum Pyramid-Salt Lake City, Utah
post #460, #__

Blue Bear Denver Colorado
post #472, #536

Luxor pyramid and sphinx las Vegas Nevada
post #532, #544

Tinkertown, Sandia Park, New Mexico
post # __ , #588

El Santuario de Chimayo, New Mexico
post #__, #607


Full updated list can be seen at post #501

[andkaal]

The Staples Center, LA. California

[4me2c]

Here's a short list of the places that have been picked more then once.
I am missing a few prolly, but it's close

These 4 shown below are the most popular pics with 4 times each.
And dishuser was right when he told me Carhendge was picked 4 times, I just did not believe it
-Statue of Liberty
-Carhendge
-Yellowstone
-The Basket building
.........etc

Full updated list can be seen at post #501

On Page # 51...!

[Farmer1]

Congrats to our winner of the Buzz 3000 pointy post 622 London Bridge, Lake Havasu, Arizona is the correct answer

Thanks again to NBS and the Buzz team for making this contest potable

I would also like to thank all the members for your awesome post and playing along
A big thanks to crazed for all the pics and the lists of places that where picked


If you want to check it out this is where i made the edit before the raffle started
The London Bridge at Lake Havasu
Post 13
http://iptvtalk.net/showthread.php?5...full=1#post439

[crazed 9.6]

London Bridge, Lake Havasu, Arizona

In 1962, this famous bridge could not handle the increasing flow of traffic across the Thames River in London and much like the nursery rhyme, it began falling down. After Lake Havasu, Arizona, founder Robert McCulloch purchased the bridge from the British government for $2.46 million, it was dismantled one stone at a time and sent to Lake Havasu where it was reconstructed and re-dedicated in 1971. Today, the bridge crosses the one-mile Bridgewater Channel that was dredged to connect Lake Havasu with Thompson Bay. Although it is one of the more popular tourist attractions in the Southwest, it still seems unusually out of place.

Congrads Pointy !!

"London Bridge Is Falling Down" (also known as "My Fair Lady" or "London Bridge") is a traditional English nursery rhyme and singing game, which is found in different versions all over the world. It deals with the depredations of London Bridge and attempts, realistic or fanciful, to repair it.