Favorite thing: The huge ferris wheel, which takes about 15 min. to encircle is a good way to view the environs of the area. Not for those with vertigo on a windy day, and the cars will rock and could scare you.
Written May 15, 2004
Written Feb 28, 2004
Written Dec 27, 2003
Favorite thing:
This is Marine Tower
The highest light house in the world.
I confirmed this in 'The Guinness Book of World of Records.
Written Sep 8, 2002
Written Sep 5, 2002
Written Sep 5, 2002
Fondest memory: 'Baby-mobile'
Written Sep 5, 2002
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