Galley Head, Ireland
Flying Horses Carousel, Martha's Vineyard
We spent a day on Martha's Vineyard several years ago. We rented bikes and rode around Oak Bluffs, one of several small towns on the island.
An unexpected surprise was the
Flying Horses Carousel.
The wikipedia article is
here and their web site is
here.

Labels: Islands, Martha's Vineyard
Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco
The
Golden Gate Bridge is one of the most dramatic bridges.
maps.ask.com has the best satellite shot of it but Windows Live Local has an amazing birdseye view of it
here. Be sure and hit F11 to get the full effect.
The wikipedia article is
here and their web site is
here.
Here's my picture taken on July 4, 2002.

Labels: Bridges, San Francisco
Hyde St. Cable Car Turnaround, San Francisco
The
Hyde St. Cable Car Turnaround is the quintessential tourist spot in San Francisco. If (and that's a big IF) the cable car is running, the lines are horrendous.
wikipedia has a good article on the cable car system
here and the system's web site is
here.

Labels: San Francisco
Be sure and click the map links even if the little screen captures aren't very good. The mapping services are updating their maps all the time.
These are Google Maps or Windows Live Local images of where I've traveled. I created this blog after I gave
up trying to get these added to googlesightseeing.com.