Online Review and Recommendation

My neighbor, Stephen Wagner just go from Alabama. He has been taken in many countries of the historical sites of the situation, he can. Stephen is still in the process of most of his digital image, but he and I have a few years from Columbiana City Hall Columbiana, Dr. Peng west section of the House of Representatives, California, 1412 Santa Montgomerie and Perry in Hanover Court Apartments in Birmingham. I am particularly interested in the photos he had from the Green, Marston House of Representatives in 2000 Dauphin Street in Mobile.

I asked some of his proposed visit to the local, he can recommend to my readers. There are four areas that he strongly recommended:

1) Anniston Museum of Natural History

In Anniston Museum of Natural History is a great start. They showed everything from ancient Egyptian mummy is the North American antiques. This requires several days to see you all there.

2), Alabama Adventure theme park, formerly known as the vision of the land, this is a perfect place to take children have fun. There are many interesting to ride. All the usual fast food and gift shop can.

Suffice it to say violent, a country’s fastest and largest wooden roller coaster “, Zoomerang,” steel “boomerang” coaster, or “space images,” the 185-foot tower and your children may know where your leadership . The park is divided into two parks: water park so-called “Songkran Beach,” a park and the so-called “Magic City, the United States” does not need a towel. This time, including a children’s area known as the “City of Heroes comic.”

3) De Soto Park cave

De Soto Park offers cave outside the 12 scenic spots and tourist guides to the voice of the cave to retrieve the box, climbing the Great Wall, water act wildly golf, and the maze. You can here the explosion. It certainly is not just a child.

4) Center for Culture and Arts

This place is very good. Food is huge. The center of culture and arts is a change in the exhibition hall 3 of regional and national exhibits, plus 72 feet of model railway with the work of Gadsden, restaurants, special performances throughout the year and imagine the children’s Museum Square.

It sounds like some good suggestions. I can just hit you. Stephen and I also hope that if you want some good pictures, you may want to stop the Twickenham Historic District-wide about Clinton Avenue. California Street, Newman Avenue. And S. Green Street and on Franklin Street.