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Don't even have a cig lit.
Some Famous Landmarks and Monuments
November 6, 2007The metal tower, 300 meters high, was built for the centennial exposition in 1889. It is the most famous work of French Engineer Alexandre Gustave-Eiffel. The tower was originally disliked but has become one of the great Parisian landmarks.
Statue of
The statue of a woman holding a torch in her hand stands on
The opera house is one of
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I have been to the Statue of Liberty 2 times because I LIVED IN NEW YORK! lol I went to this site because I am doing a state report on New York and I need to find the man-made landmarks, so if any of you know the other ones, post it on my website at http://www.hannahmontanasfannah.webs.com/ but i just want you to know I am actuallly not a big Hannah fan I just wrote that a couple years ago.
Posted by Samantha at March 5, 2009, 7:41 ambut you’ll also be going to Ellis Island to see the many-years defunct immigration office (I forgot what it’s called).
Posted by Shared Web Hosting at December 21, 2009, 12:20 pmI LIVED IN NEW YORK! Very Nice Country.
Posted by Love poetry at January 17, 2010, 11:39 pm
I’ve been to Statue of Liberty once. Sulit pumunta sa Liberty Island because not only will you get to see the Statue itself, but you’ll also be going to Ellis Island to see the many-years defunct immigration office (I forgot what it’s called). It’s also a landmark and documents immigration and great depression VERY well.
Posted by Kris at November 7, 2007, 3:44 pm