Strangest Place

I think without a doubt it would be the Oregon Vortex - http://www.oregonvortex.com/

I have not been to a lot of strange places. We tend to go to the more touristy places so we don't see a lot of unusual things. We did go to a mystery spot in Michigan once, that was pretty cool. Things were hanging up side down in one spot without being held by anything, it felt like your body was leaning forward when you stood in this one spot even though the ground below you was flat. It was pretty crazy and cool.

I imagined standing on the Equator and due to it being zero degrees I thought it would be hot there. Funnily enough whilst in Sumatra I take a bus and it stops off for sightseeing at the Equator. It was a high spot so it was cool there. Whilst in the Maldives I flew on a tiny plane from Male to Gan. Amusingly I got a certificate to say I had passed the Equator. That had made me laugh. Gan was an old British airbase connected to other islands with a series of bridges up the island chain. At 11 in the morning at Male Airport five flights are meant to leave out of one gate. A man said the Germans will go first because they have their towels waiting on the runway. The next week I got to enjoy seeing that happen again. What a funny place.

I think that the strangest and most beautiful was the home of Cesar Manrique at the foundation that bears his name on the island of Lanzarote of the Canary Islands. This is where I wish I could post pictures as the home was built into lava flows and finished in white. A really good work of art with pieces of his art on display.

The city I live in can be pretty strange. Moncton, New Brunswick is built along the banks of the Petitcodiac River which flows either east or west depending on what time of day it is. It flows into the Bay of Fundy which has the highest tides in the world. When the tide comes in it flows sixty kilometers upriver. Here's a view of the tidal bore coming in: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lRsFSZTfEWk

This a great question.I had visited my village & it looks horrible completely dark.I had reached there on night.I am unable to see anything there.The strange is the trees are looking like there is something that I am unable to see.I think this will be my stranger place I had ever visited.

The strangest place I've been to is a small island off Guernsey in the Channel Islands, called Sark, they have absolutely NO cars there, the only way you can get around is by bicycle or by horse!

The strangets place I've visited isn't a town, but a museum. When I lived in Vienna, we lived about 5 minutes from the Bezirksmuseum Penzing, the museum for the part of Vienna called Penzing. They were open every Sunday and shared the building with the Brick museum. They were only open two Sundays a month, so I dragged my very hang-overish flatmate along one day. It was strange, lots of bricks. Interesting in a weird way :-)