What's a cool local attraction in your town?

Well, here in the small town that I live near, they have a Chicken Festival. Some people let chickens loose in the little town many years ago and now there are dozens everywhere. You really have to watch your driving. They have a big festival with music and foods and a big softball game. Then they show old movies on a big screen at night. It's a lot of fun to go to and eat and mingle.

Sydney Harbour Bridge. You can not only cross it by road, train, or on foot, you can also climb the arch, way above the harbour. It's become a very popular tourist event.

This Mrs Didge and some of the grandkids making sure I don't fall off.

Hmm....well, I'd have to say the New River Gorge Bridge, Babcock State Park and whitewater rafting!

A fish tank shop in a nearby mall in which there is tank full of tiny fish, I don't know which, and when you put your hand or leg in it, all of them come to you. 

And they say it's for like massaging and eating off dead skin! Everyone was very attracted to it, including me!!!!

That's " Louvre" it's a museum, it has many of famous paints, it attracts lot of people from all over the world, it's in Paris.

There is an actual rock my city is named after. My city is called Round Rock. The rock is maybe 4.5 feet in diameter and it sticks out of a lake. When I'm in Austin I like to get food from some cool food trucks and go padle boarding.

Hands down I would say Old Tucson Studios. It's just outside of my hometown. If you're ever in the Tucson Arizona neighborhood this is a must see. So much movie history there. Once you walk in there you'd swear that you stepped back in time. I just love... (:

Well, we've got a duckpond!

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I live in a small town in Florida and the only attraction we have is a state park called Blue Springs. In the winter the manatees come in and hang out because the water is warmer than the river. We had a few calves born this past winter. In the summer it is a cool place to swim or kayak. You can even dive into the boil at the head of the springs.