Fall Tour

The following are the potential dates for a fall tour for Exploring The Obscure. All places are going to depend on availability during certain times. There will also be places added. This is only to give you an idea of the potential of the unique and obscure places we are looking to visit.

Easy, simple. A desert in Maine

2 brothers, dad willed the house to one son. The other got jealous and built a super small house infront of his brother’s house to block all sunlight and view. (Civil War era)

Former prison in an old mine site.

137 graves of New England residents from the 1600’s buried under a church

Pink castle on an island that housed ammunition until it exploded itself

Oldest continually inhabited street in America

Enormous rock balanced on a much smaller one

Upside down traffic light forced by Irish immigrants to the point where city council left it as it

Just a large castle left behind http://www.atlasobscura.com/places/craig-e-clair-castle

Abandoned and haunted prison that will allow an overnight stay

A large office built like a wicker basket

Random stalks of corn set up on a roadside attraction

A medieval castle that a man self built and lived in until he died in a freak accident

A mysterious hill where things tend to roll uphill

An amish theme park. Simple, plain and a new kind of fun.

A phone booth on top of a fire station where rookies had to go to, to watch for dangerous storms

A cement factory turned into an amusement park?

Man made mine now the largest freshwater diving area in the world

Beautiful castle ruins from the early 1900’s

Marking the spot where a conquistador gave up his search for the fabled Seven Cities of Gold

Rock park looking like large mushrooms

Self built house where the owner is still viewable in a glass coffin

24 foot by 32 foot painting of Van Gogh’s “Three Sunflowers in a Vase” on the side of the road

4 story castle….made out of beer cans

Depending on the response, we may extend this to  5 weeks and include New Mexico, Arizona, Texas,Arkansas, Tennessee and North Carolina.

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Thanks!

Tim