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The Rio Grande Gorge Bridge, locally known as the "Gorge Bridge" and the "High Bridge", is a steel deck arch bridge across the Rio Grande Gorge 10 miles (16 km) northwest of Taos, New Mexico, United States. At 565 feet (172 m) above the Rio Grande, it is the seventh highest bridge in the United States and 82nd highest bridge in the world.*

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Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center, Texas.. I have no clue. A real ball buster. ha, ha, :confused::confused:

It has turned out to be a ball buster I will narrow the area to choose from tomorrow.
I will give you a highway east and west and tell you if it’s north or south of that highway
So many awesome places showing up here I kind of hate for this to end
 
It has turned out to be a ball buster I will narrow the area to choose from tomorrow.
I will give you a highway east and west and tell you if it’s north or south of that highway
So many awesome places showing up here I kind of hate for this to end

It doesn't necessarily have to End...! Once this Contest is Over just leave the Thread for Vacation Spot Tips to bee added to as Members want to share where They have traveled to visit...! Just an
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Hill Aerospace Museum
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7961 Wardleigh Rd, Clearfield, UT, US

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Over in Clearfiled, UT you'll find the Hill Aerospace Museum. With over 90 aircraft, this museum dedicated to Air Force heritage in Utah on Hill AFB is an interesting place to explore. It takes you through various stages of Air Force history, including WWII and the Cold War. Even if you don't know a ton about planes, this place is pretty fascinating.
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The NFL has approved the move of the Oakland Raiders to Las Vegas.

The Raiders will remain in Oakland, Calipornia
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http://www.coliseum.com/teams/detail/oakland-raiders
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Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum
for at least the 2017 and 2018 seasons.
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The 2019 season is still up in the air, as the Raiders' new stadium is expected to take three years to build.

A report from the Southern Nevada Tourism Infrastructure Committee estimates the total stadium cost to be $1.9 billion.

The renderings of the stadium, via Manica Architecture and the Las Vegas Review-Journal, do portray a flashy, eye-catching stadium.

The plans show the stadium near the southern end of the Strip, the side Mandalay Bay is on...!

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Short Video :
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More Pics here :
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http://www.businessinsider.com/raiders-las-vegas-stadium-2017-3

A Big THANKS to Farmer1, NBS and the Buzz team for the donation of the Buzz XPL3000, IPTVTalk for Hosting and to crazed2 for all He bee doing with the pics and the list of all the places (Post 416 on Page 42) so far making this thread a Vacationer's Dream...!
 
A lot of real nice places in this contest. Also, What a great job also adding all the pictures to them. Thanks guys..:eek: andkaal

Some pics depending where they have been hosted from and other dependencies, may not stay on the boards very long. I am seeing that here, with some posts from members, which they do have the image tags and the http address inserted in the tags but your image has disappeared.
If you have posted your own pic on any particular post and have since seen that that the pic has changed and Farmer or myself have shown an edit on your post. It is not because we changed the pic on you :eek:
No :)
It was because the pic had dissappeared.
But if you use the edit function on your own post, you will see your tagged http site which hosts the image is still there, but does not show the image anymore.

Some host sites will do this. The pic can be copied and posted here and seen at first, but once the image is seen to be being used outside of allowances, then it gets blocked at the hosting site (which in that case is not a host site at all) ... lol
An example of this is any image copied from roadsideamerica.com and there are others too.
Them images will at first seem okay, but they do disappear after a short time.... Due to copyright or etc...

We try using images that are small in byte or KB size too.
That's not to say that an image which is small in size, is also small in KB size. . A very large image can be smaller in KB size then a very small image.
Things like compression and other things determine the size in bytes or KBs.

Right click on any image here and then click on Image Info
There is where you will see the size in KBs or bytes. Compare a few here as to small and big as per viewed and also in KB size.
There are some on the web that can get as high as 3000 KBs or more, for an image that can be copied and pasted.
I try to use images less then 100 KB to save on bandwidth and page loading speeds... but that is not always the case :)
The more large sizeed (KB) pics on a pag,e then the longer it takes to load the page and also is using extra bandwidth.

Remember that the overall size of the viewed image (how much room it takes on the post) does not determine the KB size.

ANyway I just started this post to explain why some pics that members had posted have since disappeared and replaced another pic from a staff member , like myself (as seen thru the Edit notification).
Only because of the source host is why they disappeared.

Luv them pics, so keep posting them if you can. The smaller sized image in KBs are the beans :)

Thnx :)
 
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