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  Cairo, New York - Unicorn Statue

  There is a statue of a unicorn at the intersection of Mountain Avenue and South Road in Cairo. No indication of why it's there, and it definitely seems out of place, which makes it cool to suddenly come across. Might be of interest to unicorn seekers.

  [Amy Lima, 08/14/2022]

  Small but rare.

  Unicorn Statue:
  

  Address:

  

  1 South Rd, Cairo, NY

  Directions:

  From Main St. In Cairo turn west at the stoplight onto Mountain Ave. Drive a little over one mile. When you come to a left turn for South Rd, look left; the unicorn is there.

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• Soldotna, Alaska - Alaskan Carousel Carvings

  A wood-carved carousel is surrounded by a woodcarving workshop, a woodworking gallery, and an ice cream shop. The best woodworking that I have ever seen. We were able to see the woodcarvers working and talk to them and ask all sorts of questions. Very pleasant and kind people. The property was fun to walk around, finding all of the different pieces that had been created and hidden/displayed. All of the wood is handcrafted by the woodcarvers there, everything from the welcome sign to the life-size bear with a (wooden) human foot in its mouth! The carousel was not functioning, as they were updating and repainting it.

  Everything was completely free unless you wanted to buy a piece, which we did.

  [Chris Fernandez, 08/14/2022]
  Alaskan Carousel Carvings:
  

  Address:

  

  41672 Sterling Hwy, Soldotna, AK

  Directions:

  2.5 miles from Soldotna headed north toward Anchorage on the Sterling Hwy, left side of the hwy.

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• La Crosse, Wisconsin - World's Largest Six Pack, and the King of Beer

  They tore off the facade August 7th. I don't know if this is permanent or if they are giving it a much needed face lift. As of currently, there are no beer can designs.

  [Willow Phlox, 08/13/2022]
  World's Largest Six Pack, and the King of Beer:
  

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  Address:

  

  1111 3rd St. S., La Crosse, WI

  Directions:

  I-90 exit 3 onto US Hwy 53/Hwy 35 (La Crosse). Drive south, following US Hwy 53, for 4.5 miles. US Hwy 53 becomes 3rd St. Stay on 3rd St. The six-pack is four blocks south of the intersection of US Hwy 61/Cass St and US Hwy 14/Cameron Ave., on the east side. King Gambrinus is across the street.

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  Worth a Detour

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  F.E. Warren AFB, Wyoming - Intercontinental Ballistic Missile and Heritage Museum

  Very interesting and chilling museum all about ICBM nuclear missiles. Covers the Minuteman I - III and the Peacekeeper, along with actual launch control room stations. Also has information covering the history of Fort Russell, later renamed F.E. Warren AFB.

  Be sure to call several business days in advance to allow time for your background check to secure base access.

  [Luv2RV, 08/13/2022]
  Intercontinental Ballistic Missile and Heritage Museum:
  

  Address:

  

  7405 Barnes Loop, F.E. Warren AFB, WY

  Directions:

  I-25 exit 11, then west on Randall Ave. to base gate. Civilians must contact the museum prior to their visit, to secure a pass that will allow them onto the base.

  Hours:

  M-F 8-4 (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.

  Phone:

  307-773-2980

  Admission:

  Free

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  Nunica, Michigan - Front Lawn Stonehenge

  I would've loved to meet the owners and walk around the property. What a beautiful looking home and peaceful quiet area. The Stonehenge replica is cool -- would have loved to have gotten close up to it, but remained a respectful "private property" distance.

  I also love their "may peace prosper in the world" post by the driveway in four languages I love the English and Hebrew!

  [Roadtrip18, 08/13/2022]
  Front Lawn Stonehenge:
  

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  Address:

  

  11591 Leonard Rd, Nunica, MI

  Directions:

  I-96 exit 10, head south on 112th St. around three-quarters of a mile. At the T, turn right (west) onto Leonard Rd. Drive about a half-mile, Stonehenge is on the north side of road.

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  Worth a Detour

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