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Utah: Hole N The Rock
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With a name that doesn’t give too much away, this spot in Moab is actually a 14-room cave-house (and gift shop) carved into the stone in the 1940s. With no rhyme or reason, it also houses a small zoo, a ton of Native American pottery, and the largest collection of Lyle Nichols metal art sculptures.
Vermont: Giant Gorilla
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When you come across the giant gorilla holding up a VW Beetle in front of Pioneer Auto Sales, just keep on driving.
Virginia: Foamhenge
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As we’ve said before, the, er, artist behind this non-biodegradable masterpiece made sure that every stone was positioned exactly like its original in England.
Washington: Seattle Gum Wall
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Colorful as it may be, it’s basically a wall of saliva.
West Virginia: Farnham Colossi (Land of Giants)
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Presumably sick of living in city apartments that couldn’t hold giant action figures, Pam and George Farnham moved to West Virginia and promptly began adorning their lawn with a random assortment of massive statues.
Wisconsin: U.F.O. Landing Port
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