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RachelLeVega:
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--- Quote from: RachelLeVega on December 31, 2024, 12:04:35 AM ---Final statements: I didn't manage to visit all of the TAR places in the vicinity either due to not being able to justify a costly Uber ride there and back (Monaco Heliport, Gorges du Blavet) or public transportation being too tricky and extremely limited for us to plan a return to home base in time (Tete de Chien, Chateau des Alpilles in Saint Remy de Provence), but I am thrilled that I got to explore a majority of the places encountered on the screen now in real life. My travel companion and I went to Nīmes, Cannes, and Toulon in addition to these locations, including various other attractions in these cities, so what is posted is a heavy fraction of what I had visited on our France getaway. Thanks for reading through it if you did and let's see what's in store for 2025.
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Quite a thorough visit with some amazing photos.
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Thanks! I loved looking through your complete New York tour as well. I know it's way outside of NYC, but will we see Saint Basil Academy from TAR10 making the list in the future?
Xoruz:
--- Quote from: RachelLeVega on January 05, 2025, 04:20:04 PM ---Thanks! I loved looking through your complete New York tour as well. I know it's way outside of NYC, but will we see Saint Basil Academy from TAR10 making the list in the future?
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It's a private boarding school, so there are not many opportunities to visit. I was able to view it from across the Hudson when I toured West Point almost 20 years ago. No photos though.
All that's left of New York State is the Hamptons and Lewiston.
Pi:
I recently had the pleasure of visiting another Finish Line... season 4's Papago Park!
I retraced the path from the west parking lot to where the finish line was, with the buttes and desert scenery in the background.
The park is a solid location for mountain biking or just exploring on foot (like I did).
Another angle:
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Sun Devil Stadium, now called Mountain America Stadium. Visitors aren't permitted into the upper sections, so I wasn't able to go to the exact location of the clue. Still, it's nice that they offer free entry to the public- certainly not all college stadiums do that.
These places are worth visiting if you ever make a trip out to the Valley of the Sun. Or, even if you just have a long layover at PHX, they're nearby :P
Xoruz:
TAR 38 location spoiler. Proceed with absolute caution.
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I am a massive Yankees fan, so the idea that they might have finished at Yankee Stadium thrills me.
BritishTARFan:
Embarked on another Backpacking Trip (anything to evade starting a career lol), here's the TAR locations I would've visited... (TAR USA & AUS1-3)
3 month trip visiting New Zealand, Australia & Sri Lanka!
Auckland
1. Sky Tower
2. Mount Eden
3. Westhaven Marina
4. Auckland Harbour Bridge
North Island NZ
1. Waitomo Caves
2. Hells Gate
3. Okere Falls (Whitewater rafted down it)
South Island NZ
1. Nevis Bungee Jump (Yes I Jumped)
Melbourne
1. Melbourne Cricket Ground
Sydney
1. Royal Botanic Gardens
2. Barangaroo Wharf
3. Sydney Harbour Bridge
4. Sydney Opera House
5. Circular Quay
6. Sydney Town Hall
7. Manly Beach
Fraser Island
1. 75 Mile Beach
2. Lake McKenzie
Perth
1. Kings Park
2. Fremantle Prison
3. Rottnest Island
Colombo
1. Mount Lavinia Train Station
2. Gangaramaya Temple
3. Fort Station
4. Independence Square
Sigiriya
1. Lion Rock
2. Hotel Sigiriya (Swam a length of the pool too!)
Kandy
1. Temple of the Tooth
South Coast
1. Galle Fort
2. Ahangama Harbour
Fantastic trips and all 3 of these countries need to be featured more on the series!
Visited many places the race has been to but didn't visit specific locations visited by the race including... Christchurch, Queenstown, Brisbane & Cairns
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