Date with a bulldozer: “In a wooded ravine tucked away from the water parks, restaurants and mega-resorts that dominate this tourist town, a piece of history is quietly dying. After more than half a century of wowing tourists (and causing probably more than a few cases of nausea), the Wonder Spot, a mysterious cabin where people can’t stand up straight, water runs uphill and chairs balance on two legs, is no more.
Owner Bill Carney has sold the iconic attraction to the village of Lake Delton for $300,000. The village wants to build a road through the crevice where the Wonder Spot has stood since the 1950s.
Now, the Wonder Spot, one of more than a dozen sites around the nation dubbed ‘gravity vortexes’ and a throwback to postwar, family-oriented tourist attractions, has a date with a bulldozer.” (Yahoo! News)
My family and I never tire of these, having visited a number of such sites (Roadside America ) in the US (as well as abroad). I always detour if one is within reach of our road trip route. (By the way, I subscribe to the theory that these are not-very-mysterious optical illusions.)
