Busy, busy, busy - I've been spending half my time in Melbourne each week for the last couple of months ...

 

... which brings us to the topic of bizarre world locations.

 

Here's one I've not seen but absolutely have to make the trek: someone made a monument to a keyboard in Russia. Anyone know why? http://englishrussia.com/?p=376

 

And here's one I visited in 2001; I was working with an international software company and spent five weeks in Portugal learning their products. One weekend I made a trip out to Evora to see for myself a chapel made of bones from some 5,000 human skeletons! http://www.isidore-of-seville.com/evora/

 

One more: In 1993 I investigated the calcified waterfalls of Pamukkale, Turkey. This was awe-inspiring but sadly I understand its beauty has diminished over time due to increased tourist activity: http://www.helloturkey.net/pkale.html