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In article <9405191903592.DLITE.gdorian@delphi.com> gdorian@delphi.com ( Gretchen Dorian) writes:

>Think about a trip out to Johnstown, great museum and film on the
>Jonestown Flood (won award on PBS). After the museum, take the "funicular"
>or "incline" as they call it, that holds about 4 cars and rides up the ridge
>overlooking the city. No need to take the car up; just buy roundtrip
>tickets, have a soda at the top and ride back down.

I'll second this recommendation.  While you're in Johnstown, drive
out to the location of the dam that broke and caused the flood;  it's
a National Park Service site, and there's a whole other museum and
film to see there.

The neighborhood at the top of the incline is nice to walk around as
well.  They are quite proud of their mile-long line of elm trees
that have been carefully protected against Dutch elm disease.

> We then drove out to
>"Falling Waters", the Frank L. Wright house, which is now open to the
>public, which I would not pass up either. What beautiful country!

Agreed--but it's "Fallingwater", not "Falling Waters".
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Ron Newman		 		MIT Media Laboratory
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