There is a similar place in the middle east that's natural gas. I think it's called the Gate to Hell or something.

I think they just call that "the middle east" actually.

😂 🤣 gottem

Yeah here it is, it's in Turkey.

Also yeah you're not wrong though.

Yikes.

Yeah that's pretty horrific looking...

Turkmenistan

Not Turkey

Wow I'm closer to Centralia than I thought

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I find it hard to believe that yall don't have epic spots like that in your states.

I have a snow hill

Maybe PA is just superior, which is understandable, given it's membership 😏

Pretty ebin

> tfw when no flaming hellpit in MA

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Unless the entire state counts.

Indian Echo Caverns, another epic spot

a bit less self-guided than I'd like

Thinking about it, I remember reading about some really esoteric rock that you can hike to, let me see if I can find it.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dighton_Rock

@Aaron O'regan women are less likely to race mix than men

That crater in Turkmenistan looks v cozy, wonder how much money that's costing them a year though, al that gas just being wasted

another cool spot

Eh it's just methane

I've wanted to see that bridge

Or unfinished highway or something I forget what it is

It's a train bridge that got destroyed by winds.

> heights
Nah I'm good.

Ever been to Centralia? Worth a visit if you're not too far away

I'm only an hour away and never been there

Fun fact: Centralia is the inspiration behind Silent Hill

Kentucky has plenty of cool places

Cumberland Gap notably

Mt. Rushmore is another testament to white america's greatness, if something similar was to take place in modern day it'd be pathetic by comparison

Plenty of haunted houses around here too

IE needs to have at least one haunted house 🏚

The first white man in Cumberland Gap,
Was a Doctor Walker, an English chap.

Anglos...