OK. I'm going to say something really serious.

[featherynscale]

I don't usually get all excited about tourism. I like to go places, sure, and I like to see things I have never seen before, but I generally fail at the variety of awe that one is supposed to have when confronted with the world's wonders. Mostly all you get is a "Hey, that's neat!" and then I go on.

And then, there's The House on the Rock. I am in awe of this. I must go there. If I do not, I am certain to wither away and die.

Anybody want to road trip to Wisconsin? Seriously, I'm having a religious fit over here.

Comments

[rfunk.livejournal.com]

Possibly dumb question: Is this religious fit related to the place being featured in American Gods?

[druidevo.livejournal.com]

I think we should orginize an entire American Gods road trip, start in Lebennon, then to the Nu cafe in Cario, and end in the house of the rock.

[celtic-elk.livejournal.com]

Don't forget Rock City! And the farm in Virginia with the tree, if we can find it....

[featherynscale.livejournal.com]

I actually didn't realize this was the place in American Gods until kittenpants mentioned it. I saw these pictures on anachrotech and began flipping out immediately. I actually didn't think that the place Gaiman talked about was a real thing at all. :)