Kelly Henry

Member since December 2005 \ Inactive

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I've become obsessive about visiting WH sites and sharing that knowledge with others. 2005 plans include Peru/Bolivia, and Slovakia/Croatia/Czech Rep/Poland, Mexico. Although work frequently gets in the way of travel, we try to travel about 12 weeks a year. Although I usually agree with the WH convention, I have a few least favorite sites include: Abu Mena, Egypt; Zollverein Coal Mine Complex, Germany; Taos Pueblo, USA. Can't wait to see that next site!

My most impressive site: Angkor Wat, Palenque, Redwood Forest, Abu Simbel

My proposal for a new site: Lewis & Clark Trail, USA, Ephesus,

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    Aachen Cathedral, Abbey and Altenmünster of Lorsch, Abbey of St Gall, Abu Mena, Acropolis ...
Top 10 Missing
  1. Galapagos Islands 4.62
  2. Petra 4.60
  3. Rapa Nui 4.49
  4. Bagan 4.44
  5. Serengeti 4.41
  6. Uluru 4.40
  7. Persepolis 4.37
  8. Samarkand 4.36
  9. Ngorongoro 4.35
  10. Los Glaciares 4.35

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Reviews by Kelly Henry

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Joggins Fossil Cliffs by Kelly Henry

Joggins Fossil Cliffs (Inscribed)

Joggins Fossil Cliffs

Joggins Fossil Cliffs is just a 2.5 hour drive from Halifax, Nova Scotia airport. The site is in a rural area located right on the Bay of Fundy. I was …

Valparaiso by Kelly Henry

Valparaiso (Inscribed)

Valparaiso

The Historic Quarter of the Seaport City of Valparaiso is both overwhelming (from a traffic perspective) and underwhelming (just looks like a shabby port city) at first - until you …

Congonhas by Kelly Henry

Congonhas (Inscribed)

Congonhas

The Sanctuary of Bom Jesus de Congonhas is located just 90 minutes south of Belo Horizonte, the capital of Minas Gerais. The dusty town of Congonhas has absolutely nothing else …

Poverty Point by Kelly Henry

Poverty Point (Inscribed)

Poverty Point

Poverty Point was the largest earthworks structure in the Americas in the period between 1,700 - 1,000 BC. Built by Native Americans as a full-scale city, it is thought to …

Goias by Wojciech Fedoruk

Goias (Inscribed)

Goias

Cidade de Goias is a tiny mining town and the former capital of the state of Goias. The town really doesn't warrant more than a one day visit. You can …

Brasilia by Carlo Sarion

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Brasilia

I'm with Ian - Brasilia fascinates me! I loved the brazen confidence that that Niemeyer showed in his design for Brazil's new capital in the 1960's. I love the pomp …

Hal Saflieni Hypogeum by Luis Filipe Gaspar

Hal Saflieni Hypogeum (Inscribed)

Hal Saflieni Hypogeum

I was lucky enough to visit in Nov 2003. You must make reservations at least 1 month in advance. Only 45 or so people get to go in per day …

Paquimé by Els Slots

Paquimé (Inscribed)

Paquimé

Casas Grandes is a 50 mile drive south of the New Mexico, USA border into Chihuahua, Mexico on a good highway. The adobe or mud city is partially restored and …

Tlacotalpan by Els Slots

Tlacotalpan (Inscribed)

Tlacotalpan

Tlacotalpan is a town that time has passed by. That's a good thing. The town is the most colorful town I've ever seen. It also has the most power lines. …

Uxmal by Els Slots

Uxmal (Inscribed)

Uxmal

Uxmal is near Merida on the Yucatan peninsula. Uxmal is less frequently visited than nearby Chichen Itza. This ruin is indicative of the Puuc style of architecture and was built …

Carthage by Els Slots

Carthage (Inscribed)

Carthage

Carthage is a bit disappointing because not much is left but the trip alone is worth it. Take an electric trolley from Tunis and you can walk to the main …

Photo by 	Daniel C-Hazard

Cahokia Mounds (Inscribed)

Cahokia Mounds

Cahokia Mounds is located just east of St. Louis, MO. This was the last of the USA world heritage sites that I visited. The natural site was very interesting. Some …

Nubian Monuments by Els Slots

Nubian Monuments (Inscribed)

Nubian Monuments

Abu Simbel is just 40 km from the Sudan and 100 km from any decent sized Egyptian city. The best way to visit is to fly there from Luxor or …

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Glacier parks (Inscribed)

Glacier parks

This must be one of the largest sites in area in the world. Glacier Bay is best seen from a boat. Even the view from a large cruise ship is …

Cartagena by Els Slots

Cartagena (Inscribed)

Cartagena

Cartagena is a port city known for its giant fort. Think old town San Juan, Puerto Rico or Campeche, Mexico only bigger. The town is extremely well preserved and receives …

Whale Sanctuary of El Vizcaino by Els Slots

Whale Sanctuary of El Vizcaino (Inscribed)

Whale Sanctuary of El Vizcaino

This place is truly an off the beaten path treat! Although it is a bit difficult to reach, it can be easily seen along with The Rock art of San …

Abu Mena by Roman Bruehwiler

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Abu Mena

Abu Mena is not an easy place to visit. It's about 90km West and a bit south from Alexandria. You have to take a taxi which should cost about US$20. …

Gros Morne National Park by Els Slots

Gros Morne National Park (Inscribed)

Gros Morne National Park

Just visited in May, 2004. More moose than humans. Breathtaking waterfalls and lakes and stunning snow topped mountains. Rocky Harbor has some good hotels all with spectacular sunsets. Don't miss …

L'Anse aux Meadows by Els Slots

L'Anse aux Meadows (Inscribed)

L'Anse aux Meadows

Visited in May, 2004 and even though the Visitor's Center was still closed, we were able to tour the huts and wander the coastline. The site in Newfoundland is allegedly …

Old Town Lunenburg by Els Slots

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Old Town Lunenburg

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