Here is another one...



World's Largest Paint Can--Shippensburg, Pa (Andrew...can you confirm this...is it still there?)
http://www.wlra.us/wl/wlpaint.jpg


Here is a really cool website to find lots of neat roadside attractions
http://www.roadsideamerica.com/index.html

No visit to Milton Keynes is complete without seeing the concrete cows.

http://www.mkdayout.btinternet.co.uk/images/conc-cow-thumb3.JPG

Near me is an old indian burial mound

http://p.vtourist.com/2253855-Miamisburg_Indian_Mound_June_2005-Miamisburg.jpg

Also near is yet another Indian Mound, this one is shaped like a snake hence the name "The Serpeant Mound"
http://p.vtourist.com/249132-Things_To_Do-Columbus.gif


http://www.topiarygarden.org/images/Dscn0056a.jpghttp://www.artunframed.com/images/reynolds55/seurat18.jpg
It depicts in topiary the painting A Sunday On The Island Of La Grande Jatte. This was one of Georges Seurat's paintings. There are 54 topiary people, eight boats, three dogs, a monkey, a cat and a real pond.

http://www.longaberger.com/longaberger/images/visitUs/HomeOfficeFall.jpg
The Longaberger Basket Company headquarters (shaped like a basket) in Newark, Ohio


http://www.miamivalleytrails.org/images/carillon_park_small.jpg
Here is a sculpture called "The bicyclist" on a bike path near me that as I was driving by, the statue did not look like what I thought it looked like... if that makes any sense.

http://www.bellaire.lib.oh.us/imagesv3/Veterans/centerparkkapplerv3.jpg
This is a statue in my hometown of World War 1 soldiers that were killed.  It's a nice statue, it usually has a beer can in it's hand and a condom at the base of the statue.  :o


http://www.rense.com/1.imagesG/Miamisburg4.jpgThere are crop circles found in my hometown.  ::)

http://media1.break.com/content/images/bbpics/pic1315.jpg  A town nearby, named Beavercreek, celebrated it's 25th anniversary this past summer by putting up beaver statues all over town.  A few of the 250 pound, 7 foot tall statues got stolen. 

Just like ^^^ has The Big Apple, along Route 66 where I am in California about 15-20 miles before San Bernardino, there is a giant Orange, and they used to sell fresh fruit and orange juice to travellers.  It is no longer a working roadside stand but it is still a small "monument" to the big-time roadtrip era.  Looks a lot like that Apple too other than it's colored orange and it is a bit more round.

When I was a kid and we took our annual vacation up to Mandan/Bismarck, N.D. to visit our relatives, it seemed like no trip was complete without a stop at the World's Largest Buffalo in Jamestown, N.D.

http://www.cs.uwaterloo.ca/~dedehaan/ian/Spring2004/buffalo%20North%20Dakota.jpg

If you should ever find youself traveling on I-80 across Nebraska, I'd highly recommend a visit to the Strategic Air and Space (formerly SAC, or Strategic Air Command) Museum, located halfway between Lincoln and Omaha. They have a vast collection of bombers dating back to WWII, and whatever your political views may be, they have some fascinating exhibits (including an SR-71 Blackbird reconnaisance plane that stares you right in the face at the entrance) and it's worth spending a couple of hours there.

http://media.graytvinc.com/images/sac_museum.jpg

http://photos1.blogger.com/blogger/377/693/1600/DSCF1048.jpg