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aussiespud 08-Sep-12, 02:45	Just thinkin'... If you could travel backward in time to view, but not able to intervene, where and when would you go...and why ?
aussiespud 08-Sep-12, 03:00	For what it's worth, at the moment, my own top three would be: 3rd: Dallas, 1961: JFK's assasination, to see if there was another shooter 2nd: Prehistoric Wiltshire: To see how the hell they built Stonehenge 1st: 1939-45 Europe and the far east to see my Dad in his younger days. He passed away about a couple of years ago and, although we never discussed the war very much, I know it was a huge thing for him
onepocket 08-Sep-12, 06:45	This is a great new thread, Spud Being a site work construction guy I would add to Spud's #2: Easter Island to see how they built & moved those stone heads Egypt to see how they did the same with the pyramids There are many more -- Incas, Mayans, Ancient Rome all built amazing things It would be hard to choose just one
mrmarmalade 08-Sep-12, 07:30	The stipulation "cannot intervene" is what I'm struggling with right now... There was an unfortunate conception that took place 50 years ago, that I would have prevented. ... This is a tough hypothetical question to come up with a top 3... I think I would agree the JFK assassination... Hmm, request permission to come back at a later date and complete.
aussiespud 08-Sep-12, 15:48	Lol....permission granted....I'm having a rethink of my own choices after just reading an article about the moon landings...I'd forgotten how much that stuff fascinated me when I was growing up

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