Famous Tourist Site Frauds: Where "Original" and "Authentic" are Blatant Lies

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6-30-2007 @ 2:09AM

Neil said...

Thank you for the wonderful comment; you make some great points here. I guess at the end of the day, I’d rather gaze upon an entirely rebuilt/renovated monument, than no monument at all! My point here is that I was sad to learn (after the fact) that not everything I’ve seen while traveling is authentic. Nonetheless, I can’t complain too much; at least I was able to see the grandeur in one form or another!
Neil

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