This video follows a student from Memphis, Tennessee to Lille, France on a foreign exchange program.

He lip-synchs to all kinds of songs in the evening, it seems. Be sure once again to check out the man in the box in the background - he sings backup from time to time!

Attention captivators are devices that are used to lure tourists in to the attraction. In this case, it was a wild west scene. Be sure to pay attention to the man in the box in the background!

This was a funicular at a miniature golf course! After you purchased your game and picked up your putter and ball, you had to hop in the funicular and be tranported to the top of the mountain. Great idea. Maybe I'll put one of these in my back yard one day (depending on how steep it is)

This is the place where the cars have to bypass each other - they both share the same track until this point.

Chattanooga, Tennesse. You must do it if you're ever there. But you can probably skip the Civil War diorama. But the park down the street is a must - it's only 3 bucks and you get some outrageous views.

Highlights from the 2006 Tri Cities, TN Dragon Boat Festival. A team sport that promotes team spirit and camaraderie, dragon boating is heralded as "the next big thing," according to a Time magazine article. The 2007 race is scheduled for September 15, 2007.

Join us as we take to the road and hit nashville, and some fun spots along the way!

WABC Travel Show Host Erik Hastings tours Meridian, Philadelphia, and Columbus. Historic homes, picturesque towns, and scenic byways -- like Natchez Trace -- provide a gateway to a different time. Tennessee Williams was born here. Jimmie Rodgers is memorialized here. And the Choctaw Indians have built a casino resort providing modern day entertainment that may distract you from the native crafts, dance and wares that reveal their culture.

Eastbound US cross-country drive through California, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, tennessee, North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, Delaware and New Jersey.<BR> Itinerary also includes Double Negative (earthwork by Michael Heizer), Amarillo Ramp (earthwork by Robert Smithson) and the Blue Ridge Parkway.<BR> Time-lapse from Oct 22 to Nov 9, 2004. 18 days in 14 minutes.