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From the page: "Where other places greet the night by lighting up their streets and tourist attractions, this one goes the other way â€" low-energy sodium lamps are shielded from above, and household lights must face down, not up. The purpose: to bring out the stars."
Reviewed by clcallies Feb 08 2009, 10:15pm ( 13 reviews ) • yahoo.com
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Rated by gonic on Feb 11 2009, 11:47am
... A UNESCO working party agreed last month to study what Graeme Murray, chairman of the Mackenzie Tourism and Development Board, calls "a heritage park in the sky." ...
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Rated by The-beat on Feb 11 2009, 9:22am
makes me want to change how i live :P
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Reviewed by itsrahul on Feb 11 2009, 9:10am
interesting. would love to visit this place
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Rated by xtxzt on Feb 09 2009, 8:44pm
really cool. I want to go there. :D
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Rated by NPerez on Feb 09 2009, 5:01pm
I've never really even thought about the concept of light pollution. This is kind of interesting.
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Rated by clcallies on Feb 08 2009, 10:15pm
From the page: "Where other places greet the night by lighting up their streets and tourist attractions, this one goes the other way â€" low-energy sodium lamps are shielded from above, and household lights must face down, not up. The purpose: to bring out the stars."
