9. Lucas, Kansas: 'Outsider art,' meaning works created outside the bounds of traditional culture, has blossomed in tiny Lucas. Samuel Dinsmoor began it all in 1907 by filling his yard with enormous concrete sculptures espousing his eccentric philosophies. His Garden of Eden is visible from the sidewalk, but paid admission lets you hear some wonderful stories and see his remains in a glass-topped coffin.

      堪薩斯 盧卡斯：“流外藝術(shù)”是指傳統(tǒng)文化界限之外創(chuàng)作的作品。這種藝術(shù)在小小的盧卡斯開花了。Samuel Dinsmoor 在1907年開創(chuàng)這種藝術(shù)，他把他的院子填滿了無數(shù)抽象的雕像，以表現(xiàn)他古怪的哲學(xué)。他的伊甸園可以從人行道上看到，但是買入場券的話你就可以聽到一些精彩的故事，可以在一個(gè)玻璃罩的棺材里看到他的遺體。

      10.  Unclaimed Baggage Center, Alabama: Head into downtown Scottsboro on Hwy 279 and follow the signs to the Unclaimed Baggage Center. Wait...is that your iPod? The one you left in the seat pocket on that flight from Poughkeepsie? Probably. This Macy's-sized retail space is the end of the line for the majority of unclaimed bags in the US. After 90 days, the airlines send your lost luggage here. It takes thrift shop–level patience, but there is Tumi luggage, Kate Spade bags, Bruno Magli loafers, cameras, laptops, golf clubs – you name it – all for a fraction of retail.

      阿拉巴馬州 無人認(rèn)領(lǐng)的行李中心：從279高速路前往Scottsboro，沿著無人認(rèn)領(lǐng)的行李中心的標(biāo)志走。等等......這是你的iPod嗎？是你在Poughkeepsie的航班上落在口袋里面的？可能吧。這個(gè)梅西家大小的零售空間是大多數(shù)無人認(rèn)領(lǐng)的行李的最終歸宿。90天以后，航空公司把你丟失的行李送到這里。它廉價(jià)舊貨店級別的耐心，但是這里有Tumi包，Kate Spade包，Bruno Magli便鞋，照相機(jī)，電腦，高爾夫球棒，要什么有什么。這些都是零售的一小部分。

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