Towersearch.com Website Review

In any country, especially the USA, there are eyesores. It could be a house that is painted a very ugly color and it sticks out of a neighborhood like a sore thumb. It could be that the house is the only one with orange paint. It could be that it is a dark shade of red that just pops out at you. There is also that house whose paint colors don’t match. Other times, it isn’t as obvious. There is something just slightly off about those places. Maybe the house is slightly tilted, or it just Whatever might be off about those places, there is no doubt that it is an eyesore to the community or city and the surrounding businesses that are near it. It’s also likely that the surrounding area wants the eyesores gone, but that comes at a cost. It also is worth money, money that most people don’t have. These eyesores are everywhere and can be anywhere, but the ones we’re talking about today are in Las stages of a London themed resort, and all was going well until funding was cult. You can see two towering pillars across from Mandalay Bay. This attraction is for sale for whomever has the money and ability to change part of Las Vegas’s skyline. The second eyesore is called Slotzilla. It sounds like a ca*ino version of Godzilla, and actually you would be right. Slotzilla is actually a multi-level slot machine and it sounds amazing. The only problem is that it takes up a lot of room and it blocks the view of Fremont Street and the bar on the east of Las Vegas Blvd. It also blocks the circular dining room of Oscar’s Steakhouse at the Plaza. It’s quite a shame it isn’t an attraction anymore, just an expensive slot machine. The third eyesore is called the Fontainebleau, which is the second tallest building outside, but there were problems from the beginning. The first problem is that it never opened nor was it ever finished. This was one of the results from the Great Recession. This was a planned mega resort to attract a lot of people, most likely people that could afford it.