Talk:Bombay Beach, California
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[edit] Ugliest Place on the Planet?
This is a quote from the article:"Bombay Beach may be the most ugly, depressing place on the entire planet. The town attracts some photographers and visitors because of this fact." This strikes me as being more than a little extreme. However, it is indicated as relevant by the second sentence. I would ask anyone who reads this to try to find any sort of reference to somehow substantiate the two sentences. Badbilltucker 14:10, 17 August 2006 (UTC)
