China

This picture is of the street where Jean-Pierre's father grew up. The Infinity is in the empty lot with trees at the end of the block, where his house stood.

Afghanistan

Jean-Pierre gave an infinity to Fahima Vorgetts to hide somewhere in this school. The domes are made in Afghanistan and the schools are ready for use in one week. She uses local labor and all the materials are made and purchased in country.

Sarah Watson

Sarah discovered a great spot for her infinity planet off the man-made pathway to get to El Paílón del Diablo (the Devil's Couldron) waterfall, which is located in Baños, Ecuador.

Brian Page

Left his planet overlooking the most famous of the telescope facilities located at the summit of Mauna Kea on the big island of Hawaii.

Helen and Jim Bellows

After a long adventure across the country, they left their infinity in the Seattle Aquarium.

JoAnne Neiner

Cornerstone Baptist Church in Pittsfield, MA

Karen Delano

In ChangDeokGung's Secret Garden in Seoul, South Korea.

Emily DeSellier

The Fontana dei Quattro Fiumi in Rome, Italy

Patrick Dean Owen

Patrick placing his planet as close to the Hollywood Sign as you can get without injury or arrest in Los Angeles, California.

Dana Adams

Chrysler Museum of Art in Norfolk, Virginia

Christopher Marcum

in a sea cave on Santa Cruz Island

John Friedberg

Lithium Spring, Tunkannock Creek. Tunkhannok, PA

Sue and Raymond Venburg

The train car in the Holocaust Museum in Washington D.C.

Claudia Holbert

Chincoteague Island, Va

Liz Anderson

Maryville College meditation Labyrinth

Margaret Regan

School in Incisa Val d' Arno, Italy

Katheryn Doran

Hidden in rock off White Point, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia

Brooks Britt

Golden Gate Bridge

Susan Groeneweg

Iron Horse Memorial beside the confluence of the Tennessee and Ohio Rivers

Susan Hansen

Jones Beach State Park in NY

MaryAnn and Bill Sonntag

Trakai Castle, the most famous castle in Lithuania.