Gigi

The photo is actually from the PA portion of the trail. It’s a lovely thing to do: hiking the trail, whether you’re doing part or the whole. The best part is stopping at the shelters to read the entries of those who have come before you.

Lived here for four years. It’s a quaint little town, it’s biggest draw being the university. But there’s lots of interesting places to explore, amish communities not far away, handmade everything if you know where to find it, cute storefronts, and lots of great hiking trails nearby including the Appalacian Trail. Definately a little town, but I love it.

Very beautiful, I think it’d be a perfect honeymoon spot. Some nice things to do, but not so many that its overwhelming. Also there are some very cute little bed and breakfast places right by the river. Take a walk by the falls, gamble in the casino, drink Starbucks, eat out, shop, and or just enjoy the b&b ;)

NYC has got to be one of the most eclectic and amazing cities in the world. Everyone should visit. Everyone.

Lima is a dirty city, but Cuzco, up in the mountains, is absolutely lovely: clear air, beautiful views, mountains all around, close to Macchu Picchu, with lots of old architecture.

Victoria Falls was one of the most fun places I’ve been. Actually I can’t help thinking it’d be a perfect honeymoon spot. There’s lots of little markets, you can hit up a safari out in the middle of nowhere, check out the falls, eat at the “Boma” restaurant which serves ostrich and milpani worms, and stay in the Kingdom hotel—five stars in the middle of nowhere, and the most beautiful hotel, hands down, I’ve ever been in.

In 2000 I volunteered with Teen Mania Ministries for two months in Botswana, South Africa, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. All amazing places. The Okovongo delta is absolutely gorgeous.