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Another city that everyone should visit once in their lives. Every American especially should try to see Washington once. To see those famouse buildings in person really puts a lump in your throat. Allow several days just to visit the Smithsonian Museaums. This is a city of history.

If you speak English then the whole immersion in French really makes you feel like you are in a different world. Montreal is very cosmopolitan and Quebec City very old world.

I used to live here. Lots of people and the North part of the state is really different from the south part. Beautiful beaches down the shore. Atlantic City nice for the Boardwalk but they never developed the place beyond the Boardwalk hotels.

The business city of the South. Every other street has the word Peach in it’s name or so it seems. Lots of transplanted people from all over the country now located in Atlanta.

What can I say. It’s the Sunshine State. Warm in the Winter, HOT in the Summer. But nice if you like palm trees, and beaches. Just avoid those hurricanes.

Even if you don’t want to gamble (and it’s hard to get away from since they even have slot machines at the airport lounges), they do have some good shows, and every new hotel tries to out do the other ones with their architecture.

Seattle is a beautiful city. Green and hilly. Of course, they don’t get all that greenery without all that rain, so you have to put up with that. But absolutely beautiful.

Visited L.A. and San Francisco. It was nice to see all the tourist destinations. Went to Alcatraz, rode a cable car, drove through Beverly Hills, saw the Hollywood Sign

I didn’t find it to be up to much. It didn’t have the clear blue waters everyone was talking about. The water was actually kind of murky.

There are other places I would go before going back to Fiji.