mountainstarr

My fiance and I are thinking of taking our honeymoon in Montana. We’ve never been but always wanted to go. It’s so beautiful we’d love to spend some time there.

I loved the beaches and it’s got a great aquarium!

It’s got beautiful views all around and it’s just great place to be! I loved the scenary, the people and all the great stuff there is to do. Definitely check out the hot air balloon festival!

I recommend visiting but I wouldn’t move here if I were you. It’s quite boring as there is no night life. Everything pretty much shuts down by 9pm and nothing is open till 10am. The Olde Towne Walkers Mall is definitely a good visit and we just got a new museum built, The Museum of the Shenandoah Valley. It’s a good place to visit. My grandpa has an exhibit there now but it’ll be gone July 17th.

http://www.glenburniemuseum.org/galleries/changing_gallery.html

Jim Barnett Park is good place for walking as well with a big duck pond. But as I say, I wouldn’t move here if you’re looking for small town life. The population is growing rapidly and we’re becoming like Sterling and Leesburg. They keep developing and we’re getting packed in like rats.

The Apple Blossum Festival is big draw for people but I’ve always hated it myself. Traffic is horrible all weekend so you can’t really go anywhere. The parade is boring and if you really need to see it just watch channel 6, as they cover the entire thing and even replay the next day if you missed it.

Well, that’s my review.

Well, it’s Paris. Duh! The Louvre and Eiffel Tower of course. And just to sit in a cafe and people-watch.

I usually come into Manhattan from my grandparents’ place on Long Island. I recommend the usual ferry ride to or around the Statue of Liberty and check out Central Park. Also walk around Greenwich Village and see Times Square.

The accents, the food, the diversity of people, the sites, banksy graffiti…

Sun, beaches, hot Aussie surfers (lol!), great friendly people, beautiful sites and sounds! It’d just be really fun I think.

My ancestory lies partly in Ireland. I’d like to see where I come from I guess.