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There is something about wanting to go to a place that is exactly on the opposite side of the globe from you. I know it sounds cheesy… but I like going to places that are hard to get to, Thats why I have gone to Siberia, Tuva, Burkino Faso, Jordan. All places where there is a thrill in trying to get there, you feel like you are beating a path that only you have traveled. While New Zealand is heavily traveled It is a place I have loved since my childhood

There is somthing mythical about the landscape, There is a beuty to the vallys filled with tangled and knotted pine trees and the desolate highlands. There are parts in New Foundland that look like humans have never been. Half of New Foundland’s beauty can be found in the stunning vistas of rolling mountains.

I HIGHLYSUGGESTINGVISITINGGROSSEMORNENATIONALPARK. The natural beauty in GM is increddible, I think it is a highly underated park and some of the natural features are stunning, such as the inland fjords. Once you are done taking in the natural beauty I would suggesting exploring the coastal villages, theres is so much culture and friendly faces in each town it is a blast to hang out in even some of the smaller towns. For a real culture shock visit the small island Of Miquelon and St. Pierre about 10 miles of of NF southern coast. It is owned by the French and the french culture there is increddible, everything from the french bakeries, to the french cars, to the Gen d’armes. I personally stayed out of the bigger towns because thats where things begin to look a lot more like home, Wal marts, Mc Donalds…. you get the idea