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Snowmobiling is the best!

Truly the most beautiful National Park I’ve visited in North America. We went in the winter when the shuttles are not running and you can drive your car up the main road. It was uncrowded and a great way to see the park. Red rock roads, massive canyons…. the white snow with the red rock was a gorgeous contrast. The trails are relatively easy to hike (though slippery in the winter) but you can literally go for hours without seeing anyone else.

It was a somewhat strange place… it’s beautiful and the people are somewhat friendly. But I was stared at everywhere I went and it made me very uncomfortable. Maybe if you looked like everyone else, you’d have a better time than me!

woot!

it’s a total ripoff because it’s edinburgh castle (trust me, go out of the city and you can find some castles 945894305x better) but it’s amusing at the same time. it’s cheesy like a theme park and it’s in the middle of the city which is kinda funny. if you have the time and cash, you may as well hit it up.

it was much less crowded but still beautiful. the walking wasn’t too difficult at all and I enjoyed every minute. something you have to see before you die.

I met the best people here and it was a definite highlight of my trip.

The art! It’s beautiful and I was in complete amazement to be in the presence of such fine work.

I’ve only been to Toronto but I enjoyed my visit very much. Being a huge hockey fan, it’s the place to be!

I love Cuba, I went there back in 2001 and was there on New Years. We stayed mostly in Havana but also ventured out to the country. One of the highlights was visiting where Che Guevara is buried and the feelings I had about it are indescribable. Many of the buildings are being preserved and rebuilt. The Cuban people are incredibly curious about foreigners and Havana never sleeps! One of my top places to return to.