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Highly recommend the National Parks in Utah (Bryce, Zion, Capital Reef, etc.) as well as Monument Valley.

by tectonic 18y ago

colortone 18y ago
Arches Nat'l park, too!
antiismist 18y ago
Zion National Park Narrows is definitely worth a look - you walk / swim through rivers in super-narrow stone canyons.
RyanGWU82 18y ago
Also Yosemite in California -- it's just unbelievable. I was there last weekend and I was just amazed. http://www.flickr.com/photos/ryangwu82/sets/72157605361360722/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/ryangwu82/sets/7215760536136072...
- colortone 18y ago
  omg! those pics are amazing! i wonder where sam could go to a) stay online and b) have access to stuff like that...
  - RyanGWU82 18y ago
    We stayed at a hotel south of the park with Internet access, but it was crazy expensive. They have Internet access (for pay) in some of the lodges in the park. Plus there's a library with networked computers, but they limit the amount of time you can spend on those. It would be wonderful to spend a week or more at the park, because it's so relaxing. But the best bet is probably just to spend a few days there without the computer.
  - davidw 18y ago
    Italy:-) http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&q=dolomites&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=wi http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&q=dolomites&um... If you wanted, you could even live in places like that - maybe not quite so spectacular, but nothing to sneeze at, either.
    - ssanders82 18y ago
      Wow. Add that to my list of international places to visit. How many people speak at least a little English in the cities over there?
      - davidw 18y ago
        You can get by, but you won't enjoy yourself as much as if you spoke the language, same as most places. Italy is a fantastic place to visit, it has almost as much natural variety as California (mountains, rivers, lakes, estuaries, the arid south), with a quantity of culture, history and man-made things unequaled in the US - or pretty much anywhere else for that matter.
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utx00 18y ago
and arches! in moab.

Highly recommend the National Parks in Utah (Bryce, Zion, Capital Reef, etc.) as well as Monument Valley.

colortone 18y ago

Arches Nat'l park, too!

antiismist 18y ago

Zion National Park Narrows is definitely worth a look - you walk / swim through rivers in super-narrow stone canyons.

RyanGWU82 18y ago

Also Yosemite in California -- it's just unbelievable. I was there last weekend and I was just amazed. http://www.flickr.com/photos/ryangwu82/sets/72157605361360722/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/ryangwu82/sets/7215760536136072...

colortone 18y ago
omg! those pics are amazing! i wonder where sam could go to a) stay online and b) have access to stuff like that...
- RyanGWU82 18y ago
  We stayed at a hotel south of the park with Internet access, but it was crazy expensive. They have Internet access (for pay) in some of the lodges in the park. Plus there's a library with networked computers, but they limit the amount of time you can spend on those. It would be wonderful to spend a week or more at the park, because it's so relaxing. But the best bet is probably just to spend a few days there without the computer.
- davidw 18y ago
  Italy:-) http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&q=dolomites&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=wi http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&q=dolomites&um... If you wanted, you could even live in places like that - maybe not quite so spectacular, but nothing to sneeze at, either.
  - ssanders82 18y ago
    Wow. Add that to my list of international places to visit. How many people speak at least a little English in the cities over there?
    - davidw 18y ago
      You can get by, but you won't enjoy yourself as much as if you spoke the language, same as most places. Italy is a fantastic place to visit, it has almost as much natural variety as California (mountains, rivers, lakes, estuaries, the arid south), with a quantity of culture, history and man-made things unequaled in the US - or pretty much anywhere else for that matter.
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utx00 18y ago

and arches! in moab.