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    Geocaching Research Paper

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    Aljane B., Katiana P., Ashley H., Jessica T. TIM 302-002 Geocaching Paper Introduction Geocaching is a real-world, outdoor treasure hunt game that uses Global Positioning System (GPS) enabled devices to help participants navigate to a specific set of GPS coordinates to find the geocache that is hidden at the location.(geocaching.com/guide/) A geocache is a container of different sizes ranging from nano to large that contains a log sheet and different items that are left from visitors. The…

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    almost anywhere around the globe. The term “glamping” refers to glamourous camping. It is quickly becoming a global trend because of its appealing charm. It’s a new way for people to travel and have fun. Glamping is a great way to enjoy the outdoors without sacrificing comfort and style. This new approach to travel accommodation is a popular choice for groups who want to experience the joys of camping minus the hard work. You don’t have to figure out how to pitch a tent or bring a bulky a…

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    Visiting Miami, Florida a few years ago was quite an experience, being able to visually perceive sundry locations, including sundry shops showed me different cultures as well as people of different ethnicities.I had never in my life encountered a place like this before, especially a place on the east side of the country. As we ambulated around I visited sundry places and met people who verbalized thoroughly different languages, then I am used to, we then came upon the most important place on the…

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    This past summer, I took an adventure down to Antigua, Guatemala. While we were there we built homes, ran clothing distributions, worked at orphanages and malnutrition centers, gave food to the homeless, and preached on the streets to those around us. I didn’t expect much to change for me. I knew I’d have a greater appreciation for my life back home in the US, but I wasn’t prepared to be shaken so dramatically by what I experienced. I was put into a group with four other people to build a…

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    Atlanta's Vacations

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    Experiencing new destinations awakens my senses, making me crave the adventure of each place I set out to explore. My biggest ambition in life is to travel to new destinations I have never been, but I must have my husband by my side to savor the adventure together. Over the years my husband and I have taken a copious amount of vacations, with San Francisco, California, and Atlanta, Georgia, being the two comparably large metropolitan cities we have been. They both offer historical points of…

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    Cruise Persuasive Speech

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    have in your backyard. Seeing new things, tasting new foods, and of course the pampering, are just a few things to expect on a cruise. Admittedly, you might be a bit apprehensive at first, I know I was, but the people venturing via cruise with you end up almost like one big ol’ family by the end of the trip. First…

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    Although travel has become so commonplace nowadays, travel out of leisure has always meant an unattainable luxury to me. For many reasons including finances it was not as accessible to me as it may be for others. Since I was a child I have been travelling out of necessity rather than for a vacation. At the age of six I left my home country along with my family and entered Europe as a refugee. We sought asylum in Italy and France until we finally settled in Germany. Although Germany provided a…

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    to state. Bigger than that, better than that. Country to country. You can do that if you join the UNRRA especially if you are a Seagoing Cowboy. I say, especially Seagoing Cowboys take care of the animals on board. Listen why you should join. First, you get the joy of helping people. You can even help animals. It is so much fun, especially on the return trips. You get to play baseball, volleyball, table tennis, fencing, boxing, reading, and whittling games. Secondly, you get to see the…

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    10 years I was unable to travel outside the United Staes. However, the opportunity to travel with other DACA (Deferral Action for Childhood Arrival) students to Mexico City was open to me, during this one week out I was allowed to join the Mexican government conferences on how to help youth. This educational experience led me to realize that there are many individuals that are interested in traveling and learning other cultures, the links that are formed when one travels with other are…

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    British emigration plays a large role in the memoir as Dahl says about British emigration " " (p. ). WWII caused a large increase in British emigration, consequently, British emigration gains importance as it now affects the lives of many British. First, many thousands/hundreds of British moved during World War II, however, the largest British emigration was not during the war, but after. According to Celia Pullen, "Between 1947 and 1981, over a million Britons emigrated to Australia..."…

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