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



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


Arches Nat'l park, too!


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/7215760536136072...


omg! those pics are amazing!

i wonder where sam could go to a) stay online and b) have access to stuff like that...


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.


Italy:-)

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.


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?


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.


and arches! in moab.




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