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Where would you go on vacation?
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Kevlar
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Took the kids to Drumheller a couple years ago, really neat place to see. If you have time there's an old mining town close by that has an old restaurant, that was a pretty neat place to visit and eat at. Take lots of money, nothing is cheap there! Lol
If you're taking the transcanada through Manitoba you'll be about an hour south of me when you go through Brandon.
Kevlar
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Oh and take good shoes if you plan on climbing the Hoodoos, I seen people climbing them in sandals and flip flops, one guy was about 300 pounds coming down in sandals and was half out of control, not sure how many people get hurt there in a year, but it would be people like him.
NorthernRedneck
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Thanks for the advice. We're actually planning on boondocking at the Brandon Walmart on the second night. Yes, we're going in style. 
Saving money along the way. First night is at her parents place.
Saving money along the way. First night is at her parents place.amaid.abbas
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I totally get where you're all coming from. Long-haul flights are just exhausting — anything over 10 hours and I start questioning my life choices midair! Dubai sounds fascinating, but yeah, with the current restrictions and the heat, it might not be the most relaxing choice right now. Honestly, I've been leaning toward something closer to home too — maybe a scenic road trip through the Pacific Northwest or a few quiet days in the Smoky Mountains. A comfortable drive, cool weather, and no jet lag sounds just right these days.
itournepal
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The Inca Trail - Peru
I want to do a week's trek and want to see the ancient Inca city of Machu Picchu. I heard the most popular trek is about 4-day Classic Inca Trail. Looks wonderful in pictures and documentaries.
I want to do a week's trek and want to see the ancient Inca city of Machu Picchu. I heard the most popular trek is about 4-day Classic Inca Trail. Looks wonderful in pictures and documentaries.
A friend of mine did that trail.
He said it was amazing and beautiful.
I want to do the Trail of 88 Temples in Japan. It is a UNESCO world heritage trail.
My eldest Granddaughter Kasey and her friend are moving to Oregon before long.
Guess I'll be booking a flight there sooner or later.
Guess I'll be booking a flight there sooner or later.
On a plane in Vegas right now, heading to California. Will be driving to Oregon in a few days.
kakakylya
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Honestly, I’ve always dreamed of a road trip through the Rockies—just cruising along mountain passes, stopping at lookout points, and breathing in all that fresh air. Something about letting the road guide you, with no rush and no fixed agenda, feels incredibly freeing. I remember a trip where our group decided to rent a coach BCS Bus—it made the whole journey so much more fun: everyone chatting, sharing snacks, and stopping where the views called us. The ride itself becomes part of the adventure, not just the destination. That’s exactly the kind of vacation I’d pick—where the drive, the company, and the landscapes all come together into one unforgettable experience.