Evan H
my dad my mom my brother (12) and me (16) want to go somehwere on vacation NEXT summer. we have thought about australia/new zealand, england/ireland, and italy. what would be the best place to go? we are thinking of going for 14-18 days
oh by the way
my family has already gone to greece and spain and turkey
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Evan:
You have gotta go on a safari in Africa. Go to the Serengetti and Ngorongoro Crater in Tanzania go with a travel company like Tauck, Overseas Travel, Globus, Travcoa or others. Go to http://www.TourVacationsToGo.com to find a good tour company. Or you can set up your own itinerary by using http://www.island-safari.com
Or go to Victoria Falls in Zambia and then to the Chobe National Park in Botswana. Botswana has so many elephants. More than anywhere in Africa. Stay at the Chobe Game Lodge then cross over to Namibia and stay at the Ichingo Tented camp then spend a few days on the Ichobezi houseboat on the Chobe. The game watching from the houseboat is fabulous as the animals come to the river to drink. Then go to the Okavenga Delta and stay in a camp in the Moremi park. Go on game drives every day. It is fabulous. Island Safari can set you up. So can Zambezi tours at: http://www.zambezi.co.uk/
Good luck and have fun. 73 from the Fisherman
Evan:
You have gotta go on a safari in Africa. Go to the Serengetti and Ngorongoro Crater in Tanzania go with a travel company like Tauck, Overseas Travel, Globus, Travcoa or others. Go to http://www.TourVacationsToGo.com to find a good tour company. Or you can set up your own itinerary by using http://www.island-safari.com
Or go to Victoria Falls in Zambia and then to the Chobe National Park in Botswana. Botswana has so many elephants. More than anywhere in Africa. Stay at the Chobe Game Lodge then cross over to Namibia and stay at the Ichingo Tented camp then spend a few days on the Ichobezi houseboat on the Chobe. The game watching from the houseboat is fabulous as the animals come to the river to drink. Then go to the Okavenga Delta and stay in a camp in the Moremi park. Go on game drives every day. It is fabulous. Island Safari can set you up. So can Zambezi tours at: http://www.zambezi.co.uk/
Good luck and have fun. 73 from the Fisherman
The economy is a mess. Why do people object to tent cities when they may be the next ones looking for shelter?
Maya7777
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It's amazing how many Americans are in total denial that these tent cities exist all across the United States.
I was in the USA in 2006 doing a television documentary on the homeless war veterans and 9/11 hero's in the United States and while filming and interviewing. We were invited by the homeless people we met, to see Americas never talked about hidden secret, "Tent Cities".
I've traveled all over the world and have never seen anything like them ever even in a third world country. Which many American families with young children were living in these squalid tent cities. Or living in a car with the parts and wheels sold to buy food or formula for infants and young children.
The people I met all shared the same stories and shed the same tears after of living week to week on one pay check who lost their job and only income to pay rent and ending up living on the street, with no where to turn.
Or families that had no money to pay off medical expenses for their sick child or a spouse. Who were evicted from their home by a sheriff to sell off all their personal assets and house to pay off the medical bills. Being made bankrupt so they were always knocked back of renting an apartment.
Also elderly people evicted from aged care homes or a rented apartment when their insurance ran out and had relatives they could stay with living on the street or in a tent city eating pet food.
All joining returned war veterans and 9/11 hero's who also share tents in these cities along side of these families.
What really got me was a young four year old girl who was eating a bowl of cereal with water for her dinner. Who's mother told me her daughter didn't even know what milk tastes like.
Even though I have returned back to my home in Australia. This whole experience still haunts me, especially seeing the current weather conditions in the USA.
Knowing these families, children, aged, war veterans, 9/11 hero's and others like them are living out in the cold. While more mega churches are being built in the USA, and ignorant Americans complain about the tent cities and people who live in them.
With how the way things are financially going downhill fast and as more Americans are becoming unemployed. It wont be long before many of these bias opinionated American people end up also living also with them.
It's amazing how many Americans are in total denial that these tent cities exist all across the United States.
I was in the USA in 2006 doing a television documentary on the homeless war veterans and 9/11 hero's in the United States and while filming and interviewing. We were invited by the homeless people we met, to see Americas never talked about hidden secret, "Tent Cities".
I've traveled all over the world and have never seen anything like them ever even in a third world country. Which many American families with young children were living in these squalid tent cities. Or living in a car with the parts and wheels sold to buy food or formula for infants and young children.
The people I met all shared the same stories and shed the same tears after of living week to week on one pay check who lost their job and only income to pay rent and ending up living on the street, with no where to turn.
Or families that had no money to pay off medical expenses for their sick child or a spouse. Who were evicted from their home by a sheriff to sell off all their personal assets and house to pay off the medical bills. Being made bankrupt so they were always knocked back of renting an apartment.
Also elderly people evicted from aged care homes or a rented apartment when their insurance ran out and had relatives they could stay with living on the street or in a tent city eating pet food.
All joining returned war veterans and 9/11 hero's who also share tents in these cities along side of these families.
What really got me was a young four year old girl who was eating a bowl of cereal with water for her dinner. Who's mother told me her daughter didn't even know what milk tastes like.
Even though I have returned back to my home in Australia. This whole experience still haunts me, especially seeing the current weather conditions in the USA.
Knowing these families, children, aged, war veterans, 9/11 hero's and others like them are living out in the cold. While more mega churches are being built in the USA, and ignorant Americans complain about the tent cities and people who live in them.
With how the way things are financially going downhill fast and as more Americans are becoming unemployed. It wont be long before many of these bias opinionated American people end up also living also with them.
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