Student Articles Archive - Page 28 of 88 - My Family Travels
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Through the Lens of Panama

Everything about Panama was breathtaking; from the green-carpeted hills to the impossibly blue sky....

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World Beauty

     ?Something about standing alone, thousands of miles away from home, a certain beauty embracing my very being; I am gazing upon something that will remain a vivid picture in my...

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Road Trip from Arizona to Wisconsin

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A Single Stitch

Everywhere I go, I seem to make...

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Heaven in Hawaii

After a seven hour plane ride over the Pacific Ocean, my mom and I were starved.  We spoke to a few Hawaiian locals, and concluded that Aloha Mixed Plate was an affordable restaurant to sample...

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The Day I Almost Died

To any of my readers that don't know how I almost died, I'll tell you what happened.One summer day in July 2010, my family decided to take a road trip.  Our destination was unknown. ...

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Where the City Leaves the Northwest Coast

I always find that the minute you go into a vacation with preconceived notions, they tend to rule your entire vacation, and limit your ability to really delve into something unique and personal.Early...

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It’s Official, I’m Obsessed with Atlanta!

Arriving in Atlanta at midnight I felt exhausted yet filled with a restless energy. While my friends were socializing I took a moment to myself to let it all sink in. Just months ago we were competing...

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Belize Mission Trip to LOL Orphanage

           During the summers of 2013 and 2014 I took a trip to the country of Belize, a country located in central America. Both trips took place as part of a mission...

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My Enchanting Inspiration From Olmsted Point

Back on our vacation along the west coast and in California, one of the most remarkable stops we made was at Yosemite National Park.  The colossal granite cliffs and the seemingly endless beautiful red...

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The Dominican Fever

The guide’s hand shot up, his fingers slowly curling into a fist.  I grasped the side-rail of our two-seater mud buggy, bracing for Josiah to disengage the gas and hit the squeaky brake pedal. ...

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Escape Into Letchworth: Sehgahunda, “Vale of Three Falls”

Letchworth State Park is one of the most beautiful places on Earth. Located in the hills of Western New York State, the 17-mile stretch of the Genesee River is known as the “Grand Canyon of the East”....

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Ajanta Caves: Elegance Set in Stone

I must admit, when I first stood at the base of the Ajanta Caves in the sweltering June sun, I didn’t understand why my family and I had left the...

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Adventures Down Under

            Travel is about more than just seeing the sights, it's about connecting with the locals and taking on new adventures that will lead you to the great unforeseen...

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A Life Changing Trip to Europe

For almost all of my seventeen years, I have had the privilege of visiting a beautiful little country in Southeastern Europe called Albania. When I was younger, I dreaded when the words “Ilira, we’re...

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The Light of the Night

Last year for Spring Break, my brother and I, presumably believed that we would spend our break doing nothing but chores like every other break. Instead, we got to venture to one of the exotic beaches...

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My Teacher Got a Lap Dance

    Sometime before I decided that band class was the meat grinder of my school's curriculum, I went on a trip to Chicago with my school's Wind Ensemble. My class and I travelled to play...

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27 Hours to Florida

It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. Imagine fifty two overly-excited band geeks on a smelly coach bus for twenty seven hours. Now can you see why it was the worst of times? We thought...

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Culture Shock & New Home

For two years, my classmates and I raised money for a Mission's Trip to Peru. We were going to serve at an orphanage in Ayacucho, but since this was a once in a lifetime opportunity, we also decided...

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Mitakuye Oyasin (All My Relations)

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I Left My Heart in the Heart of Art

Florence, Italy: birthplace of...

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Becoming Part of the Landscape: Inisheer

I looked very hard at a stone wall in the distance. I blinked once, then twice.  “Is that a TV?” I asked my parents and sisters, just to make sure that that small, boxy shape sitting...

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From the City to the Suburbs, Experiencing All New York Has to Offer

I’m in love with two New York’s.There’s New York City, where everything seems bigger, bolder, tastier and more alive. When I look out a window in NYC, it feels like life is moving by at...

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Israel: Discovering a Land of Cats and Conflict

Israel is a place that means many different things to many different people. When I made my first visit to the Promised Land, I came hoping to gain new perspective on a country that’s experienced...

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Simple and Free

The wind fanned my sweat-sticky face as I rode on the back of my dad’s motorbike. It was our last day in Thailand and already half of it was wasted. We had planned to leave the mainland early in...

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My “New York Times”

 In April of 2014 my grandmother, mother, sister, and I took a trip to New York City. Despite the fact that I had been to “The Big Apple” before, I had never seen the city like...

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Scuba Diving in the Great Barrier Reef

Experiencing the world that lives under the sea has always been a great topic of interest, constantly peaking my curiosity. So, after just completeing my scuba certification, one can only imagine my...

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The Solution For Which You’ve Been Waiting

Ladies and gentleman, I have the solution—the...

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A Year auf Deutsch

“What...

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Italian Escapades

The amount of forethought and preplanning one does before embarking on a family vacation to a foreign country can mean the difference between a perfectly enjoyable trip and a disastrous one.When...

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