Morocco is an exotic land.  The smell of spices stewing in lamb tangines.  The brightly colored scarves that it seems everybody wears.  The sticky feel of the midday sun heat against your covered skin.  The cacophony of sound that emanates from the streets and public squares.  Your eyes will grow wide when you walk by snake charmers. 
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When you hear the word “Paris”, the Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, the Louvre, and Notre Dame instantly come to mind.  And they should!  These are some of the most iconic sights in the City of Light.  And for me, no visit to Paris would be complete without at least a walk by all of the above.
The land of fire and ice is what most attracted me to Iceland.  Is it my contradictory nature, or perhaps my ability to see both sides of a situation, or simply liking multi-faceted diversity?  Who knows?  Whatever the reason, the idea that glaciers, ice caps, shifting tectonic plates and geothermal activity all converge on one island,
Oct. 2-6: It is not always easy to come up with only five favorites of a city.  There’s always an extra handful of contenders.  Though, I have cultivated a ritual that helps me sort the “that was great” from the “must do’s”.  At the end of a trip,
Oct 2-6: With over 40% of Vancouverites being of Asian descent, it comes as no surprise that 
Oct 2-6: Abundant green spaces with ribbons of bike paths weaving through them.  This is part of what makes Vancouver such a desirable and livable city.  Miles of trails become the playground for young and old urbanites alike to explore some of the best that Vancouver has to offer.