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July 07
Banderas Bay is the sight seen from most hotels in Puerto Vallarta.
Grand Anse is a beautiful beach in Grenada.
There really is a little place in Aberdeenshire Scotland called Lost.

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July 8th
Arenal Volcano is a beautiful sight in Costa Rica
Pratt's Bottom is a village near Farnborough England
The main tourist street in Acapulco is called Costera Miguel Aleman

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July 09
You can freeze in Hell Michigan or go to the warm one in Grand Cayman.
The ABC Islands are Aruba, Bonaire, and Curacao.
Notown, Satans Kingdom & Mosquitoville are in this small State? Vermont.

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July 10
Bumpass Butts and Bosses are fittingly cities close to DC, in Virginia.
Samana now has an airport! What country is it in? Dominican Republic
The Amber Museum is in downtown? Puerto Plata

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July 11
Big Ben is a 15 Ton bell.
The SECOND largest island in the Caribbean is Hispaniola.
Who in Jamaica is credited with popularizing Reggae? Bob Marley.

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July 12
In Paris, an Arrondissement is 1 of the 20 geographical areas in Paris.
St. Lawrence Gap is a place for nightlife in Barbados.
The Rijksmuseum is located in which city? Amsterdam.

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July 13
A ship is able to move sideways because it has thrusters.
If your flight is longer than 3 hours, it is recommended that you get up and walk around to help blood circulation.
When a resort restaurant Dress Code is indicated for men it usually means long pants, a collared shirt and no sandals.

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July 14
On long haul flights, it is recommended that you limit consumption of alcohol and caffeine.
Underwater cables were run from the Azores to Europe
to provide weather information for the countries who owned the cables.
When arriving in a foreign destination,
the savvy traveler carries some small denomination local currency for tips, toilets and Timmy's.

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