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Destinations I'd Travel To If We Weren't Quarantined

If things were normal again, where would you go?

Berenice Hernandez Avila
Apr 22, 2020
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Destinations I'd Travel To If We Weren't Quarantined
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With all of this free time that I have found myself with, I have made a small list of places that I would travel to if things were different given the situation the entire world is in. Some of these places I have been to before but others I would like to see for the first time. Now, I'm not saying that as soon as the social distancing order is lifted I'm going to these places, but I'd like to have them written for when the time comes that I can travel to them. In the meantime, I will keep fantasizing about these beautiful destinations!

Aspen, Colorado.

I have never been here but the stories and pictures I have seen from here are breathtaking! I'd like to visit in the summer time for the hiking aspect of it and to visit the national parks that Colorado has to offer.

Gatlinburg, Tennessee.

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I went last summer and I left in awe! I had never seen mountains before and it was such a beautiful sight to see! The summer was a great time to go because it was hot in the afternoons but in the 40s at night! Would definitely like to visit this place again to experience the snow.

NYC.

I've been three times already and each time I go I leave wanting more! Unfortunately a place like this would take a lot of for things to return back to normal. Regardless, NYC holds a special place in my heart! In the future my wish is to experience it in the fall.

Anna Maria Island.

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Now this place holds a special place in my heart! My family and I go there as a yearly family getaway vacation. I have made so many memories here and the blue water makes it impossible to not want to swim.

Puerto Rico.

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I have never been here but it is my dream to be able to visit this place sometime in the future.

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