My Top 15 Travel Destinations
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My Top 15 Travel Destinations

I dream of traveling the world, here are just a few places I dream of going!

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My Top 15 Travel Destinations
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Traveling is one of my favorite things, ever. God created such a beautiful Earth and I want to go and enjoy it. Here are 15 destinations I dream of traveling to!

1. Ireland

When I make it across the world to Ireland you better be ready to see 400 scenic pictures posted on my Facebook.

2. Paris, France

3. New York City

Queen Of Liberty, Statue Of Liberty, New York4. Auroa Borealis

How awesome is our God, that he created such a beautiful and wonderful display of lights.

5. Italy

6. Belize

You can swim with adorable little piggies, how fun would that be.

7. Trevi Fountain

Let's be honest, we have dreamt of making a wish and throwing a coin in the Trevi Fountain!

8. Machu Picchu

9. Hollywood, California

Are you really American if you don't dream of going and seeing the Hollywood sign?

10. Greece

11. Alaska

America's last frontier is so breathtaking!

12. Colosseum

13. Grand Canyon

14. Brazil

wikipedia15. Last but not least, Disneyland

Who doesn’t love Disneyland? It is literally one of happiest places on earth.

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