I'm visiting family in Sonoma this weekend. Before I left, friends asked me if we planned on going wine tasting. On most of my visits, we've toured vineyards and it's a lot of fun. But this time, we've enjoying a fire in the fireplace and rain on the rooftop.
My family is lucky to have easy access to beautiful scenery and delicious wine tastings. But I'm sure a break from doing the tourist thing is a welcome treat for them.
What attracts tourists to where you live?
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Suzanne
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The Venice Boardwalk.
ReplyDeleteBeing the capital of Canada pretty much does it. Parliament, history, museums, great parks, wonderful festivals are all major draws to the area.
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ReplyDeleteGlacier National Park, Flathead Lake, and of course, all the fishermen, hunters, and boaters.
ReplyDeleteI live in a suburb of Orlando. Need I say more?
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