HTML 1: Web Design for Beginners

Assignment: Week 4

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Resources	Been there	Must see	A dream
Go exploring National Geographic tours Smithsonian tours For Do-It-Yourselfers Hobo Traveler Budget Adventures American Rambler Tours Outdoor Travel Adventures Staying healthy	Portugal For years before Columbus set sail for the New World, explorers looked out from Portugal's Cape St. Vincent, the southwestern most point in Europe, and figured that just over the horizon lay the edge of the world. * * * 'The City' When you refer to "The City", you really are referring only to New York. A very, very small part is seen looking toward the East River from the Empire State Building. * * * Montreal One of the earliest European settlements in the Western Hemisphere, Montreal also is the second largest French-speaking city in the world. * * * Moncton Moncton, Nova Scotia, is home to one of the few tidal bores in the world. It has reached six feet high. The water is one level in front of the wave and another behind it.	Machu Picchu Built to be a royal estate in the 1400s by an Incan ruler, Machu Picchu sits 8,000 above sea level in Peru's rugged Andes Mountains. * * * The Temple Mount Revered by Christians, Jews and Muslims alike, the Temple Mount in Jerusalem nevertheless is one of the most hotly contested pieces of real estate in the world. Go figure. * * * Cape Town It is easy to see why Cape Town, a city of 3 million people at the southern tip of the African continent, is considered one of the most beautiful in the world. Stonehenge Dating to 3100 B.C., with evidence of excavation put at about 8000 B.C., whether Stonehenge is an ancient temple or celestial clock, it is a gathering place for neo-Druids.	Ensenada: In the beginning Baja, baby, Baja It's been called the most famous race no one has ever seen. One thousand miles nonstop down the ruggedly beautiful Baja Peninsula -- eating dust all the way from Ensenada to La Paz. Hundreds start in million-dollar trophy trucs, open-wheel desert racers, Baja Bugs, motorcycles, ATVs, even stock VW Beetles. Few finish, but those that do are winners by that accomplishment alone. It's the Baja 1000. Maybe, some day. Somewhere in the Baja At the finish line in La Paz, 1,000 miles and more than 30 hours away from Ensenada. And, to decompress after the tortuous race, drive 45 minutes across the peninsula to Todos Santos on the Pacific Coast. Life is much more relaxed in the old pueblo of about 7,000 welcoming residents that is home to many artisans and artists.
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