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to our members, the world is made up of 872 countries, territories, autonomous regions, enclaves, geographically separated island groups, and major states and provinces. To visit all 872 would be to go everywhere.
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No one has done it yet. The farthest along is Charles A Veley of San Francisco who has visited 822, or 94%, of the pieces.
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Vicente Cuevas
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Hey everyone =) My name is Vicente. I was born/raised/bread in Miami, FL of Cuban heritage. I've had the fantastic opportunity of joining the airlines after high school to which I thank most of my travels from. I've been to places on earth I bet no one in my hometown of "Hialeah" has even heard of...LOL. With that said, I do enjoy traveling, more so then anything on earth. Its a passion I have to enjoy and embrace other cultures worldwide (because ours isn't the only one). I only hope to match up to Charle's travels as I age. I visit websites such as www.airliners.net
and www.flightlevel350.com when I get the airline enthusiast in me all hiped up, because I do miss the airline industry. Anywho, glad to be a part of this awesome website and happy travels to everyone.
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Arizona
I have been to Arizona three times, two of which were on big driving trips. I have been in Kingman in summer when it was 120 degrees F and I have been near the Grand Canyon in winter when it was -5 degrees F. The Grand Canyon is one of those places that everyone should visit, and it really does live up to all the hype. Pictures and video simply cannot convey the magnitude of it. There are two National Monuments very close to the canyon: Sunset Crater and Wupatki. Sunset Crater is the evidence of volcanic activity and is worth a stop. Wupatki contains a large amount of ruins from the indigenous people of the same name and is a very interesting site. East of the Grand Canyon you find the Painted Desert region as well as Petrified Forest National Park. The Painted Desert can be quite beautiful. Petrified Forest is really one-of-a-kind, it's too bad so much of the petrified wood was pilfered before they really started preserving it. Aside from the driving trips I also flew into Tucson one time for a conference. Tucson is a really unusual town with a thriving arts scene. It has a really high rate of teen homelessness, which I never heard an explanation for. Kitt's Peak Observatory is nearby if you are interested in astronomy. I stayed at a really old hotel called the Hotel Congress that at the time was only $15/night. One of the wild west fugitives was apprehended there but I forget which one. I also went skydiving just outside of town. This is a great place to skydive with a really unique landscape to see on the way down.
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