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Cailee Franklin
Professor Lynn Raymond

uwRT I103-015
4 November 2015

Traveling Similarities
While most people know what taveling is, there are still many differing opinions about
the best way to travel or the best places to travel amongst most people. To try and dig deeper into

people's thoughts I held a conversation with my friends Christi and Emilee about the topic

of

traveling while wy'werc hanging out at my aparhent. We got into the discussion of places we
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past and the positives and negatives of those

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I asked about what types of travel would be most appealing to them, Emilee began
ing her desires for touristic traveling abroad because she wants to be able to see famous
in person and experience the cultures that go along with each. One of her main goals is to
be able to explore London at some point in her life. This isn't much of a shock because London

is an extremely popular tourist destination, in which I found out doing research on the most
popular places to visit. When asked about her most or least favorite mode of transportation for

haveling, she told that she doesn't like cruises because she always gets sick and feels extremely
claustrophobic the whole time. This thought leads me to want to explore people's possible fears
are certain modes, therefore making some traveling extremely
discuss with my group

difficult, but I would need to

if this was something we would want to cover in our project.

When discussing some of our personal stories of traveling, Christi shared some details

with us from her mission trip to the Dominican Republic, which I was able to easily relate to
considering I will be sharing my Costa Rica mission ftip during the presentation. We both shared

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