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Why Visit Arizona
Arizona, one of the driest places in the United States, in my opinion, is an amazing place to visit. Arizona is not very humid, so even though the temperature gets high it does not feel that hot. Arizona is by far the best place I have ever visited. I visited Arizona three years ago, in the winter time. I went to visit my grandfather in Tucson. Arizona is my favorite place because its landscape is beautiful, there are plenty of activities, and there is a wide variety of wildlife. First and foremost one of the reasons Arizona is amazing is that the landscape is breathtaking. It is mostly flat land but the different types of cacti make up for the lack of trees and other plant life. Arizona also has a variety of sands and rocks. The sand is mainly an orange color, but people can also find black, white, or even red sand in different parts of Arizona. When the sun sets over the horizon, it makes the land look a lot better than it does in the daytime because of …show more content…
One of the creatures that people encounter the most are scorpions. There are many different types of scorpions people can encounter there. Jackrabbits are also very common in Arizona, and people usually see them hopping across the road. An animal that people can encounter and most likely will are snakes. The type of snake that I saw the most of were rattlesnakes. In conclusion, Arizona is just a wonderful place to visit and I hope that I can go back soon. After all I have said, I just think that Arizona is by far the best place that I have ever been. The reasons for my love of Arizona are that it has amazing scenery, plenty of great activities to do, and that the wildlife is intriguing. The best memory I have from Arizona is whenever my grandfather took my siblings and I out to eat and a lot of people from the restaurant asked us about our accent and how different the climate was from

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