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    compare and contrast

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    choose for taking a vacation are the beach‚ mountain‚ and an amusement park. All three places offer a variety of fun activities. The beach offers activities that the mountain or amusement park cannot offer and vice versa. All three places are totally different. The purpose of this essay is to contrast the climate‚ types of activities and locations of beaches‚ mountains‚ and amusement parks. First of all‚ the three aspects I’m going to discuss about the mountains are climate‚ types of activities and location

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    Washington has a diverse natural environment. The Cascade Mountains divide the state into two extremely different natural environments. Those areas west of the Cascades have a mild and moist climate. This moist climate allows dense forests and vegetation to grow. The areas east of the Cascades‚ in contrast‚ have a harsh and dry climate. This dry climate allows mostly short grasses and sagebrush to grow. Drive over the mountain passes and you can very easily see the contrasts between western and

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    success-building wisdom is found in that Biblical quotation stating that ‘faith can move mountains.’ Believe‚ really believe‚ that you can move a mountain and you can! Not many people believe that they can move mountains. So‚ as a result‚ not many people do. On some occasion you’ve probably heard some say something like‚ “it’s nonsense to think you can make a mountain‚ move away.’ It’s simply impossible.” But you can move a mountain with belief. You can win success by believing you can succeed. There is

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    through Guatemala I began to discover many interesting things about Guatemala. I noticed that all the farming fields seemed to take over the landscape. It seemed that there were just farming areas nestled in every which corner on the side of the mountains. I thought what happened to all the trees. It seemed that they had all been cut down. While in Guatemala I learned that many of the families that own the

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    journey. (Janita Zhang) The concept of passing and decaying of time and environment around Anne suggests that her journey continues even without Olivia’s past. Anne explores town X and notices how the “houses are ramshackle”‚ the entire town is on a mountain which

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    incorporate a number of features‚ such as mountains‚ lakes‚ forests‚ hills etc. They are perfect for people‚ who love to be in the “nature”‚ like camper‚ hiker or just persons‚ who need fresh air. They enjoy natural environments and landscapes. The way they spent their time there is always different. Accommodations are one of these. They can stay in a big hotel‚ a bungalow or they camp. Examples would be the Black Forest‚ Provence‚ and Tuscany. Whole mountain ranges (e.g. the Alps) would not be considered

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    features of the earth’s surface‚ for example‚ valleys‚ plateaus‚ plains‚ and hills. A valley is a hollow or surface of the earth bounded by hills or mountains‚ a natural trough in the earth’s surface‚ that slopes down to a stream‚ lake or the ocean‚ formed by water and/or ice erosion. Systems of valleys extend through plains‚ hills‚ and mountains. Rivers and streams flowing through valleys drain interior land regions to the ocean. At the bottom of many valleys is fertile soil‚ which makes excellent

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    and kept on thinking. From my early childhood‚ I loved mountains. When I was taken to the Yellowstone National Park by my parents for the first time‚ I was literally shocked by the greatness of nature and the amazing feeling of freedom and height. Since that time‚ I kept on visiting Yellowstone annually; I have also traveled to several mountainous regions of the US and Europe. Every time I was walking up or standing on the top of a mountain‚ I wondered: do people living in such places have the same

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    would have been fifteen but our tire popped on the way there. We got it fixed‚ and kept on moving. The closer we got to the mountains weird things started to happen. Our soda cans and potato chip bags began to pop. We were so high up that the air pressure made everything explode. And the closer we got the better we could see the mountains‚ because from far away all the mountains looked like hills. But as we got closer you could start to see the snow at the top of them.

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    apply to hiking‚ however. Working hard in school and other activities always ends well. I like it because it shows how the beginning may be the hardest segment‚ but it will always lead to an excellent reward. The second sentence explains how the mountains should tower into

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