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Driving Through Yoho National Park {British Columbia}

Driving Through Yoho National Park {British Columbia}

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Hey, I'm Meg and I'm so glad you stopped by! Here I hope to share some of the places around the states and around the world that I am discovering. I have found that the best moments traveling happen on accident when I least expect them or when they are nothing like what I imagined them to be...in short when they are a bit of a midadventure. So come along and find some misadventures with me!

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