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 Hi, I went to visit Minnesota twin cities last week. I left on Thursday morning and came back on Saturday afternoon. I didn't write a blog post because i was SLAMMED by reyes and human geo work. Even tho these blog posts dont take that long to write. Here's all the photos that I took on this trip...It's a lot, I'm actually very proud of my photo taking skills. I'm really good at it, just look at how many i took, and im legit not one of those ppl who take so many photos where its like annoying and stuff, i just take some fire short flicks, trust me, IM A FIRE PHOTO TAKER. https://photos.app.goo.gl/2G34jU25wWmjA16q6 But anyway, let's talk about some cool stuff about this city and college. I've never been to midwest/northern USA besides Seattle if that counts, so this was def very cool. Lots of tall towers and everything, except that's just mostly downtown minneapolis. Outside of that, it's not that prevalent. To compare it to NYC where the tall towers

  So the AVHS band program last year announced a band-wide trip to NYC to perform at Carnegie Hall last year. Back then, I didn't have this aspiring love for geography. This was before I took AP Human Geo. I did some quizzes on sporcle and everything and memorized the 50 states and all the countries, but I never cared about cultural landscapes on the level that I do now. I remember thinking "dang, that's really cool." I really wanted to visit the East Coast back then, but who would've thought that this was just perfect. A trip with my friends to literally the best city in the world, where we have tons of free time and at the same time, don't even have to plan much. It's kind of a dream vacation. It is a dream vacation. Leading up to this trip, I was always jsut so excited to visit this city, I remember going on google maps and just seeing everything, studying NYC boroughs, learning about landscapes, it was so cool.  I never thought this trip would've h