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Scott 🇮🇱🇺🇦 WILL NOT COMPLY

@serge I never splurged on the travel CPAP; I guy guess now I’m glad I didn’t. It is definitely tricky finding distilled water, even in the US sometimes. I’ve used filtered water in a pinch, and even tap water once or twice —but I would never use tap outside the US. And really never should here either; that amoebic thing is nasty.

Sucks though to always have that extra carry-on, virtually guaranteeing you’ll be paying (and waiting on the other end) for a checked bag.

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Mark H

We've got flights later this year between London and San Juan, but because we can't fly direct we're heading out via Madrid and heading back via New York. Connecting flights. We hate them. We did build in a few hours layover because we don't like too much stress and I'm glad we did because so far those flights have been altered by the airlines four times and contracted those connections each time. Still should be okay, but very irritating.

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Brandywine Falls Provincial Park, British Columbia – An Autumn Gem en Route to Whistler

Just off the scenic Sea to Sky Highway, about 20 minutes south of Whistler, Brandywine Falls Provincial Park offers a perfect autumn stop that’s as breathtaking as it is easy to access.

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Brandywine Falls Provincial Park, British Columbia – An Autumn Gem en Route to Whistler Just off the scenic Sea to Sky Highway, about 20 minutes south of Whistler, Brandywine Falls Provincial Park offers a perfect autumn stop that’s as breathtaking as it is easy to access. In fall, the park becomes a quiet sanctuary of color and mist—maples and aspens glow in shades of gold and crimson, contrasting beautifully with the dark evergreens and the deep basalt cliffs of the gorge. The short, well-maintained trail to the main viewpoint (just 15–20 minutes from the parking lot) leads through a peaceful forest before opening up to a dramatic sight: Brandywine Falls plunging 70 meters (230 feet) into a cavernous canyon carved by time and water. In autumn, recent rains often boost the volume of the waterfall, and the cool, crisp air makes the experience especially invigorating. Beyond the falls, you can continue along the trail to views of Daisy Lake and the surrounding mountain ranges—often dusted with early snow by mid to late fall. Photographers, hikers, and nature lovers will find the park to be a quick but unforgettable detour on the way to Whistler. https://fineartamerica.com/featured/mossy-magic-brandywine-falls-provincial-park-british-columbia-canada-wayne-moran.html #BrandywineFalls #ProvincialPark #Whistler #BritishColumbia #Canada #mountains #nature #hiking #Landscape #photography #travel #travelphotography #AYearForArt #buyintoArt
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