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		<description>This is a fun and exciting tour of the 7 Natural Wonders of the Wolrd. These wonders differ from any other wonders of our world, as they are not man made, but truly natural! These places are all places of breathtaking scenes and amazing views that will take your breath away, so please sit back, enjoy the tour and learn a thing or two about these amazing places while your at it! Enjoy!</description>
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			<name>Start! - Peterborough, Ontario</name>
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			<description>The Great Barrier Reef is located on Australia's Gold Coast and spans more than 2000 km. It is home to thousands of plant and animal species and the Australian government has designated it as a protected Marine Park. Because the reef spans in a north to south direction, it travels thourgh many different climates, with rain forests and mountains more predominant in the north and coral cay more predominant in the south. There is a wide range of activities for tourists to explore the coral reef, which include scuba diving, swimming, snorkelling, a variety of watersports, boating, birdwatching, etc. The opportunities are endless!</description>
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			<description>We are going to be stopping in the city of Yellowknife in the Northwest Territories to view the spectacular Northern Lights. The northern lights have been bringing wonder and terror to the people of the north for thousands of years. Over the years many myths and stories had been created by these people to try and help them understand this phenomenon in the sky. From 'fox fires',  to dancing souls, to messages from their dead, each tribe had their own way of explaining the beautiful lights. The lights are actually produced from strong solar winds that come into contact with the earth's magnetic field and as the winds become trapped in these magnetic fields, the oxygen and nitrogen that are produded clash with eachother and create the colours and pictures that we see from the ground. The clash produces awe-inspiring lights and patterns and produce many colours from green, bright pink, blue and violet. The lights form a 2,000 mile wide oval over the noth poles, and have been known to shine as far down as Mexico. This phenomenon can be seen day in and day out regardless the time of year in the far north of Canada. </description>
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			<name>Stop #8 - Home Sweet Home!</name>
			<description>Well I hope you have enjoyed our trip around the world as much as I have! Getting a chance to see the top 7 Natural Wonders of the World will definently be a highlight I will never forget! I hope you're not too tired and that yo got to learn a few new things too. Thanks for coming for the ride!</description>
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