My guess is that our National trip will be west to the corn belt/bio fuels areas and that our international trip will start in Buenas Aires-big port, 2.93 million MT citrus production, top exporter internationally in Ag in many areas-ML was just there in 2008-close enough to go see ice melt in Antartic too
Karen makes a very good point! It could be Argentina. Greater Buenos Aires is the third largest conurbation in Latin America,according to Wikipedia. The climate is similar to Miami for a portion of the year and they do have a good bit of citrus.
There is a slight possibility it could be Mahe. The climate stays pretty much the same all year, 75-85 and Victoria is the capitil. They are currently undergoing a huge land reclamation project due to housing problems; this is similar to the battle Miami/Dade County faces. Also according to wikipedia, "The government has moved to reduce the dependence on tourism by promoting the development of farming, fishing, small-scale manufacturing and most recently the offshore sector."
If this does turn out to be one of the stops on our international trip, can we PLEASE see the giant tortoises!!!???
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Hong Kong has the most Rolls Royces per capita. And it's one of the cities Matt Lauer has visited. Hmm.
And even if Highlands County doesn't have any Rolls, it sure has some Royces!
My guess is that our National trip will be west to the corn belt/bio fuels areas and that our international trip will start in Buenas Aires-big port, 2.93 million MT citrus production, top exporter internationally in Ag in many areas-ML was just there in 2008-close enough to go see ice melt in Antartic too
Karen makes a very good point! It could be Argentina. Greater Buenos Aires is the third largest conurbation in Latin America,according to Wikipedia. The climate is similar to Miami for a portion of the year and they do have a good bit of citrus.
Highland County guys....any help!!!???
There is a slight possibility it could be Mahe. The climate stays pretty much the same all year, 75-85 and Victoria is the capitil. They are currently undergoing a huge land reclamation project due to housing problems; this is similar to the battle Miami/Dade County faces. Also according to wikipedia, "The government has moved to reduce the dependence on tourism by promoting the development of farming, fishing, small-scale manufacturing and most recently the offshore sector."
If this does turn out to be one of the stops on our international trip, can we PLEASE see the giant tortoises!!!???
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