America and Size

Somewhere between the size of the struggle for the independence of America and the United States, and Big Mac's first billion dollar sales, Americans began to pamper their scale. From movies to sexual desires, from cars to cholesterol, oversized size is America's tendency to invade the majority of society. There are three reasons for this, mainly concerning the size of Americans is the extension of border mentality. The concept of "American dream" and the tendency for Americans to find the best consensus also played an essential role.

The huge size of the United States means it brings an incredible natural beauty. In general, American cities are attracting worldwide attention, but this country also has some of the most breathtaking sceneries in the world. In the United States there are 412 national parks covering an area of ​​84 million acres, from high mountains of Yosemite to the vibrant forest of Everglades. Yanks love their national parks and made 13.5 billion visits in the last century. Just watching the park will make you understand their enthusiasm

For those who love nature, the United States means America's dream of exploring American natural resources and national parks. That is why when I left my husband Thanksgiving for the first time from school, I left for San Diego, California. In California there are many tourist attractions with beautiful and calm weather and great travel. One of the happiest memories for me is the time I spent at Balboa Park. Balboa Park is a unique combination of nature, ancient architecture, museums, theaters, and the world famous San Diego Zoo. It is one of the largest and oldest parks in the United States. The San Diego Zoo feels like all the forests in the world, but there is a tank!