My US-Trips (Slideshow and Overview)

Although I didn't take all these photographs myself, I was at ALL those places...
(I used slides during the second trip and I didn't find a device for scanning them yet.)

[I drove the Alaska Highway!]

My Itinerary
My boss at camp: Joe (90K)
New York (82K)
Subway, New York (Times Square)(109K)
Bryce Canyon NP (113K)
Arizona (1) (102K)
Arizona (2) (98K)
Arizona (3) (98K)
Canada (1) (71K)
Canada (2) (81K)
Florida (Crocodile Farm) (126K)
California (Joshua Tree NM) (93K)
California (Genaral Sherman Tree); (114K)"The largest living thing on earth" (height: 123m, weight: 1400t, diameter:11m)
Hawaii, burning trees (74K)
Hawaii, lava flow (101K)
Hawaii, after the lava flow (107K)
Hawaii, lava tunnel (104K)
Hawaii, Maui, Haleakala Crater NP (1) (60K)
Hawaii, Maui, Haleakala Crater NP (2) (64K)
Hawaii, Maui, Haleakala Crater NP (3) (55K)
Hawaii, Oahu, Honolulu (48K)
Hawaii, Oahu (129K)
Bamboo trees (71K)
Snorkelling - one of the best ways to relax on Hawaii (68K)
Turtle (50K)
Maui, sunset (postcard) (65K)
Hawaiian sunset (76K)
Maui, upcountry (1) (54K)
Maui, upcountry (2) (60K)
West-Maui (62K)

By the way, when you're looking for a good (budget) guide to the US, 'Let's Go USA` (Harvard Student Agencies) is the by far best one available (written by students, updated every year). It costs about 17$ in the states.
If you have any questions regarding getting around in the states, what is MUST SEE, costs of a trip, where to stay (e.g. hostels) and the like ask me (for email see below, or you might even want to try a 'talk mha@benjy.csn.tu-chemnitz.de' (my PC(Linux!!!)).

For travel infos like US train schedules or hostels and much more see the travel section in my bookmarks.

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For more info contact Michael Hasenstein, 4 Oct 95