  Las Vegas welcome sign Las Vegas, or in Spanish "The Meadows". Las Vegas started off as a railway stop in the early 1900's for military personnel. This sleepy desert outpost would be forever changed in 1931 with legalized casino gambling and the building of the Hoover dam shortly there after. By 1946 Mafia money starting flowing into Vegas along new glittery hotels the likes that had never been seen before in the US. Today the Mafia is long gone, Vegas has gone corporate. One is awe stuck by the magnificence and mega size of the resorts, many of which have 3000 plus rooms a piece and themed to international attractions such as Paris (Paris Hotel), New York (New York New York), Venice (The Venetian) , Rome (Caesar's) , Lake Como (Bellagio) and even the Egyptian pyramids (Luxor) for example. For those that still wish to see Vegas of yonder Fremont Street or Old Vegas may be more appealing.  Luxury Hotels in Las Vegas Vegas has a reputation as Sin City, and is often tagged with the motto as "What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas". The city is renowned for its outlandish night clubs parties, themed hotels, lavish restaurants, scantily dressed bar keeps, world class entertainment and of course its extreme activities. Some of the extreme activities of late include: Crushing Cars with heavy equipment, Shooting assault rifles at the local gun ranges, Ferrari test track racing, Helicopter rides over the city and into the Grand Canyon. There is also an extreme attraction called "Helicopter Machine Gun Vegas" where one sits in a sniper position and takes out ground targets. For those that don't mind heights there is zip-lining over Fremont street, riding in the worlds largest Ferris Wheel "The High Roller", and various thrill rides from atop the Stratosphere hotel. The Stratosphere features 3 exhilarating gravity defying rides as : "The Big Shot", "Insanity" and "Extreme".
There is a real energy in Las Vegas, and especially at night. As the sun sets over the desert the city illuminates the desert sky. Even if one isn't a gambler, the city is still very worth while to see. It's often said that Las Vegas is a barometer for America's economy. If America is the worlds great capitalist nation, than Las Vegas is its capital. One wants for nothing in Vegas. Everything is available in excess if you have the money. There are 100' foot long Buffers featuring every food item you can imagine. All of the worlds great talents make a stop here often in the form of a month long residency. There's also world class sporting events as UFC, Boxing, NHL hockey and coming soon NFL football. If all that's not enough, Las Vegas also features mega malls and some of the best gastronomic experiences one may ever encounter.
In Las Vegas there is no expense spared in the construction of the hotels and in the obtainment of a tourist dollar. Nothing but the very best of materials are used. In the heat of a Las Vegas summer where temperatures can swelter to 40 degrees C and or 100 plus degrees F, its common for hotels to have their lobby doors wide open with the AC pouring onto the street as a means of attracting visitors in; and it does.
In an effort to compete for customers, each hotel tends to put on their own extravagant out door show. From the top of the world's largest Ferris Wheel "The High Roller", there's an excellent view of Vegas at night. Like all of Vegas, beer / alcohol is served.
Just off the Vegas strip is the expansive Linq entertainment district. It features many cool bars, great food and entertainment. Here one can find everything from Irish pubs, Memphis blues bars to unique Vegas one of kind cocktail lounges.
 The Linq Entertainment district Walking through the massive themed hotels there are elaborate malls, cafes and in the case of The Venetian a Gondola ride. Its easy to forget these are billion dollar casinos designed to relieve you of every last dollar you have.
 Entrance into Caesars Everywhere you look while walking down the Blvd there is a great photo opportunity, as in the interiors of the hotels no expense has been spared with the architecture and or to the attention to design detail.
I can't think of any other place that has a many options for high quality and exotic entertainment as Las Vegas. The options are basically unlimited. I myself enjoy the musical performances, comedians, UFC, NHL hockey and extreme activities as the shooting ranges and helicopter adventures. There are many shooting ranges in Vegas, all one needs is a valid driver's license in order to fire the likes of a military grade assault rifle. No training and or experience needed.
No trip to Las Vegas is complete without a trip to the Grand Canyon which is a mere 30 minute helicopter ride away. Its a little pricey but worth every penny to see one of the worlds great wonders up close and in person. It has to be the quietest place I've ever been. No sound what's so ever, very strange but peaceful. I would think it would be a great place for yoga or meditation.  Grand Canyon Getting There: Las Vegas is directly serviced from pretty much every medium sized airport in North America. Just be forewarned the summer months are exceptionally hot, and with Vegas being at altitude its very easy to become dehydrated at this time of year. Some say its a dry heat, but it really feels more like a microwave heat. Winter nights can be very cold in Vegas with temperatures barely above freezing. Spring and or Fall in my opinion is the is the best time to visit, often the hotel pools may also be open at this time too.
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 Scotland Map The medieval city of Edinburgh has been recognized as Scotland's capital since the 15th century. It thus is home to both the Scottish Parliament and the Royal palace of Holyroodhouse. With its centralized location the city with a population of 500,000, serves as a popular tourist destination as well as a University center.  Scottish Flag Some of the major attractions include The National Museum of Scotland, National Library of Scotland, National Gallery, University of Edinburgh, The Edinburgh International festival, The Fringe, Edinburgh Castle the palace of Holyroodhouse and the UNESCO world heritage sites of Old Town and the 18th century New Town. One of my favorite attractions is the Queen's 412' Royal Yacht Britannia which is now permanently berthed at Edinburgh's Ocean Terminal and serves as a museum and an eye opener to the secret life of extravagance and opulence enjoyed by The Royals.  Royal Yacht Britannia  Dining Hall Royal Yacht Britannia  The Royal Mile of Old Town The cobblestone streets of The Royal Mile runs in a downward slope from Edinburgh castle to Holyrood Palace. On a sunny day its one of the most picturesque places anywhere and from Edinburgh castle it affords fabulous views of New Town and the surrounding country side.  Deacon Brodie's Pub When in Edinburgh do as the Scots do, and partake in a drink at anyone of their 200 pubs.  Pub Fare Edinburgh
 Stairway into Old Town Its a steep climb from the 18th century New Town into the Old town.  View of New Town from Edinburgh castle  Old Town Close  Enjoying a Guinness on The Royal Mile  Cafe culture on Royal Mile in Old Town  A stroll along The Royal Mile  Edinburgh Castle as seen from New Town  View of Edinburgh Castle from Princess Street Gardens The Queens Guards on patrol outside Edinburgh Castle On a sunny July afternoon, Princess Street Gardens is a popular place to sun bathe and or take in a Cheddar and onion sandwich, a millionaire for desert and wash it all down with an Irn-Bru to the sweet sounds of bag pipers.
Public Transportation around Edinburgh is convenient and efficient. As seen here in New Town. Edinburgh's efficient transportation and centralized location is ideal for using it as a base to explore numerous other attractions. Just 30 minutes away via public transport lies Edinburgh's Caribbean like beach front, Portobello Beach.  Portobello Beach Edinburgh  Scottish Fish and Chips with curry beach side
A mere 45 minute commuter ride takes one to the quaint seaside town of North Berwick.  North Berwick Beach  Tides out North Berwick Another popular day trip from Edinburgh is to the small Ferry town Queensferry, where a ferry can be had to Inchcolm island and its 12th century abbey.  Forth Bridge at Queensferry  Maid of the Forth  Inchcolm Abbey  12th Century Inchcolm Abbey No trip to Edinburgh or Scotland would be complete without taking in a Scottish Premier league game. But be warned - the stadium does't sell alcohol. After a busy day sight seeing in Edinburgh, its coffee and treat time. Edinburgh has many sweet shops.  Coffee and Millionaire Summer months are the best time to visit Edinburgh, as the summer days are long with the sunset around 9 pm and temperatures in the low 20's Celsius / low 70's Fahrenheit. Edinburgh as a National Capital is well serviced by direct flights from North America and Europe. Prices are high especially for food, drink and lodgings; however public. Transportation is reasonable and public museums are often free. Overall Edinburgh is a great base for many day trips and is well worth a visit as it appears clean and relatively safe, though some of the locals may live up to the Scot dour stereo type.
Copenhagen is both the capital and largest urban center for the Scandinavian country of Denmark. It lies at the eastern edge of the country and is well served from the rest of country and Europe via an efficient train service and low cost airlines. Originally an outpost for the vikings, Copenhagen would grow into a regional power by the 17th century and its well preserved architecture and royal palaces play tribute to its rich history today. The city for me reminds me a lot of a cleaner, safer and better organized version of Amsterdam. Both of which feature canals, well planned cycling lanes and of course Dutch Baroque style architecture. Copenhagen today is often rated high on the world's most livable city's index for its best practice urban planning, safety, cleanliness and lack of smog.  Nyhavn Canal  Nyhavn Canal cafe The Nyhavn canal is a popular entertainment district for Copenhagen and a great place to enjoy a Danish beer while people watching.  Copenhagen city centre The pedestrian only downtown area is ideal for shopping or cafe hopping.  old canals of Copenhagen No trip to Copenhagen is complete without a canal boat tour. The citizens of Copenhagen love their sunny days, as they cycle through out the city where there is many public musical performances Popular street eats include beer nuts and world famous Danish Hot dogs ! Copenhagen is home to the worlds first amusement park Tivoli Gardens. No trip to Copenhagen is complete without a visit here.  Tivoli Gardens For shopping enthusiasts Copenhagen has many options including large mega malls as the Fisketorvet shopping center - easily accessible via city train or bicycle.  Fisketorvet Shopping mall Despite the weather often being damp, the locals love exercising outdoors whether that be in the form of swimming in the ocean or cycling. They are definitely among the most fit people you'll see anywhere.  Bicycle culture As a proponent of everything green and environmental sustainability, Copenhagen is rife with Eco cafes and farm to fork freshness. Copenhagen like most European cities has there share of great bakeries too.  Green Island cafe  Bakery Copenhagen  Pub fare Copenhagen Like all major western cities Copenhagen has struggled with homelessness and poverty. They however allow for an area known as "Freetown Christiana" to exist which is a free thinking commune which annexed an abandoned military base where Cannabis is freely grown and traded.  Entrance to Freetown Christiania Public transport is operated in the usual European efficiency, no need for Uber here.  Train to Malmo Copenhagen as a major European capital, has all the major musical acts gracing its stadiums. Its also home to many cultural treasures as the National Museum of Denmark.   Viking display in National Museum Copenhagen has eight royal castle to explore and many other architectural wonders worth visiting.  View of Copenhagen from Round Tower  In summary: Copenhagen is a very cool place to visit. However, due to Denmark's extremely high standard of living it is very very expensive. Expect to pay at least double for everything, but the quality is generally impeccable. As Copenhagen is a major cruise port, there are many direct flights from North America. There is no language concerns as many signs / menus are bilingual (Danish / English ) as too pretty much everyone you meet.
Crossing over the Oresund Bridge from Copenhagen lies the industrialized city of Malmo Sweden. With a Metro population of 700,000 its ranks as the 3rd largest Swedish city. The climate is oceanic and considered quite mild for its altitude due to the Gulf Stream. Demographically Malmo is young with a median age of just 35. It is also quite multi-cultural due to mass immigration of late with a good proportion of the population being either direct immigrant and or first generation stock. Malmo often makes world headlines for its gang violence, bombings, shootings etc. It should be noted the over all murder rate is around 4 per 100,000 people thus ranking it safer overall then the USA which has a murder rate of 5.3 .murders per 100,000 people. This is Malmo - its not Medellin, and nor is it Mexico - but like traveling anywhere always take precautions, and consult with the locals.  Malmo Marina The Turning Torso dominates the Malmo skyline. Its a neo-futurist skyscraper and the largest skyscraper in Scandinavia.  Malmo canalside Malmo like Amsterdam and Copenhagen has a ring of canals and bridges around the town which originated historically as part of the cities defensive system.  Contemporary Architecture Modern Malmo is a collection of unique Scandinavian contemporary architectural treasures that seamlessly blend in beautifully with IKEA like precision. Malmo makes for a great days trip from Copenhagen and is easily reached directly from Copenhagen's Central train station, via numerous daily high speed trains in a mere 34 minutes. Malmo is very accessible on bike with a very good bike lane network throughout.
 One of the main attractions is Malmo Castle built in 1434.
A trip to Malmo wouldn't be complete without Swedish Meatballs.  Canal boat hires with wine luncheons are popular.  Canal side cafes and beer gardens are a great way to take in the Scandinavian sun. I have to say that overall Malmo surprised me for its beauty and overall friendliness. It was nothing like I had expected. I had anticipated a Swedish version of Detroit, but was pleasantly surprised to see a very clean historic city with a contemporary Scandinavian modern twist complete with well maintained roads, canals and pretty much graffiti free from what I could see.  Bonaire flag  Bonaire map Warm Turquoise Water and a Constant breeze Bonaire lies some 100 km north of South America, and just outside Hurricane Alley. Its the "B" in the A-B-C islands, along with Aruba and Curacao. While all three islands are within the Kingdom of the Netherlands, Bonaire however enjoys a "Special municipality" status within the Kingdom, thus differentiating it from Aruba and Curacao which are considered constituent countries. Though Bonaire is physically the second largest of the three islands, it has the smallest population with a mere 20,000 plus residents. Its also the least well known. For those that are aware of the island is has a world class reputation for reef diving and various wind sports including kite boarding, wind sailing and land sailing. The interior of the island is like driving through a red and rocky martian landscape, but dotted with tens of thousands of cacti with some as tall as 20 feet plus. Great for hiking or ATV'ing. its very common to see many's a wild donkey grazing alongside the roadway.  The  There are only two towns on the island, with the capital being Kralendyjk. Cruise ships will often dock here on a daily basis, and visitors are delighted by its colorful and pseudo style Dutch architecture Ala Amsterdam , ice cream shops, cafes and clean and tidy streets.  In my two visits to the island I have found many great activities that are not always available on other Caribbean islands. These activities include shoreline reef snorkeling / scuba diving, wind surfing, land sailing, kite boarding, mangrove kayaking, cave diving, hiking and wildlife in the form of pink flamingos and of course the wild donkeys. There is a wide selection of decent and affordable restaurant choices, not to mention the island is well serviced via direct Dutch rule by way of modern grocery stores and the alike services one would find most any where. The locals are very friendly with English widely utilized as the business language. Currency is US dollars.  Sorobon Beach  Getting There: Bonaire is serviced from the Netherlands via direct flights on KLM. From Aruba and Curacao EZ Air and Divi Divi; Via North America the options are endless including American, Delta, United along with in season direct flights out of Toronto by way of Sunwing. See my videos below for more inspiration. A little bit of France in the Heart of North America
The city of Montreal is well positioned on the St Lawrence river some 100 km north of Plattsburgh, New York. Its the largest city in the French speaking province of Quebec, second largest city in Canada and likewise the second largest French speaking city in the world. Montreal has long been a strategic location since explorer Jacques Cartier's first visit in 1535. After which it became a center of the fur trade. The British captured the town from the French in 1762, and it remained under British control until Canada's confederation in 1867. Montreal today is a vibrant metropolis of over 1.9 million people. French is the official language and is spoken as a mother tongue by close to 50 % of the population. The city is primarily centered on the island of Montreal with the island's west end "West island" being more of an English speaking area. None the less - English is widely spoken through the city center and Old Town areas and especially in hotels / restaurants where one is often greeted by a "Bonjour / Hi" by fully bilingual staff. Montreal is well known for its fabulous restaurants, intense night life and year round cultural festivals. Montreal has much more of a Latin, old European feel and flavor than most other North American cities with perhaps the only exceptions being Miami and or Quebec City. Its street cafes, bakeries, cobble stone streets, buskers, artisan boutiques, fashions and over all vibe lend to its uniqueness. This isn't your classic North American grid pattern Walmart / Coca Cola town. its authentic onto itself as a city of culture. .  Bell Centre - Home of the Montreal Canadiens Montrealer's love their sports. In particular NHL Hockey - Montreal Canadiens. Yes that Canadien's spelt with an "e". Other sports include MLS soccer "Montreal Impact". CFL Football - "Montreal Alouettes". Formula 1 racing via the Canadian Grand Prix. Finally there is the UFC, which Montreal is nuts for - and it should be noted Montreal is the home of Georges St. Pierre one of the greatest mixed martial artist of all time.  Street Busker Old Montreal Old Montreal which dates back to the 17th century is very lively with its cafe culture, horse drawn carriages, Notre Dame Cathedral and bustling water front.  Paul de Chomedey, founder of Montreal The Montreal Water front and the adjacent old Montreal are the places to be on a summers day and feature the likes of paddle boating, amusement rides, zip lining, The Science Center and some great restaurants. It has a real Barcelona feel to it.  Enjoying a beverage in Old Montreal
The Notre Dame Cathedral and its Gothic revival architecture was built in 1672 and is one of the most popular attractions.  Marcee Bonsecours in Old Montreal served as Montreal's main market for 100 years from 1847 onwards.
Montreal is a treasure trove of beautiful architecture and especially its churches as shown above. Getting around Montreal is a snap. The city is well serviced by its Metro which boasts of having the second largest ridership per capita in North America, and delivers some 1.3 million riders a day. Montreal's metro connects Montreal's famous under ground city with some 33 km of tunnels. The Underground city has everything one needs to hibernate from the long cold Montreal winters. Montreal also hosts bike rental services, and has well marked paths and trails through out the city.  Public Bike Rental Downtown Montreal is relatively free of Graffiti - instead beautiful Wall Murals take their place.
No Trip to Montreal is complete without partaking in some of the local fast food delicacies as Poutine and Montreal Smoked Meat sandwiches.
One of the many parallels Montreal has with Paris is its great bakeries specializing in French breads and pastries.
Montreal apart from being a city of great cuisine is also a mecca for some of the best night life in North America as evident by the many stag and hen parties that partake. Some of my favorite places include The Montreal Casino, Crescent Street bar district, St Denis district and Montreal's Irish pub district.
For Fashionista's Montreal is perhaps second only to New York itself for its unique fashions and selection thus boasting many of their own designer brands.
After a party night in Montreal, the breakfast restaurants are second to none. Lots of fresh fruit, meats all served by a bilingual waitress and in a very nice setting.  Montreal's famous breakfast restaurants Montreal is a great city for live entertainment. All the big name bands come through here, not to mention Montreal also has a great music scene all on its own.
Modern Montreal has all the tall gleaming buildings of any other city.
Alas Montreal is a one of kind city which should be experienced with an open mind and without judgement. The locals are friendly and exceptionally proud of their city as so they should be. For North American's a trip to Montreal is like a trip to Europe without the long flight. Getting here can easily be had by either Via Rail, Amtrak and or major airlines which fly direct from Europe and or most major North American destinations. A trip to the future while tripping back to the past  Amsterdam map Amsterdam has a reputation which unfortunately proceeds it. The media projects Amsterdam as a drug and red light infested haven when in reality that is just a real small touristy part of the city. In and around the Red Light area can be found various coffee shops which offer a hash brownie or other marijuana treats. As noted this is just a small part of Amsterdam, to really enjoy Amsterdam a cruise through its UNESCO world heritage 17th century canals is a must. All while absorbing the rich Dutch renaissance architecture.  Amsterdam city symbol "XXX" Amsterdam is a very free thinking society, it reminds me of the west coast of North America. This is also evident in the many art galleries as the Van Gogh museum, Lifestyle museum and of course their world famous Sexmuseum. Even a trip to the farmers market or through the shopping district one will see many unique and innovative products common to Holland alone.  bicycle culture The cycling paths are amazing and they even have their own sets of traffic lights. After touring through Amsterdam's medieval streets which run alongside the canals you can also chose to cycle out to Zandvoort beach which is one of the largest beach towns in the Netherlands passing through many's a small farmers town along the way with their old windmills and colorful flower markets. Cycling is a great and healthy way to get around and don’t worry about getting lost as English is widely spoken.  coffee shop Getting There: The Amsterdam international airport named Schiphol is the fourth busiest airport in Europe and thus its serviced by most major international carriers. Schiphol is the home base for KLM, TUI and Transavia. Amsterdam is also serviced by trains from Paris, Berlin and the ferry ports at the The Hook of Holland. California Dreaming  San Francisco map For those that have never had the chance to visit San Francisco you are really missing out. This city and its surrounding area is a real American west coast gem. Its often been said that San Francisco has the most beautiful climate in the world. Not too hot and not too cold, just right for jogging along the Embarcadero with its palm lined streets, antique cable cars and docks leading to Alcatraz. Though it is often quite foggy, I’ve found the temperature in mid summer very refreshing when compared with other destinations further inland.
 Fisherman's Wharf San Francisco This is a very beautiful city built on top of and over many steep rolling hills and features an eclectic mix of colorful architecture ranging from large Victorian manors to more modern style architecture. There is also over 200 well kept parks with flower displays and bronzed statues. The downtown core is clean and features great shopping, pubs, trendy bistros and high rise bank towers that rise in and around California street with its turn of the century street cars  San Francisco cable car Several miles from the downtown core there is very good surfing along the Pacific beachfront and miles of rolling sand dunes. Its a very free thinking and spiritual society and historically has been since its settlement by the Spanish in the 18th century with many missions built in and around the vicinity. SF is culturally alive with many world class museums and exhibits. This isn't your typical North American big box store town, built on a grid pattern. There is a real c'est la vie mind set here. People seem contempt and happy to be here. They've arrived and this is their final destination, for SF is more than just a city or a place but its a mindset. Life is short. Live it up. SF can also boast in having the second highest quality of living anywhere in the US. and that I quite believe is true.  San Francisco Oakland Bridge Getting There: San Francisco International airport is well serviced with direct flights from all over the US and abroad. The beautiful and historic Spanish Rivera coast line The Spanish Costa Brava region  Alicante Spain map Alicante Spain is a warm and sunny beach resort town on the Spanish Mediterranean Sea and Costa Brava area. It features an intimidating Moorish castle Santa Barbara sitting high above the beach front and overlooking the beautiful marbled tiled palm lined promenade Explanada de España. The streets are narrow and cobbled stoned with many great tapas cafes featuring a wide variety of Spanish wines and more types of tapas then I could count. The marina has many big yachts, sailing cruisers and is framed by Roman pillars.
Alicante has a real Mediterranean feel to it, the weather is ideal for laying on the beach and relaxing while sipping a Sangaria. Alicante also features a dozen good museums and many summertime festivals as Fogueres de Sant Joan.  View from Santa Barbara castle Alicante Spain I find Alicante to be a very good rest stop as well as cultural retreat. Many restaurants open at typically Spanish times 9 pm. Its common to see whole families partaking in a family dinner. It should be noted the locals observe a midday siesta and so should you.
Getting There: Alicante is easily serviced within Spain via flights on Vueling and Iberia from Barcelona and Madrid. Its as well serviced via many Western European airports through carriers such as Ryanair, Easyjet, Transavia, Norwegian, KLM and Jet2. A tropical French paradise called St Bart's A visit to St. Bart's, is a visit to one of the worlds most beautiful islands in the stunning tropical French Caribbean. Complete with its luxury yachts, wine bistros, boutique hotels and stunning white sandy beaches.  Saint Barthélemy map St Bart's; Whether one calls it by its English name “St Barts” or by its French name “Saint Barthélemy”, this is a truly beautiful tropical island retreat with some of the most beautiful Caribbean beaches and turquoise waters anywhere.  St Jean Beach St Bart's Though few can pinpoint it on a map, its name is often name dropped via celebrities and the jet set types. Celebrities are often seen gracing its sugar like beaches in the celeb magazines showing off their perfectly tanned bodies. St Barth's is a French island approximately 8.5 square miles with 8500 citizens and is located 150 miles west of Puerto Rico. Though part of the overseas collectivity of France today, it was originally a Swedish colony for a century up until 1885. The Swedes are long gone but St Barth's still maintains a real European flavor, more so than anywhere else in the Caribbean.
Getting There: Small commuter planes out of St Martin and Sint Maarten service the islands quaint little landing strip. A ferry service from the Dutch side of Sint Maarten also makes daily trips. Though the sea can be quite rough.
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Welcome to the Thetimetraveler.net blog page, This page is dedicated to my many international travels and included my travel impressions, original travel photos and YouTube video collections. These travel blogs represent my many memories for the places, people, experiences, food, travel destinations I have been fortunate to travel to over the years. The destinations as featured here include The exotic tropical Dutch Caribbean island of Bonaire. The ever hip French speaking city of Montreal and all its Latin splendor. Scandinavia and the historical canal cities of Malmo Sweden and Copenhagen Denmark. The free thinking city of Amsterdam. The renewed city of Medellin Colombia, along with the Colombian Caribbean beach city and old Spanish colonial city of Cartagena. Touring through Lisbon Portugal and the Portuguese Riviera. Visiting the California cities of San Francisco, San Diego and Santa Cruz. The capital of St John's Newfoundland and its many pubs. Soaking up the sun in Spain's Alicante and Malaga districts. Plane watching and cafe hopping in the French and Dutch island of St Martin / St Maarten. Celebrity watching in St Barths and Miami's South Beach. Don't forget to subscribe to my Youtube channel. Thank You - Thetimetraveler.net |
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