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During the short time I was a student in the United States, I had the chance to go to the Grand Canyon: an unforgettable experience!

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Photographic credits Kinouani, Joas Yannick. ‹View of Pikes Peak from the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs.› 2018. Featured photo.

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A memorable trip to the Grand Canyon

Photo 1—UCCS, the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs. I went there to do a PhD thesis, but several unanticipated situations eventually convinced me to postpone it for another time. I could never have imagined that by going to study there I would end up in the Grand Canyon.

Photo 2—In fact, this hike was the idea of International Students, Inc. (ISI), an association organising activities for international students: conversations over a meal (like in this photo, taken after dessert), outings, games, etc.

Photo 3—There it is! Welcome to the Grand Canyon! If, like us, you decide to follow the South Kaibab Trail, take a break at Cedar Ridge to gaze at O’Neill Butte (photo).

Photo 4—You do not see landscapes like this every day. It truly is a unique experience.

Photo 5—Like many tourists, we visited the place during Spring break. Nights in tents were cold, but daytimes were always sunny and warm.

Photo 6—This is Ooh Aah Point. In English, “ooh-aah!” is an exclamation that expresses wonder. At Ooh Aah Point, be ready for a breathtaking view of the canyon.

Photo 7—You will be amazed at how clean and cloudless the air and the sky are.

Photo 8—There is no doubt, we are in the United States!

Photographic credits

Elisha, Steve. ‹Kim.› 2018a. Featured photo.

Elisha, Steve. ‹View of O’Neill Butte from Cedar Ridge.› 2018b. Photo 3.

Halverson, Dean. ‹Convivial moments with international students.› 2018. Photo 2.

Kinouani, Joas Yannick. ‹The University of Colorado, Colorado Springs.› 2018a. Photo 1.

Kinouani, Joas Yannick. ‹The Grand Canyon and its stunning landscapes.› 2018b. Photo 4.

Kinouani, Joas Yannick. ‹Photographer photographed.› 2018c. Photo 5.

Kinouani, Joas Yannick. ‹Ooh Aah Point.› 2018d. Photo 6.

Kinouani, Joas Yannick. ‹The Grand Canyon’s clean air and cloudless sky.› 2018e. Photo 7.

Kinouani, Joas Yannick. ‹The Grand Canyon.› 2018f. Photo 8.