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2 . Romantic Spas
Spas are always considered to be good for your health. When you plan to find one to refresh yourself, no doubt, the following must be the top on your list.
Corran Resort and Spa, Wales
As you float in the large, blue pool, head tipped back to look at the star-like lights above, that amazing moment will sink in at this country getaway. It’s a must for history lovers too, as the 16th century building at the heart of the hotel has been expertly restored and is surrounded by beautiful scenery. The focus at the Corran Spa is on aromatherapy (芳香疗法) .
Pennyhill Hotel, Surrey
With both indoor and outdoor pools, visitors have a lot of choices when it comes to taking a swim, and the ice cave and ballroom pool with underwater music keep things exciting. From the outside, the 19th century house looks more like something from a classic novel. With beautiful surrounding gardens, taking a walk could prove just as relaxing as the spa experience itself. The nearby Michelin star restaurant, Latymer, adds fine dining to a day of romance, but be sure to book in advance; it’s a popular spot.
Spa Themes, Machester
Spa Themes is great for those seeking a weekend focused on privacy. It is known for its diverse themed spas so it’s also ideal if you’re looking for a change from the more traditional spas. You could sample the Willy Wonka Chocolate-themed spa. which includes a chocolate chip body treatment alongside a host of sweet treats, or escape the February cold with Paradise Beach package, which will have you relaxing in a steam room full of pina colada smell.
1. What would surprise you at Corran Resport and Spa?A.The breathtaking scenery. | B.The 16th century building. |
C.The Michelin star hotel. | D.The star-like lights above the pool. |
A.Various spas. | B.Outdoor pools. | C.Historic rooms. | D.Fine foods. |
A.Literature. | B.Fitness. | C.Leisure. | D.Education. |
3 . Throughout the past century. Canyon visitors are often surprised to learn that Grand Canyon sets no records for immense size. However, this landscape is defined as “grand” due to a combination of factors. The layers have been preserved almost perfectly. Nowhere else on Earth displays so many quantities of the planet’s history. The resulting landscape provides visitors with some of the most magnificent on the planet.
Scenic Spots
South Rim
There are trailhead of the Bright Angel Trail, historic buildings, and massive crowds. It is a popular stop for many travelers and provides an excellent point for viewing the canyon.
North Rim
With far fewer visitors, this area can be a great place to enjoy the peace and majesty (壮观) of the canyon. The main viewpoints are Bright Angel Point, Cape Royal, and Point Imperial.
Grand Canyon West
It is a viewpoint to overlook the last few miles of Grand Canyon. Activities include rafting trips on last few miles of whitewater and boat rides on the smooth waters of Lake Mead.
Havasupai Reservation
It is somewhat affected, the incredible canyon below the Supai Village is worth the visit. Visitors must park here and hike, ride, or fly to Supai near the waterfalls.
Transportation
By car
While the average distance across the canyon is only ten miles, there are no roads, meaning the trip by car is a five-hour drive of 215 miles. All private vehicles entering must pay a $35 entrance fee.
By bus
Bus is an option for customized travel times and locations, providing transportation at any time from any location with drivers that have expert knowledge of the Grand Canyon region.
By train
The train features a historic sightseeing during the way. However, it takes about twice as long as driving to the canyon. Individuals on a train must pay a $15 entrance fee.
1. What makes Grand Canyon “grand”?A.Immense size. | B.Preserved layers. |
C.Display of planet’s history. | D.All of the above. |
A.South Rim. |
B.North Rim. |
C.Grand Canyon West. |
D.Havasupai Reservation. |
A.Driving distance. | B.Personalized service. |
C.Entrance price. | D.Natural sightseeing. |
Husband: It’s been tough, but I’m not going to yet.
A.pave the way | B.throw in the towel | C.brave the elements | D.crack a smile |
A.Building | B.Having built | C.To build | D.To have built |
A.useful | B.relevant | C.accessible | D.affordable |
A.removing | B.occupying | C.sweeping | D.exchanging |
A.posters | B.reviews | C.festivals | D.adaptations |
9 . You will have a fantastic experience in Quebec. It is full of great festivals for you to enjoy.
Carnaval de Québec
Carnaval de Quebec is one of the largest winter festivals in the world and welcomes celebrators every February. Its week-long programme is packed with a wide range of activities and attractions to delight all ages, which includes countless shows and a host of winter activities like skating and the classic ice boat race.
Festival d’été de Quebec
This huge July festival packs in the crowds — and it’s easy to see why. The festival’s 10-day length means it features an extensive programme that ensures there’s something to suit most musical tastes — with acts ranging from rock and pop to hip-hop and rap. As it matches the Quebéc setting, the festival also features a playlist of top French-speaking acts too.
ComediHa! Fest-Quebec
You’ll have great fun if your visit coincides with (恰逢) this 12-day festival, which brings the laughs every August. Its packed programme of indoor and outdoor shows features everything from top local talent to international acts. The festival, which takes place in Montreal as well as Quebéc City, features no fewer than 500 artists, split between some 350 shows at 15 different venues. So you’ll have every opportunity to slot a show or two during your travels.
Festival d’Opera De Québec
Those who prefer cultural charms won’t miss out during their Quebec visit. The Festival d’Opera de Quebec is held every July to August — two weeks of concerts and musical performances featuring some big-name artists and shows. Since its launch in 2011, it has marked some major milestones.
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1. Which festival suits a fan for ice sport best?A.Carnaval de Quebec. | B.Festival d’été de Quebec. |
C.ComediHa! Fest-Quebec. | D.Festival d’Opera De Quebec. |
A.It lasts the longest. | B.It takes place in different cities. |
C.It is held in early summer. | D.It offers wonderful performances. |
A.A travel website. | B.A tour guidebook. |
C.A geography textbook. | D.An entertainment magazine. |
10 . Through My Modern Met Academy, our online learning platform, you’ll be inspired in classes taught by industry experts. Learn mixed media skills to take your work to a new level!
Intermediate Embroidery (刺绣)
With the help of artist Floor Giebels, you’ll get gradual instructions on how to craft embroidery on printed cloth. Giebels will show you how to combine embroidery with cloth decorated with a photograph. Using that as the base, she’ll go into techniques for stitching (缝) over the image and finishing your frame for display.
Cost/Time: $34.95/1.3h
Architectural Illustration for Everyone
Artist Demi Lang will take you through the process of drawing structures step-by-step. You’ll learn how to choose your tools and paper, and analyze the project’s photo. The final assignment is a row of three buildings, which Lang will go through first in line drawing lessons, then inking over the sketch (素描), and adding color to bring it to life.
Cost/Time: $45.95/ 3.3h
Beyond Botanicals
In Anna Zakirova’s class, she shares the secrets to creating flawless pressed flowers and leaves and using them as the basis for original artwork. Intended for beginners, her class starts with a detailed introduction to the proper tools and continues with an example of how to turn several types of flowers into an artwork.
Cost/Time: $34.95/ 56min
Introduction to Pet Photography
Taught by pet photographer Belinda Richards, this class offers in-depth guidance of shooting a gorgeous picture of your dog in a studio setting. Richards will break down how to work with your dog, photograph it, and edit your image. This class is meant for someone who already owns a DSLR camera and has a basic understanding of Photography.
1. What will you learn with Demi Lang?A.Crafting embroidery. | B.Drawing buildings. |
C.Pressing flowers. | D.Photographing pets. |
A.Intermediate Embroidery. | B.Architectural Illustration for Everyone. |
C.Beyond Botanicals. | D.Introduction to Pet Photography. |
A.They are for beginners. | B.They involve using photos. |
C.They are free of charge. | D.They offer detailed guidance. |