I found this tour in Iceland that'll take you to a fox reserve where you can see lot's of arctic foxes.

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That looks fun, I wish I could go. Maybe someday.

If I had the time and money I'd do that, but unfortunately I have neither.

I'd like to go to Iceland too, but I don't have time nor money. I'd rather just go to Montana; there seems to be lots of foxes there since it's mostly forest

there's forests in Montana? I thought it was just plains out there. Shows what I know.

I got 14th place in my whole school on the geography bee and yet I don't even know something like that. But that's just cuz I've always been an expert on European, African, and Asian geography, only somewhat for North American.

Forest, mountains and plains. Some of the videos on here of foxes are from Montana.

er. . . well, I don't think any are from Montana; they're from Colorado. Anyway, aint Yellowstone in part of Montana? I think it is but I sometimes get some states mixed up.


Anyway, I wish I could go to Iceland sometime to takea tour there; that'd be enough for me.

Yellowstone is mainly in Wyoming but part is in Montana, and a small section is in Idaho.

Be sure to go outside of the peak tourist season. I went in early September and it still felt a little squashed.

(Actually, did you mean YNP or Iceland...?)

I've never been to Iceland, would like to visit but more to see the blue whales. I've seen minke whales off Tadussac, Quebec, but would love to see a giant whale - at a suitable distance to make sure that the boat wasn't disturbing it, of course. Also Iceland for geysers, glaciers, mountains (and probably a lot of mosquitos!)

The flights to western Canada from the UK go over Greenland. It's absolutely spectacular even at 32,000 feet.

I think the next vacation I take will be to Iceland.