91.   Visitors find a place and stay put, hoofing it up and down the highway, turning in to first one show, then another.

92.   Visitors find none of the spritzing fountains, light shows or chrysanthemums twisted into topiary that have become standard fare at botanical gardens and arboretums throughout the United States.

93.   Visitors find the weird transformations infectious.

94.   What visitors often find hard to believe is that this is not a natural desert preserve.

95.   What visitors will find instead of tepees are dozens of new theaters, museums, restaurants and attractions.

96.   What will visitors find?

97.   Will visitors find themselves on trains brought to a halt by protesting farmers burning tires on the tracks?

98.   While the peace in Northern Ireland has been broken, it nonetheless is a land where visitors will find a warm welcome.

99.   With a good map and an on-the-ball concierge, visitors can find an ample number of diverting restaurants around Atlanta.

100.   With the television debates erupting into shouting matches, American visitors often found Canadians more interested in discussing the twists and turns of the U.S. election than their own.