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This year, Jim and I had the most beautiful vacation. Especially compared to the one we took last year. We went to Hawaii, a better place to visit than last year’s hunting lodge in Alaska. The hotel we stayed in was a luxury suite; it included a big-screen TV with all of the movie channels, a hot tub on the balcony, a small kitchen stocked with local fruits and vegetables, and a vast bed shaped like a pineapple. The weather in Hawaii was superb. We enjoyed many hours on the beach sunbathing and playing volleyball. When not on the beach, we were swimming or riding the waves on a surfboard. We enjoyed eating and dancing with our friends at a luau each night. Our week in Hawaii rushed by, making us wish we had planned a two-week vacation. Without a doubt, we will be going back to Hawaii next year for our vacation.

The hunting lodge in Alaska had a shower with only warm water, a small cooler for our food, and cots to sleep on each night. But the room wasn’t even the worst part of the vacation. The weather was terrible; it rained the entire time we were there. Even with the rain, our guide expected us to go on an all-day fishing trip that was part of our vacation package. All we caught on that fishing trip was a cold from the rain. After the third day in Alaska, we ended our nightmare, cut our trip short, and headed home.

Which statement supports the author’s opinion that their Alaska vacation was miserable?