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Canadian flag on the backback myth
Ack wrote:
nick wrote: "Xomicron" wrote in messag I was just wondering, is it really true that most Canadian's believe the myth that people in the rest of the world will treat them better if they know they are Canadian. Don't Americans pretend to be Canadians while travelling to avoid being spat at and abused? The world loves Canadians. What about Al Qaeda? -- Chris F Long Island, USA. Prime Minister Helen Clark fights for Maori rights. http://img33.photobucket.com/albums/...sbug/maori.jpg Pizza Express Man and his pizza eating cat Gayrab. http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/expressman.jpg http://****france.com/ http://www.fark.com/ --multiplaza.nl.nu-- |
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Canadian flag on the backback myth
Ack wrote:
nick wrote: "Xomicron" wrote in messag I was just wondering, is it really true that most Canadian's believe the myth that people in the rest of the world will treat them better if they know they are Canadian. Don't Americans pretend to be Canadians while travelling to avoid being spat at and abused? The world loves Canadians. What about Al Qaeda? -- Chris F Long Island, USA. Prime Minister Helen Clark fights for Maori rights. http://img33.photobucket.com/albums/...sbug/maori.jpg Pizza Express Man and his pizza eating cat Gayrab. http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/expressman.jpg http://****france.com/ http://www.fark.com/ --multiplaza.nl.nu-- |
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Canadian flag on the backback myth
Ack wrote:
nick wrote: "Xomicron" wrote in messag I was just wondering, is it really true that most Canadian's believe the myth that people in the rest of the world will treat them better if they know they are Canadian. Don't Americans pretend to be Canadians while travelling to avoid being spat at and abused? The world loves Canadians. What about Al Qaeda? -- Chris F Long Island, USA. Prime Minister Helen Clark fights for Maori rights. http://img33.photobucket.com/albums/...sbug/maori.jpg Pizza Express Man and his pizza eating cat Gayrab. http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/expressman.jpg http://****france.com/ http://www.fark.com/ --multiplaza.nl.nu-- |
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Canadian flag on the backback myth
Ack wrote:
nick wrote: "Xomicron" wrote in messag I was just wondering, is it really true that most Canadian's believe the myth that people in the rest of the world will treat them better if they know they are Canadian. Don't Americans pretend to be Canadians while travelling to avoid being spat at and abused? The world loves Canadians. What about Al Qaeda? -- Chris F Long Island, USA. Prime Minister Helen Clark fights for Maori rights. http://img33.photobucket.com/albums/...sbug/maori.jpg Pizza Express Man and his pizza eating cat Gayrab. http://www.geocities.com/libassbug/expressman.jpg http://****france.com/ http://www.fark.com/ --multiplaza.nl.nu-- |
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Santa Fe, Taos, Albuquerque Trip
saabdued wrote:
Hello. Planning a 5 or so day trip to this area in September or October. Can anyone recommend sites to see, a good but not too expensive Santa Fe hotel, and restaurants in the 3 areas. Thanks in advance, Alan We were there in September 2002 and it was a wonderful time to visit. For "not too expensive" we stayed at the Red Roof Inn in Santa Fe on Cerrillos Road. For the business part of the trip we stayed at Hotel Santa Fe, managed in part by the Picuris Peublo. It's a nice place within easy walking distance of the Plaza area. We had never been to the area, so we were very impressed with the scenery and were just happy driving around and getting out of the car every once in a while to stand at the side of the road and look. We did stop and visit at places including: - Bandelier National Monument - Abiquiu and Ghost Ranch - Taos by the High Road (which had an artist festival all along the road the day we travelled) - Jemez Mountain Trail Restaurants we enjoyed in Santa Fe include: - Blue Corn Cafe - 315 - Andiamo --multiplaza.nl.nu-- |
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Santa Fe, Taos, Albuquerque Trip
saabdued wrote:
Hello. Planning a 5 or so day trip to this area in September or October. Can anyone recommend sites to see, a good but not too expensive Santa Fe hotel, and restaurants in the 3 areas. Thanks in advance, Alan We were there in September 2002 and it was a wonderful time to visit. For "not too expensive" we stayed at the Red Roof Inn in Santa Fe on Cerrillos Road. For the business part of the trip we stayed at Hotel Santa Fe, managed in part by the Picuris Peublo. It's a nice place within easy walking distance of the Plaza area. We had never been to the area, so we were very impressed with the scenery and were just happy driving around and getting out of the car every once in a while to stand at the side of the road and look. We did stop and visit at places including: - Bandelier National Monument - Abiquiu and Ghost Ranch - Taos by the High Road (which had an artist festival all along the road the day we travelled) - Jemez Mountain Trail Restaurants we enjoyed in Santa Fe include: - Blue Corn Cafe - 315 - Andiamo --multiplaza.nl.nu-- |
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Santa Fe, Taos, Albuquerque Trip
saabdued wrote:
Hello. Planning a 5 or so day trip to this area in September or October. Can anyone recommend sites to see, a good but not too expensive Santa Fe hotel, and restaurants in the 3 areas. Thanks in advance, Alan We were there in September 2002 and it was a wonderful time to visit. For "not too expensive" we stayed at the Red Roof Inn in Santa Fe on Cerrillos Road. For the business part of the trip we stayed at Hotel Santa Fe, managed in part by the Picuris Peublo. It's a nice place within easy walking distance of the Plaza area. We had never been to the area, so we were very impressed with the scenery and were just happy driving around and getting out of the car every once in a while to stand at the side of the road and look. We did stop and visit at places including: - Bandelier National Monument - Abiquiu and Ghost Ranch - Taos by the High Road (which had an artist festival all along the road the day we travelled) - Jemez Mountain Trail Restaurants we enjoyed in Santa Fe include: - Blue Corn Cafe - 315 - Andiamo --multiplaza.nl.nu-- |
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Santa Fe, Taos, Albuquerque Trip
saabdued wrote:
Hello. Planning a 5 or so day trip to this area in September or October. Can anyone recommend sites to see, a good but not too expensive Santa Fe hotel, and restaurants in the 3 areas. Thanks in advance, Alan We were there in September 2002 and it was a wonderful time to visit. For "not too expensive" we stayed at the Red Roof Inn in Santa Fe on Cerrillos Road. For the business part of the trip we stayed at Hotel Santa Fe, managed in part by the Picuris Peublo. It's a nice place within easy walking distance of the Plaza area. We had never been to the area, so we were very impressed with the scenery and were just happy driving around and getting out of the car every once in a while to stand at the side of the road and look. We did stop and visit at places including: - Bandelier National Monument - Abiquiu and Ghost Ranch - Taos by the High Road (which had an artist festival all along the road the day we travelled) - Jemez Mountain Trail Restaurants we enjoyed in Santa Fe include: - Blue Corn Cafe - 315 - Andiamo --multiplaza.nl.nu-- |
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Santa Fe, Taos, Albuquerque Trip
saabdued wrote:
Hello. Planning a 5 or so day trip to this area in September or October. Can anyone recommend sites to see, a good but not too expensive Santa Fe hotel, and restaurants in the 3 areas. Thanks in advance, Alan We were there in September 2002 and it was a wonderful time to visit. For "not too expensive" we stayed at the Red Roof Inn in Santa Fe on Cerrillos Road. For the business part of the trip we stayed at Hotel Santa Fe, managed in part by the Picuris Peublo. It's a nice place within easy walking distance of the Plaza area. We had never been to the area, so we were very impressed with the scenery and were just happy driving around and getting out of the car every once in a while to stand at the side of the road and look. We did stop and visit at places including: - Bandelier National Monument - Abiquiu and Ghost Ranch - Taos by the High Road (which had an artist festival all along the road the day we travelled) - Jemez Mountain Trail Restaurants we enjoyed in Santa Fe include: - Blue Corn Cafe - 315 - Andiamo --multiplaza.nl.nu-- |
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Santa Fe, Taos, Albuquerque Trip
saabdued wrote:
Hello. Planning a 5 or so day trip to this area in September or October. Can anyone recommend sites to see, a good but not too expensive Santa Fe hotel, and restaurants in the 3 areas. Thanks in advance, Alan We were there in September 2002 and it was a wonderful time to visit. For "not too expensive" we stayed at the Red Roof Inn in Santa Fe on Cerrillos Road. For the business part of the trip we stayed at Hotel Santa Fe, managed in part by the Picuris Peublo. It's a nice place within easy walking distance of the Plaza area. We had never been to the area, so we were very impressed with the scenery and were just happy driving around and getting out of the car every once in a while to stand at the side of the road and look. We did stop and visit at places including: - Bandelier National Monument - Abiquiu and Ghost Ranch - Taos by the High Road (which had an artist festival all along the road the day we travelled) - Jemez Mountain Trail Restaurants we enjoyed in Santa Fe include: - Blue Corn Cafe - 315 - Andiamo --multiplaza.nl.nu-- |
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