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How many countries?
Barbara Wegmann wrote:
My husband won two plane tickets to London and we plan to use them to spend a week in Europe. We want to see as many countries as we possibly can in 5 days. Friends have told us the countries are pretty small and you can do them quickly. So we plan to take a train from London to like Athens or the farthest point we can and just see each country as we go by. I don't care to see anything in particular, to tell you the truth I prefer to vacation in Orlando or Anaheim, and after the way Europeans turned against us and our great President earlier this year I would just as soon not spend any money there and help out their economies with our dollars, but my husband really wants to use the free tickets and if we take a long train ride across a lot of countries and take pictures along the way then at least we can tell our friends back home we've been there done that. Does any have any idea what's the most countries we can see in 5 days and which would be the best trains to take to pack in the most countries? Thanks, Barbara W. Hi Save your trip Spend all your time in UK If you must see more take the afternoon train to Paris and come back next day Paris at night is great There is more to see in London than you can cover in 5 days Good luck -- Please note: To avoid spam, all email to my Hotmail address (above) is automatically trashed. If you wish to send me an email, kindly say so in a post, before attempting to send the mail. I will notify you by a private email to which we can respond to. |
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Barbara Wegmann wrote:
My husband won two plane tickets to London and we plan to use them to spend a week in Europe. We want to see as many countries as we possibly can in 5 days. Friends have told us the countries are pretty small and you can do them quickly. So we plan to take a train from London to like Athens or the farthest point we can and just see each country as we go by. I don't care to see anything in particular, to tell you the truth I prefer to vacation in Orlando or Anaheim, and after the way Europeans turned against us and our great President earlier this year I would just as soon not spend any money there and help out their economies with our dollars, but my husband really wants to use the free tickets and if we take a long train ride across a lot of countries and take pictures along the way then at least we can tell our friends back home we've been there done that. Does any have any idea what's the most countries we can see in 5 days and which would be the best trains to take to pack in the most countries? Thanks, Barbara W. Hi Save your trip Spend all your time in UK If you must see more take the afternoon train to Paris and come back next day Paris at night is great There is more to see in London than you can cover in 5 days Good luck -- Please note: To avoid spam, all email to my Hotmail address (above) is automatically trashed. If you wish to send me an email, kindly say so in a post, before attempting to send the mail. I will notify you by a private email to which we can respond to. |
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"Keith Anderson" wrote
| By Jove, that's spiffing advice old boy! Our Great Leader and | that Bush fellah from the Colonies certainly showed the fuzzy- | wuzzies a thing or two, what? Good idea to enter a hostelry., | let Mine Host know where you're from and it'll be free beer | and jellied eels all night. Pick up a copy of the "Daily Mqail" | every day just to know what those dastardly European cads are | up to and take it easy. | Fforbes-Frobisher RN (Ret'd) cough It's spelt fforbes-Frobysher, actually. |
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Smiley writes
My husband won two plane tickets to London and we plan to use them to spend a week in Europe. We want to see as many countries as we possibly can in 5 days. Friends have told us the countries are pretty small and you can do them quickly. So we plan to take a train from London to like Athens or the farthest point we can and just see each country as we go by. I don't care to see anything in particular, to tell you the truth I prefer to vacation in Orlando or Anaheim, and after the way Europeans turned against us and our great President earlier this year I would just as soon not spend any money there and help out their economies with our dollars, but my husband really wants to use the free tickets and if we take a long train ride across a lot of countries and take pictures along the way then at least we can tell our friends back home we've been there done that. Does any have any idea what's the most countries we can see in 5 days and which would be the best trains to take to pack in the most countries? Save your trip Spend all your time in UK I agree! And here's a useful little guide which will help you get the best out of your stay: http://www.effingpot.com/fun/americans.html -- Simon Elliott http://www.ctsn.co.uk/ |
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How many countries?
Barbara Wegmann wrote: My husband won two plane tickets to London and we plan to use them to spend a week in Europe. We want to see as many countries as we possibly can in 5 days. Friends have told us the countries are pretty small and you can do them quickly. So we plan to take a train from London to like Athens or the farthest point we can and just see each country as we go by. I don't care to see anything in particular, to tell you the truth I prefer to vacation in Orlando or Anaheim, and after the way Europeans turned against us and our great President earlier this year I would just as soon not spend any money there and help out their economies with our dollars, but my husband really wants to use the free tickets and if we take a long train ride across a lot of countries and take pictures along the way then at least we can tell our friends back home we've been there done that. Does any have any idea what's the most countries we can see in 5 days and which would be the best trains to take to pack in the most countries? Sign up with some Japanese tour trip. Ride in a bus all day, hope out and take a picture then back in the bus. |
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Rum (Nelson was pickled in rum)
"Keith Anderson" wrote in message ... On Fri, 12 Dec 2003 23:26:02 GMT, John Bermont wrote: Keith Anderson wrote: On Fri, 12 Dec 2003 01:55:29 GMT, John Bermont wrote: For only five days just stay in London. Bush's friends, if any, are right there. John Bermont By Jove, that's spiffing advice old boy! Our Great Leader and that Bush fellah from the Colonies certainly showed the fuzzy-wuzzies a thing or two, what? Good idea to enter a hostelry., let Mine Host know where you're from and it'll be free beer and jellied eels all night. Pick up a copy of the "Daily Mqail" every day just to know what those dastardly European cads are up to and take it easy. Fforbes-Frobisher RN (Ret'd) Ff-F, Seems that you pickled yourself in vinegar and salt two centuries ago and have just come out of preservation. Vinegar? Gin, old boy, gin! Britain no longer rules the waves, or anything else for that matter. Ya'll just tag along as George W. Caesar leads the march, and doles out the spoils. John Bermont |
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DALing muttered....
Rum (Nelson was pickled in rum) Actually, IIRC Nelson was pickled in brandy (and not Cognac or Armagnac, but the cheaper Spanish sort). TMO |
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DALing muttered....
Rum (Nelson was pickled in rum) "Keith Anderson" wrote in message ... On Fri, 12 Dec 2003 23:26:02 GMT, John Bermont wrote: Keith Anderson wrote: On Fri, 12 Dec 2003 01:55:29 GMT, John Bermont wrote: For only five days just stay in London. Bush's friends, if any, are right there. John Bermont By Jove, that's spiffing advice old boy! Our Great Leader and that Bush fellah from the Colonies certainly showed the fuzzy-wuzzies a thing or two, what? Good idea to enter a hostelry., let Mine Host know where you're from and it'll be free beer and jellied eels all night. Pick up a copy of the "Daily Mqail" every day just to know what those dastardly European cads are up to and take it easy. Fforbes-Frobisher RN (Ret'd) Ff-F, Seems that you pickled yourself in vinegar and salt two centuries ago and have just come out of preservation. Vinegar? Gin, old boy, gin! Britain no longer rules the waves, or anything else for that matter. Ya'll just tag along as George W. Caesar leads the march, and doles out the spoils. Akshulee, among the British, traditon calls for a butt of Malmsey (although in emergencies, a cow horn and a bit of molten lead may be used to solve problems within the royal family). TMO |
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This is a troll. This same subject has been posted befo
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