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Author:  Poppy Dog [ Thu Apr 21, 2011 10:36 pm ]
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Egg wrote:
The only clue I have been given is....."FRENCH" :?


Connection?

A two centre holiday Marseilles and New York - result!

Author:  Egg [ Sat Apr 23, 2011 10:02 am ]
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Poppy Dog wrote:
Egg wrote:
The only clue I have been given is....."FRENCH" :?


Connection?

A two centre holiday Marseilles and New York - result!


ooooooooo, I like what you're doing there PD! :D

Author:  julie Thomas [ Wed May 04, 2011 1:41 pm ]
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quote] Love the picture, but still waiting for someone to really convince me
about Venice.................never fancied it! :?[/quote]

Egg - Venice is fabulous! It is so unlike anywhere else that is it like arriving on a film set! Shabby chic and gorgeous with great restaurants and bars. Mark and I totally loved it. We got our "water bus, bus pass" and hoped on and off looking at the sights, had lots to drink, wonderful food and totally loved it... :*:

Author:  Egg [ Wed May 11, 2011 4:15 pm ]
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julie Thomas wrote:
quote] Love the picture, but still waiting for someone to really convince me
about Venice.................never fancied it! :?


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Egg - Venice is fabulous! It is so unlike anywhere else that is it like arriving on a film set! Shabby chic and gorgeous with great restaurants and bars. Mark and I totally loved it. We got our "water bus, bus pass" and hoped on and off looking at the sights, had lots to drink, wonderful food and totally loved it... :*:
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I love Italy, especially the food etc., but Venice? Is it best for a few days,
a week, spring, autumn?? Where did you stay? :wink:

Author:  julie Thomas [ Wed May 11, 2011 4:35 pm ]
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We stayed in the Ca’ Pisani in the Dorsoduro district.
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It was absolutely gorgeous and brilliantly situated. It's close to a water bus stop and about 20 minutes walk from St Mark's square.
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We were there for 4 days which was a good time amount of time to see all the sights. In spring the weather is like a nice summer's day here. I am told that it gets very hot in summer which makes it less comfortable for looking around. We went on a boat trip to the islands where they make the glass and lace. That was good.
Mark and I absolutely loved Venice. The food was great but it is very expensive when you are there. Well worth a visit though.
Here's another of my panoramic photos
Image and us in a water taxi on my cousin's wedding day.
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It is well worth a visit. :*: :*: :*:

Author:  Egg [ Wed May 11, 2011 5:51 pm ]
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Nice piccies...........opinion definitely changing!!

Ta. Egg :wink:

Author:  Susie [ Wed May 11, 2011 10:26 pm ]
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You look like you were having a good time. 8)

I loved the way the signposts pointed in more than one direction to the same place. It was fun negotiating our way through the alleyways. It is like a film set, in fact we saw some filming going on and had to wait before we could pass by. I kept thinking of 'Don't Look Now' and watching out for scary people with knives. My daughter had just seen 'The Ring' so was trying to avoid wells, that wasn't easy. :*: We were only there two days, but ran around and saw as much as we could.

Author:  julie Thomas [ Thu May 12, 2011 8:39 am ]
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Egg - you needed convincing! Glad I'm half way there! I want everyone to go....
Susie - you're right about the signposts. They also just vanish when you've been following them. We got lost in the alleyways the first night but once you get your bearings it's good fun! Thankfully I've not seen either of those films so I was unbothered by baddies with knives or wells... :*:

Lasting memory of Gondoliers saying "Gondola, Gondola, Senor? Senora?" everywhere we went and watching them singing opera on the canals (they were quite good - could hold a tune!) Once we saw 3 of them pass and all started singing together... :*: :*: :*: Lovely!

Author:  Poppy Dog [ Thu May 12, 2011 9:08 am ]
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I though Brum had more canals than Venice?

Egg try Brum first :wink:

Author:  julie Thomas [ Thu May 12, 2011 9:24 am ]
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It certainly has Poppy Dog!!! :*: :*: :*:

Author:  efsb [ Sun Jul 03, 2011 4:25 pm ]
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Right, I'm off for a week in Germany in charge of 43 fourteen year olds...wish me luck...and sleep....

Author:  Poppy Dog [ Sun Jul 03, 2011 5:58 pm ]
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efsb wrote:
Right, I'm off for a week in Germany in charge of 43 fourteen year olds...wish me luck...and sleep....


Wish you luck and plenty of it!

But sadly no sleep til Bremmerhaven [or Bidduplh?]...

Author:  Egg [ Mon Jul 04, 2011 8:34 pm ]
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efsb wrote:
Right, I'm off for a week in Germany in charge of 43 fourteen year olds...wish me luck...and sleep....


I think you'll need more than luck!! :roll:

Enjoy.....if that's the right expression! :safe:

Author:  Egg [ Mon Jul 04, 2011 8:43 pm ]
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julie Thomas wrote:
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Oh yeah! - and Mark's 50 this year as well - it seems to be the optimum age for Hawley fans!


Egg wrote:

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Yep, 50 in September!

Lady Egg has booked us a 2 week holiday so I'm away for the big day.
She won't tell me where we are going, just have my suitcase ready on
the Friday I finish work!

The only clue I have been given is....."FRENCH"

Egg wrote:
Poppy Dog wrote:
Egg wrote:
The only clue I have been given is....."FRENCH" :?


Connection?

A two centre holiday Marseilles and New York - result!


ooooooooo, I like what you're doing there PD! :D


2 further clues for September:

It's East and it's more than 10 hours away......I'm assuming it's a flight
and not walking!! :?

Any ideas?

Author:  Eoin [ Mon Jul 04, 2011 8:51 pm ]
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Algeria ?

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