Where do you go this summer...?
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Re: Just wondering
It's the same, I think... But don't forget the postal code, so we can track it on the map if you get a hit!Antti wrote:I just started wondering one thing: when I'll be in Rome I'll receive some notes there for sure. And then I insert them to EBT should I write the city's name in English (Rome) or like the locals do (Roma)?
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Yes your right, that option was for all the spacetravelers and aliens among us...!Antti wrote:Just wondering:
Is the option "somewhere else" for those planning to be spacetourists this summer?
By the way not so long ago i heard i item on dutch radio that is getting much cheaper within a few years to travel to outerspace.
Still it would cost more tan 250.000 euros...
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250.000 euro. that's still a lot . But it would be worth it I think. Ah, well to get so much money I'd have to save for many years. So not this summer . I've been to Slovakia last summer, that was very nice. And also very affordable . This year I don't know yet. Should start to make plans. Am considering to go to Spain or indeed Portugal, but wouldn't want to get into all that mass tourism. (in big city it's OK, but not the beach tourism). Maybe I'll go to Hungary or Rumania, there I won't have to evade mass tourism .
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We are going to South Afrika for two weeks
It's a fully organized trip focused on children (my daughter is 6 & my son is 4). They are really looking forward to the safari's.
http://www.djoser.nl/www/bestemming/ind ... mming=0153
The only drawback: in July it's WINTER in South Afrika
It's a fully organized trip focused on children (my daughter is 6 & my son is 4). They are really looking forward to the safari's.
http://www.djoser.nl/www/bestemming/ind ... mming=0153
The only drawback: in July it's WINTER in South Afrika
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nice !
Is Winter really a problem in South Africa ?
I went to Thailand during it's winter... but I think Thailand is closer tot he equator than South Africa.
Oh, can you speak Dutch there?
I read some websites in Afrikaans, and I could understand it almost perfectly !
But maybe there are some problems while speaking ?
Is Winter really a problem in South Africa ?
I went to Thailand during it's winter... but I think Thailand is closer tot he equator than South Africa.
Oh, can you speak Dutch there?
I read some websites in Afrikaans, and I could understand it almost perfectly !
But maybe there are some problems while speaking ?
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Yeah, I'd like to know that too !micro wrote:By the way: Does anyone know which is the best time to travel to Finland? I mean when are there not so many mosquitoes?
But I think the only time I can go is the summer holidays... (july-september)
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