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Re: Best holiday location

I guess it really depends on what you're looking for.  If it's just surf sand and sun then Cali is the best american destination.  If you're looking for more old-person type stuff then you have a wider range of options like Idaho, Oregon, or many of the places back east.  Indeed, the east coast is great if you have lots of money and like to golf, sail, make fun of "new money" people, etc...  For winter travel I can heavily recommend Utah as the state is cheap, the people are friendly (if a bit odd), and the snow is some of the best in the world.  Colorado is also very very good.  You don't want to go to Flagstaff though.  Poor snow, overpriced everything, unattractive town.  For history you mainly have to stay on the east coast, unless you're only interested in mining history.  But I haven't met too many people outside of myself who enjoy pointless intellectual curiosities...:S

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  • Registered: 2007-11-23
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Re: Best holiday location

If you dont go down south, in Rebel country , You are missing the finest women in the world ! 
You can keep you up-east gurls , and you can especially keep those psychotic west coast bitches too.

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Re: Best holiday location

Psychotic West side bitches LMAO!! big_smile

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  • Registered: 2006-01-02
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Re: Best holiday location

Thank you everyone for all your entries.

The winner became.....


Mimizan, France

It's a good place where you can learn how to surf smile Actualy, it's lovely out there. Been there the last couple of days and I know how to surf now, and guess what. I love it!
I'ma becomming a surf dude now and TY, next year it be the west coast yes smile

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  • Registered: 2007-01-12
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Re: Best holiday location

In north america Oregon is beautiful and the people are extrmely easygoing, california is nice, so is washington (the state, not washington DC)

In europe, Berlin is beautiful, so is rome, amsterdam and nicer parts of italy

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27 Reply by gaurd502 (edited by gaurd502 2008-08-10 22:08:36)

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Re: Best holiday location

RSF Angel wrote:
Twigs wrote:

Luke has a point. The dollar exchange right for us euro's seems mad not to take advantage of.

Yeah- but it can take 700 euros for a return flight? I was thinking about a quick getaway flight to Nauvoo(Naboo?) Illinois this summer but was shot down by airline (pun intended) prices.

Don't come here it's flat and thiers corn and chicago (its which is nice but thier are other places too go) thiers been ALOT  of people from Europe in America these days my mom sees lot of Europeans on her flights as shes a Flight Attendant for American Airlines,but if you going to America don't come to Illinois unless your visiting me! becasue i could understand you spending all that money to see me! plus thiers alot of fat people here

Utah as the state is cheap, the people are friendly (if a bit odd), they are odd arnt they

but it isn't all corn here

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  • From: Idaho
  • Registered: 2007-08-03
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Re: Best holiday location

come to idaho! its all potatoes!

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