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Thanks Langers. I am now about halfway through the Easy Pace Italy tour, but I have had to put it aside for a few days. Really busy at work at the moment. Easy Pace Italy was 12 nights, so more to take into account. I am only up to day seven!
 
Posts: 419 | Location: Oz | Registered: 19 August 2007Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Dear Gen
Very happy to read you have another TT for us to enjoy.

I'll look forward to its arrival when things have calmed down workwise for you.

Happy travelling.


Happy Travelling.

Britain & Ireland 2000 Splendours of Egypt & Country Roads of Italy - 2008
Treasures of Turkey 2010
 
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Like YonYon, I am looking forward to your tale of Italy, which will be told with great affection for your favourite country I am sure Wink

I am particularly looking forward to reading about your amazing dinner in Venice Smiler
 
Posts: 152 | Location: Adelaide | Registered: 23 April 2007Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Hi Langers
I am almost there with my Easy Pace Italy journal. The last four weeks have been crazy at school. I am up to day 11. Once it is done, I will do a proof read, and post it.

I kind of wish I was up in the northern Hemisphere right now. Queensland is sweltering!!
 
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Hi, Gen,

Can you please share with us the interesting souvenirs in each place you visited in France?

I want to know so I can watch out for them when I go there next year.

Thanks.
 
Posts: 30 | Location: Clifton, New Jersey | Registered: 26 November 2007Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Hi Luvs
I drank and ate most of my souvenirs (lol)

I did buy a couple of prints and I managed to get home without them being ruined. I didn't have a lot of room for too many things as I did two tours back to back.

People spent a lot of money at the Olive Farm. I bought some Olive moisturiser which is really lovely, but not really a souvenir. I did notice that people seemed to purchase mostly tea towels, t.shirts and caps. One lady bought a lot of ceramics plates.

My best souvenir is a blue and turquoise Hermes scarf. Cost me a fortune, but it didn't weigh much!! And......... I love it.
 
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Dear Gen,
A great read once again Gen you have a gift of letting the reader be part of your tour.

Were are you of to next?
Regards Caza
 
Posts: 69 | Location: Brisbane | Registered: 28 September 2007Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Hi Caza
my next tour, I don't know, but I am off on an adventure. I fly out to England on March 30 for a six month stay in England. Hopefully, I will be able to get a job that will enable me to travel around Europe too. It is all very exciting, but at the same time I am very nervous of the unknown. Always one to get myself into challenging situations. At least I have some relatives over there who may take pity on me if I can't find work, else I might be living in a cardboard box somewhere!!
 
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Hi Gennevive,

Good luck with your 6 months "holiday", it is certainly an adventure Smiler I am certain you will find work, but how great it is that you have family there to help out if you need it. Friends of mine just returned from a year in London and they did travel to Europe for weekends on many occasions.

You are going at the right time of the year and I hope you have a great time.
 
Posts: 152 | Location: Adelaide | Registered: 23 April 2007Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Hi Gen,
I do wish I could do what you are about to and go to England for a time
I just love the U.K had a great trip all ready to go for this September but sadly won't be able to go
Hope you have the best time and that you log on and let us know how you are getting on.
Ta Caza
 
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