The Holiday Thread
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The Holiday Thread
Im off to Florida in March to check out the theme parks and enjoy some much-needed sunshine.

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I might be going somewhere in February or March but I don't make plans much earlier so it all depends where the tickets will be cheaper. And if nothing will ruin my plans.
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Just rub it in why don't ya?Maud Fitch wrote:We are heading into winter but since I live in a subtropical climate close to long coastal beaches, cool mountain rainforests and vast outback deserts I can take an adventure holiday any time without travelling too far from home.

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Dropping over the pressie for Will & Kate I bet?StephenKingman wrote:Im heading to London for a week in June to see some relatives and hopefully see a few of the sights i didnt get around to last time, and no doubt catch a show in the West End.
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Yep, they are selling toasters half price next week in LidlFran wrote:Dropping over the pressie for Will & Kate I bet?StephenKingman wrote:Im heading to London for a week in June to see some relatives and hopefully see a few of the sights i didnt get around to last time, and no doubt catch a show in the West End.

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Well they do have a tendency to Germanic leaningStephenKingman wrote:Yep, they are selling toasters half price next week in LidlFran wrote:Dropping over the pressie for Will & Kate I bet?StephenKingman wrote:Im heading to London for a week in June to see some relatives and hopefully see a few of the sights i didnt get around to last time, and no doubt catch a show in the West End.
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