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Re: Thermal, California

by windblowner 28 May 2012

+Looks more like the effect of an unfettered market economy leading to a greater rich/poor divide.+ But then we'd see this type of thing…
RE: The FedEx Guy

by Ex_Pat_From_Hell 27 May 2012

Its a small town back east there in Vermont. Them's all a bit different.
Re: Trip in June to New England

by Arkay 25 May 2012

You're VERY late for booking accommodations -- settle on an itinerary and book IMMEDIATELY!!! I would also recommend getting a driving…
RE: Rome, Prague, Sicily Honeymoon

by MTL 22 May 2012

i should have added i also don;t understand why only 5 days are spent in the Czech Republic! Again, so much to see and I'd say the minim…
RE: Prostitutes

by iliana 22 May 2012

+"Rahmyti” was the self-aggrandizing alias of Dennis Paris, a short, 300-pound, 32-year-old smooth talker who inhabited the dimmer fringes…
RE: Trip in June to New England

by mrpenney 21 May 2012

I agree with Ian. Drop Buffalo. Unless you're +dying+ to see Niagara Falls, that is--in which case you should consider adding another…
RE: House in Dayton Ohio

by travellingtrixie 19 May 2012

The NYTimes does "What you can buy for $XXXK" every week. They take three cities and showcase three houses for sale at the Price of the…
RE: What to see in Canada/New England?

by Ploughjockey 14 May 2012

I have to echo that sentiment. Your itinerary will have you basically doing nothing but driving and very quickly seeing everything. Toronto…
Re: NEED HELP ASAP ... returning to the us with 2 mex entry stamps on same page

by Vermonter 11 May 2012

I was worried when I returned from Cuba to the US via Montreal. The authorities at Trudeau Airport stamped my passport "Arrived" and…
RE: what to do with limited time

by martiniman 11 May 2012

I totally disagree that St Vincent doesn't have nothing worthy to see or to do, that's really a bad judgement by many tourists that pass…
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by Dutch_Uncle 09 May 2012

Yes, a passport card works, but for residents, or rather citizen-residents of Michigan, New York, Vermont and Washington the enhanced…
"Enhanced" US and Canadian drivers licenses = no passport needed

by Dutch_Uncle 08 May 2012

I just found out about this, and it seems like an excellent idea. A driving license which indicates nationalilty, and which meets the…
RE: Trivia

by lolasf 02 May 2012

Vermont?
RE: Ski Season - USA 2012 / 13. Best Conditions & Lifestyle.

by chilipepper21 01 May 2012

Thanks again. I had to actually find Bend on google maps.....for some bent reason (no pun intended) I had it confused with the East Coast…
RE: House sitting expectations

by Quailia 30 April 2012

OMG just read the linked threads and the one about the terrible cold in Vermont in winter. Too Funny
Would like to housesit or caretake your home in the Denver CO area

by pepperbox 25 April 2012

I'm a recording engineer and I'm going to be working in the Denver area Sept-April 2012. I'm quiet, vegetarian, 54 years old, and love…
RE: Lodging for New England foliage

by ianw6705 25 April 2012

I am not certain that a "base" in New England is the right way to go - it can lead to a lot of dead time back-tracking. On our leaf-peeping…
wiremu (and other Costa Rica residents) > > How's the weather been?

by schmooze 24 April 2012

Hello! I'm traveling Costa Rica the next couple weeks, and the weather forecast looks BAD! I'm just wondering... how has the weather…
RE: One week's cycling in USA

by tiltedflipcurves 24 April 2012

The C&O connects DC to Cumberland, and there to the Great Allegheny Passage trail to the Pittsburgh suburbs. It's a great ride (best…
RE: New England Foliage with Toddlers

by shandu 19 April 2012

Definitely follow laurensvt about booking soon as foliage can mean fully booked everywhere (Vermont & N.H.). Montpelier is our state…
RE: Two weeks in and around Boston with a baby - itinerary advice please!

by shandu 19 April 2012

If you do Boston, then Bar Harbor/Acadia, you may want to consider Vermont. Its farms and mountains are a nice contrast to the Atlantic…
RE: How many countries you have visited: how widely can your answer vary?

by VinnyD 17 April 2012

I'm about the same as Boink stateswise. Haven't been to Alaska or Hawaii, or anywhere in the tier from Washington and Oregon across to…
RE: New England Foliage with Toddlers

by laurensvt 17 April 2012

In Vermont, Montpelier is a town (the capitol), while the Mad River Valley (Warren/Waitsfield) is rural, but a ski resort area so there…
RE: New England Foliage with Toddlers

by ianw6705 17 April 2012

I can't comment too much on the Vermont sector - having only driven through the state in foliage season fairly quickly (i was wonderful,…
RE: where to stay near Amherst Massachusetts?

by tiltedflipcurves 08 April 2012

Willysnout is back! You went inactive before I started posting here, but count me a fan. I agree on Northampton. Or Adams, or head…