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Re: 1st time Visit to USA (California) - Itinerary help!
by yaguri 14 September 2011
Dorian1 l hates the city, and spares no opportunity to speak badly of it. Someone has to; you can ignore him. (Her?) Napa Valley *looks*…
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RE: 1st time Visit to USA (California) - Itinerary help!
by moongoddess 14 September 2011
San Francisco is worth more than a two day visit. It's a delightful city. But Fisherman's Wharf is a terrible tourist trap. Oddly,…
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Re: 1st time Visit to USA (California) - Itinerary help!
by dorian1 14 September 2011
No more than one or two days in San Francisco, so you can say you've been. It's one of the world's worst tourist traps. Napa Valley…
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RE: 1st time Visit to USA (California) - Itinerary help!
by nutraxfornerves 14 September 2011
Although the Napa Valley is the most well-known wine region, there are many others that produce equally good wine. In mid October, …
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Re: Honeymoon
by clarkcoan 14 September 2011
California is perfect for a honeymoon. After you see San Francisco, rent a car and drive down Coastal Highway 1--it's one of the most…
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RE: 1st time Visit to USA (California) - Itinerary help!
by 55vineyard 14 September 2011
Well, you really do not say how long you are planning to stay in each region. First, do you have reservations for Yosemite? If not, start…
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1st time Visit to USA (California) - Itinerary help!
by r0_ger 14 September 2011
Hi, will be travelling to USA in mid Oct for honeymoon trip. Will be spending 20 days in various cities in California. Have done up a…
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RE: Moving To Mexico
by tiredandretired 13 September 2011
#10 is right, not every other day. However, it is also not true that it is only one day a week. In good times, it is one weekday a week…
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RE: Wanted: warm US destinations in October & November!
by MarkMark 13 September 2011
San Fran down to LA, with stop overs in Cambria, San Luis Obispo, and my home, Santa Barbara.
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Re: Honeymoon
by SunBear22 13 September 2011
I will second San Francisco, the shops are wonderful there. Be warned if you do choose northern California, if you are from a warm area,…
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RE: Quaint walking/window-shopping streets in San Francisco?
by trekker502 13 September 2011
I also recommend the deli in Sausalito, if it is the one that I frequented on the south side of town along the waterfront, across from…
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RE: Honeymoon
by nrclibn 13 September 2011
>Id love to rent a car and to see places, Im interested in everything really, history, bit of night fun, shopping, travelling..My first…
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RE: Quaint walking/window-shopping streets in San Francisco?
by moongoddess 13 September 2011
Thirding the suggestion of Sausalito - but I'd suggest a ferry ride to get to and from there is more fun than riding a bus over the bridge.…
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Re: Help - Malaga/Sevillia/Ronda - timings/transport
by 01red01greg01 13 September 2011
Thanks Tony_b for your detailed response - much appreciated. You've confirmed that we waon't make the 08744 AVANT train and also for…
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RE: Quaint walking/window-shopping streets in San Francisco?
by leanneclarke 13 September 2011
I agree with No. 6. Take a bus across the golden gate bridge, even if it is ordinary weather in San Francisco it is usually better in…
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RE: St Petersburg or Moscow?
by zashibis 13 September 2011
You say you only have time for one city, but given that the Russian visa is such an expensive pain-in-the-ass, you should think seriously…
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RE: Quaint walking/window-shopping streets in San Francisco?
by Fudgy_the_Whale 13 September 2011
Wouldn't Angela and Dick enjoy Sausalito?
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Re: Quaint walking/window-shopping streets in San Francisco?
by abtal 12 September 2011
I'll second Hayes St. and throw in Noe Valley.
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RE: Wanted: warm US destinations in October & November!
by daveelmstrom 12 September 2011
I'd vote for the San Francisco area, which will be mild but not exactly warm. New Orleans would be nice at that time of the year, too.…
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Re: Quaint walking/window-shopping streets in San Francisco?
by yaguri 12 September 2011
Hayes St, b/w Franklin and Laguna Union St, b/w Octavia and Pierce 24th St, b/w Church and Diamond (or, for the Latino immigrant version,…
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RE: Quaint walking/window-shopping streets in San Francisco?
by johnsang 12 September 2011
Take BART over to Berkeley, some interesting walking there.
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RE: Quaint walking/window-shopping streets in San Francisco?
by nutraxfornerves 12 September 2011
>there is a lane west of Union Square parallel to California that has many boutiques and cafes [_Maiden Lane_|http://www.maiden-lane.com/]…
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RE: Quaint walking/window-shopping streets in San Francisco?
by trekker502 12 September 2011
Union Square; California; there is a lane west of Union Square parallel to California that has many boutiques and cafes. Walk along the…
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Quaint walking/window-shopping streets in San Francisco?
by chrisheadrick 11 September 2011
I'll be meeting up with my elderly parents in San Francisco for a few days. Think Angela Lansbury and Dick Van Dyke. What are the…
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RE: From S.F. to Vegas via US 50 and 395. Doable in April?
by nutraxfornerves 11 September 2011
Well, I learned something. "Yhdysvallat" is Finnish for "United States." Snow in April on that route is possible, but not likley. The…
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