Mackenzie
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Greek islands, island hopping on the ferries.
I love Greece.
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[NSC] Where shall I go on holiday this year?
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Bob!
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- Jul 5, 2003
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Curryface?
Have I missed an in joke?
Deanbha
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Shoreham beach in August. 
I haven't been on a package holiday for years. Quite appealing now.
Seems you can no longer go anywhere for £179 for 10 days - although I haven't checked Teletext yet.
Seems you can no longer go anywhere for £179 for 10 days - although I haven't checked Teletext yet.
Taybha
Whalewhine
A 7 day Norwegian cruise,3 stops 3 chances of a giant halibut whilst she gets her hair done,sorted.
maresfield seagull
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- May 23, 2006
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Or a Broadland cruiser
maresfield seagull
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- May 23, 2006
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Lovely place If I was a golfer possibly heaven
But I know not if the courses are de rigour ?
Butlins at Bognor
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The most curious thing..
Have we sorted him out yet?
Paris in the spring time?
Paris in the spring time?
Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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I just spotted one on page 17/63
We have got an AirB+B in Sennan Cove again. I'd never go abroad with kids. Last year it was record temperatures 
so this year it will be pissing it down for sure. At least I'll be able to watch our Champions' League qualifies on the telly in peace.
Of the recommendations....I don't like crowds. I've done many package holidays and enjoyed them, but staying in an isolated hotel in Croatia (Poric) was lovely (you must have a car - we flew to Turin and hired one there), but further south, across the water to Kefalonia, was better. How many songs has "Open your eyes" been pasted into, I wonder?
so this year it will be pissing it down for sure. At least I'll be able to watch our Champions' League qualifies on the telly in peace.Of the recommendations....I don't like crowds. I've done many package holidays and enjoyed them, but staying in an isolated hotel in Croatia (Poric) was lovely (you must have a car - we flew to Turin and hired one there), but further south, across the water to Kefalonia, was better. How many songs has "Open your eyes" been pasted into, I wonder?
1066familyman
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- Jan 15, 2008
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Looking like Newcastle away rearranged for mid May, so I'm hoping to do exactly that.
Absolutely marvellous scenes!
Pogue Mahone
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Thought of a gentle cruise down to Northern Spain but health issues preclude that at the moment. Going for a week in Belfast instead. Have tried Eire (Killarney and Dublin) in the past. Mrs is excited about it. Looking forward to the Titanic and Crumlin Road Gaol.
Just en route back from Thailand…….lovely country with fabulous people. Loads to see and do, and not expensive once you’re there.
Tom Hark Preston Park
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Bologna is a great call. Much underrated medieval city (feat. thousand year old university) and a glorious foodie heaven. Much-neglected ancient artworks just left to basically/criminally rot on outdoor walls. Oh, and for purposes of football tourism, a very decent Serie A team. Smashing place. And if that's not enough to float yer boat, Florence is a 40 minute train journey away. These are a few of my favourite things...
Another vote for BOlogna, especially if you like things with wheels on them, fine food and wine. Everything is within an hours drive or less
Robinjakarta
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Spent a month last year on the Greek island of Kos at Kefalos, a village in the far west. Only intended to spend a week or so there but was idyllic. Just a village but with everything you need.
Robinjakarta
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Yeah. I live in Jakarta but keep ending up back in Thailand on breaks.