Barcon
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Clearly a man that doesn't enjoy foreplay.
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Slipper One
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Oh.......clearly a man with little experience. :)
pride in battle
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How was it ? Going next June
pride in battle
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Any recommendations for Rome ?
I'm told that the top sheep shagger in Wales is known as the G O A T.
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RobMCFC
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However long it takes, queue to get into St Peter’s Basilica - it’s jaw-dropping, yet free.
I thought the Vatican Museums were overpriced and overcrowded.
The basic Colosseum/Forum ticket (£16, I think) was enough to see everything we wanted in there.
I don’t see the Altar of the Fatherland mentioned, but it’s a stunning monument.
Most of the stuff worth seeing is free.
I love it but i can understand why folk don't.
Recently i have tried to visit as many churches as possible.Some amazing art in them.
Love exploring the streets as well but the water taxis a must going from island to island.
I was at the Vatican museum last week.
As you said overpriced for a lot of stuff that does not intrest me
In saying that the art gallery part was great but for some strange reason all the art galleries are good but not great.
Was at Doria Pamphilj Gallery and the Bourghese.Both good but nothing more.
If it was not for having Caravaggio art both would have been poor value for money.
marco
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Goa- anyone been and what vax did you have, also how long in body before travel,thinking going 5th Jan
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Think you need yellow fever mate I’d get it done now.
What Austrian ski resorts would you recommend? Also where did you buy a vignette for Austrian toll roads? So far i only found this place https://vignetteoesterreich.eu. Is it necessary to order it in advance or is it possible to get it somewhere near the border? Would really appreciate some tips here.
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12 times! (as well as Banglaore, Mumbai, Delhi, Tag Mahal) apart from the first year, which I think was just yellow fever, not had a jab since.
I would start thinking about your visa if you're going 5th Jan.
Wanted to do Austria this year however was too expensive so have opted for Les Arcs
Went in September and didn’t need any jabs, visa is a pain so I’d get on with it now
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Just back from Krakow, what an amazing place.
Went to Zakopane and Auschwitz. Two amazing trips.
Poland is efficient from the parts I've seen. Customer service is shite though, but they do get on with the job.
Went to Zakopane and Auschwitz. Two amazing trips.
Poland is efficient from the parts I've seen. Customer service is shite though, but they do get on with the job.
I'm going on the 12th for a month but dont tell that calostevezteacher, the busy **** will have a fit. No jabs required but as others have said get the visa done, although I got mine approved next day, only problem I had was getting someone with nous to resize my photos.
I did the 5year one this time, for the £60odd it's worth not having to worry about it for a while. Also you can do it earlier than the 30day or 12mth ones.
Forgot to say, go on trip advisor Goa forums there's a really helpful step by step guide to filling out the evisa forms, I found it invaluable because some of the questions aren't worded very clearly.
MCFC Wirral
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I liked Larnaca in Cyprus recently. It was only a two night break on the way to Armenia but did the job very well. As it’s near a few places I’ve visited then I may use it again.
Even out of season, it was warm enough to eat outside and have a stroll.
Even out of season, it was warm enough to eat outside and have a stroll.