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oakiecokie said:
Vienna? Sorry, it means nothing to me.
My faves (apart from Manchester):
Cork
Rome
Bordeaux
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your favourite cities in europe
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Vienna? Sorry, it means nothing to me.
My faves (apart from Manchester):
Cork
Rome
Bordeaux
law74 said:Dont pack your skiis at that time of the year.
But more seriously enjoy and spendplenty of time researching your route and what there is too see.
Its something i really wish I had done before becoming a wage slave but never got round too.
The only times I have been to the alps have been when they have been covered in the white stuff so can be offer no real advice other than to take plenty of sd cards and bring back a load of photos so that you can look back at them when you are old and grey (like me).
Haha cheers, i can't ski without seriously risking breaking my bones anyway. I'm graduating in the Summer and have no jobs lined up, so i thought i might as well make the most of my freedom whilst i can.
frothy said:if you get to nuremberg visit rothenburg which is like denton to Manchester distance wise (in a very bad comparison) its a real medieval town
I've been to the Sauerland part of Germany in the West, but the people there said Bavaria is completely different, culture, language and they don't like each other, so i'm looknig forwards to comparing the two. Looking at pictures of Rothenburg, it looks amazing, i love walled medieval towns.
?law74 said:frothy said:heidelberg @Nuremberg in Germany ,my wife's parents lived near Frankfurt for 15 years it was when my daughters were young so they spent most of there summer holidays there,we would go for the last 2 weeks and bring them back with us ,the way of life for kids is great there open air swimming pools bike rides through the forests and you would come across a kiosk where you could get a beer and bratwurst with no knob heads to spoil it happy days,the village they lived in was called deburg so if you are ever traveling around the darmstadt Frankfurt area stop there its a beautiful part of Germany
oakiecokie
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strongbowholic said:oakiecokie said:VIENNA !!!
Thats due to the fact that me and a mate hitch-hiked there and back in 1970 for Citys Final win.It pissed down on the night !!!
Vienna? Sorry, it means nothing to me.
My faves (apart from Manchester):
Cork
Rome
Bordeaux
Are you a rag indisguise ???????????? ref Vienna.
Cheeses of Nazareth
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oakiecokie said:strongbowholic said:Vienna? Sorry, it means nothing to me.
My faves (apart from Manchester):
Cork
Rome
Bordeaux
Are you a rag indisguise ???????????? ref Vienna.
I think he's more a fan of 80s electronica mate.
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I know, Gornik in the ECWC Final etc. Sorry, couldn't resist a bit of a funny!
clairepartyring
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1.Copenhagen-love the place and people,would love to live there
2.Stockholm-as above
3.Athens-hot and steamy
4.Amsterdam-naughty!!
5.Dublin-mental
6.Munich-fun place to be.
2.Stockholm-as above
3.Athens-hot and steamy
4.Amsterdam-naughty!!
5.Dublin-mental
6.Munich-fun place to be.
MCC
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München
Budapest
Prague
Barcelona
Budapest
Prague
Barcelona
Tueart's scissors
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maybe not original, but..
rome
lisbon
prague
all beautiful by day, and had fantastic, long nights in all.
But my favourite european memories will always be the many wonderful times i've had wondering the streets of paris with my wife. (soft bastard)
rome
lisbon
prague
all beautiful by day, and had fantastic, long nights in all.
But my favourite european memories will always be the many wonderful times i've had wondering the streets of paris with my wife. (soft bastard)
law74
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frothy said:
Oh, I get it, the swimming pools and bike rides are great for the kds, but the kiosks are for the adults :-)