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mcmikejr says:
I lived in Hawaii for three years. Although I'm relatively new to TB and not exactly sure what to write here, I am more than happy to answer questions about that beautiful place! Write me, I LOVE talking about Hawaii!!!
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pizza
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#197 of 615 general tips & advice in United States
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semih says:
i know the best pizza can be eaten in italy but it's also good experience to eat dip dish pizza which is very famous in chicago...
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Tucson Arizona
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#198 of 615 general tips & advice in United States
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goofinoff says:
You should come visit Tucson. Feb. - May, or Sep. - Dec. are best, but come anytime. I live here, ask me anything, I'll try to help you plan your trip. Good Luck!!
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scnbenstein says:
If you're ever in Boston, you gotta buy yourself some tickets... even if you're not a sports fan. It's all about the experience man, and nothing does it like a football/basketball/baseball game. Since basketball isn't till late fall, I would try to catch a baseball game before midseason ends, and wh…
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Fun stuff in LA
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#200 of 615 general tips & advice in United States
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sshafrin says:
So LA has a lot of fun things to do. If you want a real tourist experience, I would highly recommend either Universal Studios or Disneyland. Universal is my personal pic, because there are lots of different things to do and the city walk is a great place, with a ton of restaurants, shops, movie…
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jenn79 says:
I've had to go Europe a number of times recently and find myself constantly struggling with getting there the easiest way possible. With all the flight delays (rate of 50% this past year!!) and lost luggage problems (1 in 4 for me) I try and go direct to Europe and then take Ryanair or EasyJet to th…
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Hummingbird says:
The National Forest Service cuts roads off of the main paved highways to access areas where they wish to thin out the forest of trees or to create fire breaks. To call these roads is a real stretch. What you will find are dirt trails wide enough for a truck to go either up or down and once in awhi…
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gregomacomb says:
Stay away from Grayling Holiday Inn.. on a recent weekend getaway my wallet was stolen right out of my purse, inside of hotel. Strangers drinks were charged to our tab in bar that is attached to hotel resulting in insanely large bill... treated absolutely horrible by hotel\bar staff, but espec…
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ocean drive
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#204 of 615 general tips & advice in United States
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mveerboot says:
Geweldig mooi om over te rijden
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Raleigh
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#205 of 615 general tips & advice in United States
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iolakana says:
Raleigh is a great city- it's small enough to feel homey but big enough to have some "metropolitan" attributes. There are great restaurants and bars, a couple hilarious comedy clubs, plenty of museums. The best part of living in North Carolina is the ability to get anywhere; from Raleigh it's less…
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What to Wear
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#206 of 615 general tips & advice in United States
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travel-the-world says:
Many restaurants in New Orleans require diners to wear nice clothing, especially at dinner. Some restaurants ask that men wear a jacket for dinner. It's likely that you will come across one or more of these type places on your "to do" list, so bring dress clothes. Keep in mind, it's hot and humid i…
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oldschoolbill says:
To Plan or not to Plan or How much that is the Question?
The must be some sort of plan or you could not get out of your own bedroom. How much is enough? How much is too much? How many of you TBers are also members of the American Planning Association? http://www.planning.org/publications/over…
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Little Bohemia
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#208 of 615 general tips & advice in United States
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perfektewelle says:
Little Bohemia is my favorite store of all time, by far. There are two locations,one in Woodland Mall and one in Downtown GR. I love the downtown boutique. Inside, you will find one of a kind clothing and fabrics. Also, there are mounds and mounds of different kinds of beads, as well as hemp and oth…
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Visa for China
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#209 of 615 general tips & advice in United States
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cotterb says:
After some research I found that a visa is generally required when traveling to China. There are exceptions. Hong Kong and Taiwan do not require visas for short visits. Be sure to check.
China offers several different visas depending on your purpose for visiting them. For tourists they have s…
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Sony a100
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#210 of 615 general tips & advice in United States
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mickeyd302 says:
I was in the same boat as you. I loved my 35mm cameras. But after living overseas in an area where film developing was lackluster at best and photos were often missing from a developed role of film (I was the only American living in the area and was accused of being a spy), I decided to go digital…
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