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Old 28-07-2005, 02:01 PM
Sue Begg
 
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Is it worth mentioning the fact that the US is so vast that they don't
need to
go abroad. They can get to visit almost any type of climate they wish


I must admit that when I have travelled, it has been to experience a
different culture and way of life rather than to seek a different
climate.


I'm with you there. I have never been able to understand people who
spend large amounts of money to sunbathe, get drunk and eat a big Mac or
fish and chips.

But each to their own it is their money they are spending. From the
popularity of such holidays it would seem a large percentage of the
population desire them. As long as they don't make it compulsory :-)

In Peru last year I even tried roast guinea pig - it's actually rather
nice
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Old 28-07-2005, 06:48 PM
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In Peru last year I even tried roast guinea pig - it's actually rather
nice


I like South America, useful things may be discovered there. Guinea pigs
were introduced here first as a source of food. Runner beans, OTOH, were
first planted for the scarlet flowers.

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