Vacation Plans 2017
East Coast of Canada mid July 
01-29-2017, 01:36 PM
#92
Afraid so
All of the above American travel is subject to not being "Banned" by the Donald
or following the move to not visit the USA until further notice
All of the above American travel is subject to not being "Banned" by the Donald
or following the move to not visit the USA until further notice
Last edited by MAGGIEMAE; 02-01-2017 at 07:51 AM.
02-14-2017, 01:24 PM
#93
Lots of local driving all over SW Arizona. NEXT week, I have booked a rental car to drive to Palm Springs for a few days for "Modernism Week"....should be very cool for this fan of mid-century design....houses, cars, furniture, etc.
02-14-2017, 01:41 PM
#94
I think Jerry PA did something similar last year, but he rarely checks in here any more. 
He did make a few Facebook posts, and I remember him mentioning that it wasn't cheap. (Course, that's no surprise, coming from him!)
I was able to steal this pic from one of his Facebook posts. Maybe you can get some info from a Google search. He said this was a 6 day cruise out of Bergen, though they were gone 12 or so days total.
He did make a few Facebook posts, and I remember him mentioning that it wasn't cheap. (Course, that's no surprise, coming from him!)I was able to steal this pic from one of his Facebook posts. Maybe you can get some info from a Google search. He said this was a 6 day cruise out of Bergen, though they were gone 12 or so days total.
Gene has the details pretty correct...for ONCE. We booked our trip via Vacations To Go, which is Hurtigruten's booking agent....handled flights from EWR to/from Oslo; train to Bergen; 6 night passage up the coast visiting many ports, great fresh fish etc; 2 nights in Kirkenes in the Arctic Circle (next to Finland/Russian border
); and SAS domestic flight back to Oslo. Our trip was last August and we loved it. Cost was not cheap, but much less than a larger cruise line....all costs considered. Send me a PM if/when you have more questions, Deb...or we can chat about it at SF '17
02-14-2017, 03:49 PM
#95
We love Vacations to Go. We've booked over a dozen cruises through them. A great way to spend quality time with our kids as they grew up. Last cruise (in June) was in the Baltic Sea, and Vacations to Go found airfares for far less than we were seeing on line.
02-15-2017, 08:03 PM
#96
This looks kinda interesting. Maybe a road trip, one day.
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02-15-2017, 09:10 PM
#97
Just saw this. How can you spend the month of March in FL? You won't be able to watch the Habs!
02-16-2017, 01:18 AM
#98
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Gene has the details pretty correct...for ONCE. We booked our trip via Vacations To Go, which is Hurtigruten's booking agent....handled flights from EWR to/from Oslo; train to Bergen; 6 night passage up the coast visiting many ports, great fresh fish etc; 2 nights in Kirkenes in the Arctic Circle (next to Finland/Russian border ); and SAS domestic flight back to Oslo. Our trip was last August and we loved it. Cost was not cheap, but much less than a larger cruise line....all costs considered. Send me a PM if/when you have more questions, Deb...or we can chat about it at SF '17
); and SAS domestic flight back to Oslo. Our trip was last August and we loved it. Cost was not cheap, but much less than a larger cruise line....all costs considered. Send me a PM if/when you have more questions, Deb...or we can chat about it at SF '17
02-20-2017, 06:39 PM
#99
Thinking about this for 2018: https://www.roadscholar.org/find-an-...cas-and-totems
Ireland is still in the picture as well.
Ireland is still in the picture as well.
02-21-2017, 02:52 AM
#100
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Had a great time in Phoenix in spite of a driving rain and wind storm Sat and Sun. VERY unusual. Arabian Horse Show was cool. The +1 looked like a drowned rat after his race on Sun AM. 