[gps-talkusers] Re: thinking about WayFun 2009
- From: "Cohn, Jonathan C [IT]" <Jonathan.C.Cohn@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "gps-talkusers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <gps-talkusers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 30 Dec 2008 15:43:14 -0600
I don't know anything about these trips since I am new to your list. But I can
do some basic support work up-front in Washington DC if you decide to go that
approach. I have heard that the trains in Spain are very good, but also last I
heard Madrid is an expensive city.
Jon
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Subject: [gps-talkusers] Re: thinking about WayFun 2009
Hi guys:
Spain and Italy sound wonderful, although with the exchange rate, that could
get expensive. If we stay in the US, we could do Colorado, Oregon, Washington,
or even DC would be cool. What about Disney?
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Sarai D. Bucciarelli
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From: Michael May <MikeMay@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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> Happy holidays to all our WayFun friends and families.
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> We have a great tradition of WayFun trips, starting in 2003 in
> Volcano, Ireland and Scotland in 2004, Maine in 2005, Napa Valley in
> 2006 and British Columbia in 2007.
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> My concept of the West England walking tour kind of fizzled in 2008.
> Only Bob and Sue Sweetman did the trip. Clearly, initiating small
> groups was not something anyone wanted to do.
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> I have the "last minute travel" concept I have not given up on yet but
> for now, we will give some thought to another group adventure in 2009.
> Please send us your feedback either on the WayFun or GPS-Talk lists.
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> I will start the discussion by mentioning our top locations from
> previous emails.
> Alaska seems to be of great interest. It is on the expensive side and
> it also would tend to be a very organized trip as opposed to the more
> random approach we have favored in our other trips.
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> Italy and Spain have also been of great interest. With our friends at
> Code Factory in the Barcelona area, Spain would be a good pick.
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> We haven't mentioned New Zealand in the past because we didn't have
> maps. Now we do and it would be an amazing place to explore. Because
> of the reverse seasons, we would have to go between December and March
> to have good weather. It would also be on the expensive side although
> I thought of seeing if we could do family stays rather than staying in
> hotels in order to reduce the overall cost and to give more of a local
> experience. I have been there numerous times and it is a fascinating
> and beautiful country.
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> We have also kicked around locations in the heartland of the U.S. and
> I am sure there are some great locations. If anyone has a favorite,
> let me know.
>
> So, as you make your plans and resolutions for 2009, think about a
> WayFun adventure.
>
> Mike
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