JaysCyYoung
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Going to Vegas on June 2
Sweet. Which hotel are you staying at?
OT: Vacations
- Thread starter hockeylover
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Sweet. Which hotel are you staying at?
Metalleaf
New member
I have a British passport and have been more times than I can count. This is a family visit, wedding...so drinks all round.
Metalleaf
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Don't stay at Circus Circus....unless you like cheap and old.
Nice. Enjoy the guinness
hockeylover
Well-known member
The Flamingo
No Uniworld, a family cruise, so there are other children my son's age on it
Artnes
Well-known member
Going to Vegas on June 2
I'll be leaving the day you're arriving. Staying at the Flamingo as well
Artnes
Well-known member
Stayed at the Wynn last trip and walked to Luxor and back. Ya that sucked
trujaysfan
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Vegas is awesome... Disney land for adults. Have been planning on trying to go back for a while but nothing ever seams to materalize.
I think the next 2 trips I'm doing are SF in july and Chicago in early sept.
I think the next 2 trips I'm doing are SF in july and Chicago in early sept.
It was on my list too until I experienced the traffic.
MindzEye
Wayward Ditch Pig
SF is on the list of places to go this year now that Ms.Eye has her permanent residency and they can't **** with her ability to re enter the country.
trujaysfan
Well-known member
My brother lives in SF, which is why I'm heading out. I've been out once before over American thanksgiving in 2014 and loved it (IMO the best time of the year to be in America).
I also did Chicago last year at Easter and it was a ton of fun which is why we decided to head back this year.
WellPlayed
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Now that this thread is revived, any hikers in the group?
In the last few years I've discovered I really prefer natural sights to man made ones. Looking at doing some hikes with camping and thru hikes as a way to see some awesome stuff around the world and close to home for cheap. I'm pretty new to week long + hikes. On my list right now:
La Cloche Silhouette Trail - Killarney Ontario - looks awesome and close to home
Kalalau Trail - Kauai, Hawaii - I did a portion of this trail when I visited Kauai a few years back. The Napali Coast on Kauai is the most amazing place I have ever seen with my own eyes. Promised myself I would go back and do the full week hike.
Maybe one of the many many thru hikes in the states like the Appalachian trail or the John Muir trail.
Any recommendations?
In the last few years I've discovered I really prefer natural sights to man made ones. Looking at doing some hikes with camping and thru hikes as a way to see some awesome stuff around the world and close to home for cheap. I'm pretty new to week long + hikes. On my list right now:
La Cloche Silhouette Trail - Killarney Ontario - looks awesome and close to home
Kalalau Trail - Kauai, Hawaii - I did a portion of this trail when I visited Kauai a few years back. The Napali Coast on Kauai is the most amazing place I have ever seen with my own eyes. Promised myself I would go back and do the full week hike.
Maybe one of the many many thru hikes in the states like the Appalachian trail or the John Muir trail.
Any recommendations?
