commie
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Post by commie on May 8, 2006 12:23:39 GMT -5
stockolm (much better than all cities above together  ) or harstad, norway if you want to see polar lights. nice place for hiking as well! |
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Post by commie on May 8, 2006 12:25:25 GMT -5
Overall my accent is pretty close to generic Southern English (at least that's what people tell me  . someone asked me if im from new zealand because of my accent. i take it as a compliment |
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Post by me on May 8, 2006 16:28:22 GMT -5
i'd think it be a little chilly to go hiking in Wintertime that far North. [One can mostly only see the Northern Lights in Wintertime] stockolm (much better than all cities above together ) or harstad, norway if you want to see polar lights. nice place for hiking as well! |
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Post by lissurlalunes on May 11, 2006 19:03:24 GMT -5
My friend and I want to start out in Dublin, and all the flights I am seeing fly us in to Amsterdam and then we fly out the next day to Dublin. (This may change since we aren't going until 2008). So I was wondering in your opinions, could we count the 24 hour layover as our day for jetlag and once we get into Dublin start out right away on our trip?
I personally think i could do it, since jetlag doesnt effect me badly. I have been over to Ireland before, dozed on the plane and then that night crashed and was entirely fine for the rest of the trip. I do not know how jetlag effects my friend though.
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) or harstad, norway if you want to see polar lights. nice place for hiking as well!
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