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<blockquote data-quote="pete lashmar" data-source="post: 244463" data-attributes="member: 606"><p>Hi [USER=66]@superman fan[/USER], thanks for your question.</p><p></p><p>Having lived in holiday hotspots for many years the idea of laying on a beach or around a pool just doesn't appeal to me.</p><p></p><p>We love Florida and all the theme parks - more Universal than Disney, but although you don't really relax on those kinds of holidays we just love the rides, the variety of restaurants and the general atmosphere.</p><p></p><p>Unfortunately, because we work seasonally throughout the summer we don't get the opportunity to travel any other time than winter, and so we're restricted on where we can go for good weather and fun, so Florida fits the bill there too.</p><p></p><p>I would however love to do a European coach tour going through Germany, Austria, Poland, Switzerland ect, and although we could do that over winter the dates are limited and too much of the itinerary is Christmas Markets and such like and we just want to see the countryside, villages, castles. The cost for these kinds of holidays is quite high too. We love Christmas, but visiting a Christmas Market everyday of a holiday is, even for us, a but too much.</p><p></p><p>Also with Florida, because of a long flight we really feel that we are getting away.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="pete lashmar, post: 244463, member: 606"] Hi [USER=66]@superman fan[/USER], thanks for your question. Having lived in holiday hotspots for many years the idea of laying on a beach or around a pool just doesn't appeal to me. We love Florida and all the theme parks - more Universal than Disney, but although you don't really relax on those kinds of holidays we just love the rides, the variety of restaurants and the general atmosphere. Unfortunately, because we work seasonally throughout the summer we don't get the opportunity to travel any other time than winter, and so we're restricted on where we can go for good weather and fun, so Florida fits the bill there too. I would however love to do a European coach tour going through Germany, Austria, Poland, Switzerland ect, and although we could do that over winter the dates are limited and too much of the itinerary is Christmas Markets and such like and we just want to see the countryside, villages, castles. The cost for these kinds of holidays is quite high too. We love Christmas, but visiting a Christmas Market everyday of a holiday is, even for us, a but too much. Also with Florida, because of a long flight we really feel that we are getting away. [/QUOTE]
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