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Date:         Wed, 16 Dec 92 17:33:00 CST
From:         MEWALKER@MBCF.STJUDE.ORG
Subject:      Re: Memphis
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As requested, I'm speaking up.

Checking the Tourist Info people is good advice.  A few suggestions about
good eating:
   The Rendezvous has lots of atmosphere and what we call "dry" barbeque.
(That means you can eat ribs without dripping sauce all over you.)  It's
not my favorite BBQ, but lots of people like it.  If yor're a BBQ fan,
I'd suggest Corky's or John Wills (both are out east and may be less
convenient if you're staying downtown.)

Non-BBQ food abounds, too; here are some places I like to eat:
If you have a good expense account (or a willingness to spend a bundle
on a good meal), by all means visit Chez Philippe.  It's elegant and
delicious and also very comfortable (not snobby).  It's located in the
Peabody, just off the lobby.  [The Peabody is a very classy hotel, but
it's not cool to call it the Peabody Hotel.]

Also at the Peabody, less expensive, but still good is Dux; their Cafe
Expresso has good sandwiches and desserts.

Another favorite of mine is Marena's on Overton Park Ave.  They serve
Mediterranean food, rotating countries each month.  You'll need a
reservation here.  Good Southern food can be found at Alfred's on Beale,
the Cupboard and Buntyn Cafe.  Remember that Southern food means cooked
with pork fat!  Makes veggies taste like real food!

This is getting too long, so if you want restaurants for a particular part
of town or type of food - or want to know about other attractions, just
send mail to me -

Mary Edith Walker (mewalker.mbcf.stjude.org)

Bon voyage!
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From:         nd26 <Nancy_R_DEUEL@UMAIL.UMD.EDU>
Subject: Re: Wash.DC Inaugural events
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Kathleen from SUNY writes:
>
>About the Clinton events for the ignaguration in January.
>I would love to go, but what does free but ticketed mean?
>How does one go about getting a ticket?
>Help?!?

I posted the original listing on this taken from an article in the
Washington Post. I believe there are lots of events that will be free of
charge, but will be ticketed in advance to prevent overcrowding, etc. I will
post any new information to Travel-l when I see it, since I'm local.

Nancy
University of Maryland


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From:         WIDDKB85@SNYONEVA.BITNET
Subject:      Re: Info on Ireland
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Hey girl, how's it going?(typical Irish speak)

I'm still trying to get a hold of the phone number of the Kinlay House in
Dublin (next to Christ's Church)  That's where I recommend staying.  Especially
if you're going there on New Year's.  The celebration is right outside the
hostel and it is simply amazing, be warned that total strangers will come up
and kiss you (a New Year's custom), but it's definately a good time.

I understand why you might be against the bar scene, but don't totally rule it
out.  Pubs in Ireland are not what they are like in a typical college town.
They are much more of a socializing place, where intellectuals go to speak, not
just to pick up someone for the night (that happens to though, don't get me
wrong)

Other hints on Dublin,  St. Patrick's Cathedral is beautiful and open to the
public - so is Christ's Church.  There are some amazing shopping districts, my
mind is a blank right now for names, but I'll remember by tomorrow - I'm sure.
The museum of Art is beautiful and all are walking distance from Kinlay House
(I never used mass transit in Dublin).  Treat yourself to a movie while in
Dublin too, it is an experience with an Irish audience.  Also take in a play in
the Abbey Theatre if you can afford it (there are student discounts)  I saw the
Corsican Brothers last January - it wasn't the greatest play but the theatre is
quite historic.

Any chance that you can get out of the city and do some traveling, I must
reccomend Cork City.  Let me know if you can go to Cork (Blarney Castle, is a
must for first timers)

I log on to the computer twice a day (at about nine o'clock in the morning and
three o'clock in the afternoon - so I will be back later today.  Let me know if
any of this is helpful :-)

Slan -
Kathleen
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From:         nd26 <Nancy_R_DEUEL@UMAIL.UMD.EDU>
Subject:      oops!
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Soorrrry, I accidentally posted my listing of "area specialists" while I was
editing it!!


One additional thought: If people will also post to me their local residence
that will help. Thanks.

nd26@umail.umd.edu
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From:         bfrederi@EPI029.MOTOWN.GE.COM
Subject:      Re: Travel in Hawaii
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> I recently went on a trip for 2 weeks to Honolulu, Hawaii.  I climbed Diamond
> Head, snorkeled at Hanoma Bay (sp?), sunbathed at Waikiki and numerous other
> beaches, shopped, etc.
> The purpose for mentioning this is that I plan on going back to visit during
> Spring Break, but wondered if anyone has any additional information of what
> is fun to do.  I'm thinking I would like to go to Maui, or even the "big"
> island of Hawaii.  I've been told they're much less commercialized.  If any-on
 e
> has any information they can tell me abou , or share their personal experience
 s
> there, I would appreciate it!
>                                 Thankyou,
>                                 Julie
>

Julie,

My wife and I went to Hawaii on our honeymoon in January of 1988. The one thing
that we did which I thought was rather unique was snow skiing on the Big Island.
There was an outfit called "Ski Guides of Hawaii" which was just a few people,
and for some nominal fee, you can rent ski equipment and they take you to the to
 p
of Mauna Kea (sp?) in a four wheel drive truck. We were right around all of the
observatories from around the world and the view is spectacular if clear. I woul
 d
not recommend it for a beginner, however, because it tends to be pretty exhausti
 ng
since you go from sea level to just less than 14K feet in just  about an hour.

                Bruce

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From: ag786@yfn.ysu.edu (Barry Bouwsma)
Subject: rec.travel on Usenet
Reply-To: ag786@yfn.ysu.edu (Barry Bouwsma)
Organization: St. Elizabeth Hospital, Youngstown, OH
Date: Fri, 18 Dec 1992 09:24:32 GMT


    Oh, by the way, the traffic on rec.travel is probably ten times that
on TRAVEL-L, more or less.
    And also, I'm only posting this to bit.listserv.travel-l as an
experiment (sorry).
-- 
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From:         PAUL BRUCKER <BRUCKEPJ@SNYCENVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: San Diego
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On Tue, 15 Dec 92 08:33:29 EDT Anthony Caruso said:
>Hello Everyone:
>
>I am planning a visit to the San Diego area during the first week
>of January and I would like some information:
>
>(1) Can anyone recommend accomodations in La Jolla--something
>    near, though not necessarily on the beach?  Someone suggested
>    the Colonial Inn--any of you ever stayed there?

 LaJolla Cove Hotel...on the ocean, reasonably priced.
 Regency Park Hotel...on Hotel Circle South...it was nice,
 good restaurant...10 minutes from La Jolla.

>
>(2) What are some "MUST SEE" things to do in the SD area (besides
>    the SD Zoo?

  Sea World...Balboa Park...you a golfer? if so, play Torrey Pines
  both North and South courses are great!...greens fees aren't bad
  (for CA.) between 25-40 dollars depending whether it's a weekday
  or weekend.

>
>(3)  What are the rules/what type of insurance for driving a rental
>     can into Mexico...any recommendations for what to do/see in
>     around TJ?

  The car rental company (I think it was Avis...??) recommended we
  NOT go to TJ...not insured for trips across border...so we didn't.

>
>
>Thanks in advance...
>
>Tony
>ACARUSO@KENTVM

      pb

    bruckepj@snycenvm
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From:         HORVATH@DAEMON.RUTGERS.EDU
Subject:      Re: London after Christmas - any ideas?
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David,

I don't want to sound unhelpful, but you've asked a lot of questions in
different areas.  I'd suggest to contact the British Tourist Agency--I don't
have their address handy, but any travel agency in your area will have it and
the phone number.  They can tell you all of that.

One comment:  you seemed a bit concerned about Trafalgar Square on New Year's
Eve (you're 50+).  I don't think your age is a problem--as long as you don't
try to climb the lions.

God, how I wish I were going with you guys.  Sigh.

Have a wonderful time.

Hilde
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Date:         Thu, 17 Dec 92 12:54:49 CST
From:         u7941954@BM.NSYSU.EDU.TW
Subject:      I need your suggession
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Good morning! Everybody.

I'm a junior student. I am come from Taiwan.(Taiwan is an island, in south
of China. In this winter vacation, I have a travel's plan. I prepare about
1500 U.S. dollars and 7-10 days to play. I hope I have a good time. Can you
suggest some place ,I want to tour.  Thank you very much .

If you want to travel,you can consider to go to Taiwan. There are many many
good things.Sun is shiung,many kinds of fruit....of all the scenic spots in
Taiwan,kenting,which is noted for its white sand beaches and its year-round
sunshine,is my favorite. The beauty of the crystal-clear seawater and the
azure sky is beyond  description. Besides, the natural wonders in kenting
National Park, such as the stalactites and odd rocks ,are most attractive
 .  The luxuriant greenery and various species of flowers are especially
worth seeing.
In kenting, I enjoy swimming,lying on the sand and basking in the sun to
my heart's content.Staying there for only a few days can make me feel relaxed
and then all my troubles will seem to be far away. Do you try it?

Merry Christmas & Happy New Year !! Bye ,good luck.
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From:         Barry Bouwsma <ag786@YFN.YSU.EDU>
Subject:      USENET rec.travel and TRAVEL-L
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>
>What is REC.TRAVEL and can it be accessed via BITNET or TELENET?

    Just out of curiosity, fellow TRAVEL-L subscribers, I had composed a
response to this question and posted it to the Usenet group which mirrors
TRAVEL-L -- that is, bit.listserv.travel-l.  My reply made it to the
Usenet newsgroup, but what I am wondering, since the LISTSERV does not
send the author a copy of anything posted, is whether my reply made it
to the LISTSERV by this path and got distributed to the mailboxes of all
the TRAVEL-L subscribers.  Would somebody please tell me if my response
with description of rec.travel did or did not get posted?  If it didn't,
I will forward my original post to the LISTSERV so that everybody can see
it and I will know that one can't post to this particular Usenet mirror
newsgroup and have it seen by everybody.  If it did, then I shall rest
secure in the knowledge that Usenet newsgroup posts do indeed get passed
along to individual mailboxes for this group.
    Thank you for your help.  (My Usenet post was made about three days
ago.)

--
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Or else I forgot to sign off and some clown took over.  Yeah, that's it.
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Date:         Mon, 14 Dec 92 08:55:22 GMT
From:         James A Schaefer <JAS@RICVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: X-mas holiday
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Okan,

If the spring semester starts on 19 January, then student housing should
open around the 14th or earlier.  Secretaries, deans and department chairs
should be available from the 4th of January on.  Some of this information
should be available in materials the graduate school sent you but not all.
If the school had exams before Christmas, then most academic personel will
not be available between 24 December and 4 January, and the general faculty
probably not until the 18th of Jan.  Enjoy your studies!

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>    I had asked in a message entitled
> Subject:      USENET rec.travel and TRAVEL-L
>----------
>
>> What is REC.TRAVEL and can it be accessed via BITNET or TELENET?
>
>    Just out of curiosity, fellow TRAVEL-L subscribers, ...
> Would somebody please tell me if my response
>with description of rec.travel did or did not get posted?
> ----------
>     Well, nobody wrote to tell me that they had been mailed my response, so
> I guess I shall repeat it here for the benefit of the listserv subscribers,
> and with apologies to Usenet bit.listserv.travel-l readers who must suffer
> through it yet again.  (Then again, no TRAVEL-L subscriber wrote to say they
>had NOT been mailed this, so maybe nobody wanted to admit it...)
>
>
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> Path: uni-erlangen.de!fauern!Sirius.dfn.de!coli.uni-sb.de!sbusol.rz.uni-sb.de!
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> From: ag786@yfn.ysu.edu (Barry Bouwsma)
> Subject: Re: World Travel
> Message-ID: <1992Dec12.020026.2651@news.ysu.edu>
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> Date: Sat, 12 Dec 1992 02:00:26 GMT

---------------Your message came through, really, but look at the path
it is full of pitfalls!
I haven't even tried it, thinking that it was not "sirius".
Gerard van der Moolen

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Date:         Wed, 16 Dec 92 19:01:44 TUR
From:         WIDDKB85@SNYONEVA.BITNET
Subject:      Re: Wash.DC Inaugural events
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About the Clinton events for the ignaguration in January.

I would love to go, but what does free but ticketed mean?
How does one go about getting a ticket?
Help?!?

Thanks to those who may help
    Kathleen, SUNY Oneonta
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From:         nb79950 <nb79950@STUDENT.NSYSU.EDU.TW>
Subject:      WELCOME TO TAIWAN
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     I'm a chinese.  I live in Taiwan.  Welcome to Taiwan tourist.
A lot of sightseeing area in Taiwan.  For example SUN MOON LAKE,
A LI MT,KETING and so on.  I want to recommend everybody for a
scenic spot in Taiwan,WU LING V. FARM.
     The Wuling Farm, covers an area of some 700 hectares with an
elevation between 1740 meters and 2100 meters.  The sights of the
farm vary with the seasons all year round.  The fragrance of fruits
and vegetables floating in the freah air makes people seemingly
lingering in an extremely beautiful fairyland.
     Spring in the Wuling farm is time for flowers in full bloom
everywhere.  A variety of lovely appearances are displayed with the
change of months.  There are red cherry, pink peach and white pear
flowers, white apple flowers and azaleas blooming all over the area.
     The Wuling Farm lies between valleys.  Across the area are woods
and streams.  With its beautiful natural surrounding,the farm has
become one of the summer resorts rarely seen in Taiwan.  Summer and
antumn are time for harvest in the farm.  Major products are pear,
apple, juicy peach and summer vegetables.
     Red maple leaves, late snowfall and plum flowers are signs of
wintertime in the Wuling Farm.  At this time, after an overnight stay,
you may have the opportunity to see the maple leaves turning red
everywhere around the area and a landscape of snow on the distant
mountain tops.
     So, as far as the scenic beauty is concerned, it can be described
in a few words; " The scenery in Lishan is the tops in Taiwan, and the
scenery in Wuling is the tops in Lishan."

     WELCOME TO WU LING V. FARM.
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From: eliota@sfsuvax1.sfsu.edu (Eliot Anderson)
Subject: Travel in Ecuador
Organization: California State University, Sacramento
Date: Fri, 11 Dec 1992 22:01:28 GMT


I'm looking for some information on inexpensive travel in Ecuador. I am interested suggestions on out-of-the-way places. I also would like tips on travel withinthe country and inexpensive accommodations.  Planning on traveling for the monthof January '93.

Thanx,

Elliot Anderson
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Date:         Thu, 17 Dec 92 08:53:22 EST
From:         ADWC000 <ADWC@NMUMUS.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Memphis
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.travel-l

Thanks for the tips.  I'll be staying at the French Quarter Suites.  How
does that joint stack up and what's near it?

-Carl
From: victor@tornado.msk.su (Kisselev Victor Sergeevich)
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.travel-l
Subject: contact with SIPA
Date: Wed, 09 Dec 92 13:31:28 +0200
Distribution: world
Organization: Commercial Firm TORNADO
Reply-To: victor@tornado.msk.su

>From victor Wed Dec  9 13:24:43 MSK 1992
Status: R

                   Ladies and gentlemen,

     Firm "Poliaktiv" looks for a SIPA partner for cooperation
in the sphere of international tourism.

     "Poliaktiv" has the means for the  reception of foreign
students for resting  and  excursions  in Moscow, St. Petersburg,
the Golden Ring of Russia, lakes Yssyk-Kul and Seliger, so as for
the active rest in the preserved places  of Russian nature. For
this purpose, our firm is interested  in  cooperation  with SIPA
organization.  We  will  be also appreciable to receive any your
suggestions.

"Poliaktiv"                             December 9, 1992
Selskokhozaystvennaya st. 19-84
129226 Moscow RUSSIA
E-mail victor@tornado.kiae.su
phone (095) 1814781
fax (095) 4874270
Director Victor S.Kisselev






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From:         nd26 <Nancy_R_DEUEL@UMAIL.UMD.EDU>
Subject:      area specialist listing
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TRAVEL-L "AREA SPECIALISTS" LISTING (V.1.0 REVISED DECEMBER 1992)
The following people have volunteered to serve as amateur sources of travel
information about the places listed. Please contact them DIRECTLY to the
email address listed. Please contact me (Nancy Deuel, email address
nd26@umail.umd.edu) if you find that a listing is in error or you would like
to be added/deleted from this listing. <<I disclaim any responsibility for
errors and of course I did not do this on company time or equipment!>>

***North America***
Northeast       Nancy Deuel (nd26@umail.umd.edu)
                New Hampshire, Boston
East Coast      Nancy Deuel (nd26@umail.umd.edu)
                Washington, DC (resident)
                Anne Suggs (cisuggs@ecuvm.cis.ecu.edu)
                North Carolina (incl. Outer Banks)
Midwest         Randy Cadwell (rcadwell@ndsuext.nodak.edu)
                Minnesota (incl. Boundary Waters), North Dakota
Southeast
Southwest
West Coast

***South America***

***Great Britain***
Scotland        Jim Thompson (thompson@ucrac1.ucr.edu)
England         Guy Pickering (g.pickering@bham.ac.uk)
                Birmingham (resident), Southeast area (Gatwick airport,
                Brighton, Sussex)

***Western Europe***

***Eastern Europe***
Greece          Avner Haran (cfavner@weizmann.weizmann.ac.il)
                Athens, Paros, Santorini



Middle East

Israel          Avner Haran (cfavner@weizmann.weizmann.ac.il)
                Most of country (Rehovot resident)


Africa



Asia

India           Avner Haran (cfavner@weizmann.weizmann.ac.il)
                Delhi, Agra, Khajuraho, Varanassi, Jaipur, Pushkar, Jodhpur,
                Jaisalmer, Udaipur, Ajanta, Ellora, Bombay, Colva(Goa).
Nepal           Avner Haran (cfavner@weizmann.weizmann.ac.il)
Thailand        Avner Haran (cfavner@weizmann.weizmann.ac.il)


Australia/Oceania




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From:         Okan KOCAK <EMY03@TRFIRAT.BITNET>
Subject:      X-mas holiday
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.travel-l


   Dear  Travellers,
   I will attend a graduate program in U.S.A. for the
   spring semester of 1993.The spring sem. of the institution
   in which I will attend begins in January 19,1993.And I am
   afraid that the x-mas holiday is coming at this time..
   What I am wondering about x-mas holiday is that how long is
   the holiday and the holiday is for all the Institution personell
   or Is it only for students.Do they(inst.personel) work during
   the first week of the new year or does it depend on the institution
   II need to know all these in details.Thank you for any help..

   Okan KOCAK
   EMY03@TRFIRAT
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Subject: Memphis
Date: 16 Dec 92 13:07:38 GMT
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I'm heading to Memphis for a meeting in late January.  Anything to do or
see there?  I'm not really into the Graceland scene, and won't have much
time... but I'd at least like to find a good restaurant.

-Carl
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