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Date:         Thu, 23 Jul 92 08:54:00 CDT
From:         Louis Crispino <DEVBLGC@TCSTSO>
Subject: Re: Windjammer Cruise in Maine
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.travel-l


> I'm naive about Windjammer Cruises.  What are they?  Are they fun?  What kind
> f boats are used?  How many people can fit on these cruises?  Are they private
> How do they differ from a regular cruise?
>

To those that asked about Windjamer Cruises in Maine ..

I called an 800 number published in my local paper and received at least
a dozen brochures for different cruises. Windjamers are large sail
boats, the ones I received information about are from 80' to over 100'
long and take from 20 to 35 passengers. The prices range from around
$550.00 to $700.00 for a 1 week cruise. Most also offer 3 day trips for
aprox $350.00  These prices include meals served on board.  These boats
depart from in or near Camden, Maine and sail to coastal islands in
Penobscot Bay. You can help with the sailing or just relax.  I've booked
a trip for mid September, I'll let you know how it goes when I return.

I've missplaced the centeral info phone number, but I do have
the numbers for individual cruise companys.  (I'm not recomending
these, just passing along info that was sent to me)

Schooner Mary Day           800-540-2750
Yankee Schooner Cruises     800-255-4449
Yankee Packet Co.           800-282-9989
Schooner Nathaniel Bowditch 800-288-4098

I would be interested to hear from anyone who has info on similar
cruises in the Caribean.

Louis Crispino
Tulane Univ
New Orleans, LA

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Date:         Tue, 21 Jul 92 16:48:00 EST
From:         June Maxwell <UMAXWE@UNC>
Subject:      Italy
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.travel-l

Travel-lers,
  I am in the plotting stage of a tour of Italy, probably late
September, early October.  Have any of you had experiences with
Donna Franca Tours, the American Airline offerings, or other
similar packages?
  Write to me directly at  umaxwe@unc.bitnet.
Many thanks,
June Maxwell
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Date:         Fri, 31 Jul 92 10:38:50 +1000
From:         Tmne Sperling <tmne@ARCHSCI.ARCH.SU.OZ.AU>
Subject:      Touring/camping in Central N.S.W., Australia
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.travel-l

The Warrumbungles are magnificent but they are a long way from Sydney. If you
like to meander rather than rush, you could find yourself thinking about leaving
fairly soon after you get there if you only have four days. BTW does that four
days include sight seeing in Sydney? The Blue Mountains are well worth seeing.
Having lived here all my life I guess I take them for granted but this last
summer I took a friend from Ireland up there and I really saw their magnificence
anew! You will be over awed at the expanses of bush right on the edge of Sydney,
particularly if you are native New Yorkers! There are lots of bush walks through
the Blue Mountains and the Tourist Information Centre at Echo Point in
Katoomba has heaps of information about the different grades of difficulty etc.
If you like walking, you could easily spend two or three days in the Blue
 Mountains. What time of the year will this be? The Mountains can be
 trecherously
cold for camping in the winter. Many people get lost or stuck in the mountains
overnight unprepared. This winter it was a group of high school boys on a
school excursion! The government has now started charging people for their own
rescue, it is happening so often!! But with a good map and provisions, if you
are planning to get off the beaten track, you will have a wonderful time. I
don't do much camping myself, prefering to stay in holiday cabins or B&B's of
which there are plenty in the Blue Mountains. (May I suggest some great Holiday
Cabins in Blackheath - owned by a collegue's parents - plug plug :-), but I will
ask around work about camping if you are interested.

If you are determined to go to the Warrumbungles, visit the western plains zoo.
A great zoo with no fences!! (Outside Dubbo).

For more info, mail me direct

Tmne
Tmne @archsci.arch.su.oz.au
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Date:         Thu, 30 Jul 92 14:39:00 LCL
From:         UKJP@DKAUNI2
Subject:      brindisi-->zuerich
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.travel-l



somebody wanted to know about trains brindisi--z"urich .
they are here :
+-------------+------+------+------+------+------+------+------+
|fs      train|     ?|ic 570|ic 576|     ?|   732|   718|   388|
|             |      |     y|     y|      |     h|     h|     h|
+-------------+------+------+------+------+------+------+------+
|brindisi f dp|  5 40|: 7 41|:13 34| 15 59| 18 11| 18 40| 21 00|
|bari c     ar|  7 ??|:     |:     | 17 ??|      |      |      |
+-------------+------+:     +:     +------+      +      +      +
|fs      train|ic 586|:     |:     |   730|      |      |      |
|             |     x|:     |:     |      |      |      |      |
+-------------+------+:     +:     +------+      +      +      +
|bari c     dp|: 7 35|:     |:     | 18 00|      |      |      |
|bologna c  ar|:14 03|:     |:21 50|  1 51|  3 34|  4 21|      |
+-------------+------+:     +------+------+------+------+      +
|fs      train|  2112|:     | d 204| d 384|   258|   982|      |
|	            |      |:     | r h y|     h|     h|     h|      |
+-------------+------+:     +------+------+------+------+      +
|bologna c  dp| 14 38|:     | 22 00|  3 11|  3 53|  5 02|      |
|milano c   ar| 16 53|:17 55| 23 50|      |  6 50|  8 15|  9 50|
+-------------+------+------+------+      +------+------+------+
|fs	     train|  ec ?|     ?|     ?|      | ec 50|ic 386| d 388|
|sbb cff ffs  |   x *|     *|     *|      | r   y|     x|     h|
+-------------+------+------+------+      +------+------+------+
|milano c   dp| 17 30| 18 30|  1 35|      |: 7 05|  8 25| 10 25|
|z"urich hb ar| 21 53| 22 59|  6 19| 10 36|:10 57| 12 57| 14 25|
+-------------+------+------+------+------+------+------+------+
ec = eurocity, fast international comfort train
ic = intercity, fast comfort train
 d = fast train
 : = supplement payable
 h = train with couchette / sleeping car
 r = reservation compulsory
 x = train with restaurant car
 y = train with bar, light meals available in the train
 * = these are times from 1991, may be not valuable any more

hasta pronto, ha det bra, share and enjoy
tobi
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Date:         Fri, 24 Jul 92 12:44:31 CDT
From:         DiBella <joe@EMAIL.NCSC.NAVY.MIL>
Subject:      Re: your mailj[4~
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              92 7:45 pm

>
>
> Does anybody know where the city of King of Prussia is?
>
> Write to me directly at pinto@gch.ulaval.ca
> Many thanks.
>
> jhqp
>
It is a suburb of Philadelphia, PA.

Northwest of the city limits, near the intersection of the
Pennsylvania Turnpike and Interstate 76.
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From: th66969@cc.tut.fi (Heimola Teijo)
Subject: ITALY and FRANCE-info needed
Organization: Tampere University of Technology, Finland
Date: Tue, 28 Jul 92 13:39:11 GMT


Hello !

I am planning a trip to Italy and France in August. I'd like
to visit Torino, Milan, Venice, Firenze, Bordeaux, Biarriz and
maybe some other places.

Now I need following information about these cities:

- what to see and what is worth visiting
- food and drink
- inexpensive places to stay a night (hostels/hotels)
- train travel-info
- special happenings in August
- dangers if any
- other interesting cities to see

Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Please send your reply via email and as soon you can.

Thanks !
From: IFF118@DJUKFA11.BITNET
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.travel-l
Subject: Re: Dehli, India
Date: 30 Jul 92 15:28:31 GMT
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I can not agree.

In contrast to christian religion, THERE IS NO TERM
CHRISTIANISE ( I mean equivalent to missionary etc )
existing in any hindu religions.

I've been for 3 months for my own there, and was
always surprised how tolerant people are.

What is difficult to stand, is the fact that you
will not have your private sphere, even in in WC
people feel entitelt to be with you....

India is a very save place, shure your money
can be stolen, but there's nothing more.

Do not take night busses in dangerous regions
( Jammu/Kashmir, Himmahal Pradesh ). Sikks put
bombs for Hindus, and when you are among them...

I was in the train  in which Hindus tried to
lynch couple of Sikks for bomb attack which
took place in that city previus night. Very bad
experience, but not dangerous any time.

My experience is from Dehli , Kashmir, and
Himahal Pradesh Himalaya.

Piotr
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Date:         Mon, 27 Jul 92 16:12:00 EST
From:         Richard J Sloane <UNCRICK@UNC>
Subject:      kauai
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.travel-l

My wife and I will be setting out on a round-the-world
trip beginning Oct 1, and the first stop is Kauai.  We
have read up on the island, and want to do some extensive
hiking at the Na Pali coast and Kokee State Park. I have
two questions:
   1) Has anyone done these hikes? Any comments?
   2) According to the books, rental cars are the only way
      to get around on Kauai.  Does anyone live on Kauai or
     know someone who does who would be willing to shuttle us
     around (for pay, of course, or in exchange for work).  Car
     rentals are out of our budget, and it seems a waste of money
     seeing that the island is not that big, and that the car would
     be sitting for the most part.
I tried to send this message a few weeks ago, but I don't think
it got around.  If you read this before, a thousand pardons.
Rick Sloane   UNCRICK@UNC
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Date:         Thu, 23 Jul 92 17:26:37 EDT
From:         William Kemp <wkemp@S850.MWC.EDU>
Subject:      Campground Guides
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Ron Helwig asks about guides to campgrounds other than the
booklet anyone can pick up at a KOA. Both Rand MacNally and
Woodalls publish annual campground atlases and guides,
available at your friendly local bookstore. The guides list
locations, amenities, number of sites, etc. but don't review
or rate the campgrounds. I've used the Rand MacNally for years
and found it satisfactory.

Bill Kemp
Fredericksburg, Va.
wkemp@s850.mwc.edu
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Date:         Fri, 24 Jul 92 15:54:21 +0200
From:         "Willem-Olaf Huijsen" <huijsen@CS.UTWENTE.NL>
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Hello everybody,

My name is Willem-Olaf Huijsen. I am a computer-science student
from Holland. Together with a highschool-friend of mine I am
visiting the United States next month.

My question to you is whether you can advise my some places
to stay the night, both cheap and SAFE. And everything else
you may want to ask or tell me I will be glad to receive!
Please send any responses to 'rc4@medea.lnv.agro.nl'.

Here is where we'll go:

(*)  New York       92.07.31  -  92.08.02

(*)  Washington     92.08.03  -  92.08.05

(*)  Orlando        92.08.06  -  92.08.09

(*)  Miami          92.08.10  -  92.08.12

(*)  Los Angeles    92.08.13  -  92.08.15

(*)  California     92.08.16  -  92.08.19

(*)  San Francisco  92.08.20  -  92.08.23

(*)  Houston        92.08.24

(*)  Austin         92.08.25  -  92.08.29


I also understand that in some states people also
speak a lot of Spanish? Could you tell me some more
about this?

Thank you for any responses,
(please send them to 'rc2@medea.lnv.agro.nl')


  Greetings from Holland,


                              Willem-Olaf Huijsen


                                        Willem-Olaf Huijsen
                                        Witbreuksweg 381-304
                                        NL-7522 ZA  Enschede
                                        Tel. +31/53/895134

N.B. Please mail to 'rc4@medea.lnv.agro.nl'.
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Date:         Mon, 27 Jul 92 14:36:49 EDT
From:         rgtaylor@UALR.EDU
Subject:      RE: Going to New Mexico (with camera!)
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I visited New Mexico in August 1991.  I absolutely fell in love with
the land and the people.  I posted a rather lengthy message to the list
back in the spring of 1992, after March sometime.  You might look through
the archives for the message.  It contains alot of good info.

Wish I was going!!

Ranette
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Date:         Tue, 28 Jul 92 12:00:38 MST
From:         Roger <CARROLL@SCC>
Subject:      India
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Before going to India, I would suggest you read Tommy Thompson's "Serpentine"!

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Date:         Mon, 27 Jul 92 16:30:51 CDT
From:         K31412I@ALIJKU11
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I'm going to Portugal, possibly also Spain from Aug.1 st to Sept. 1 st this
year. Who can give me tips of places one may not miss,(lovely countryside,
great buildings, nice people, fun, water) for two girls with a dog, little mone
y and knowledge only of french (a bit) and latin. Important: Also hints of wher
e there is what to see as far as PHYSICS is concerned would interest me (study
physics and work in a lab). Thank you| Suzanne Schuster
K31412i at alijku11.edvz.uni-linz.ac.at
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Date:         Tue, 28 Jul 92 15:49:00 CDT
From:         PCSD1609@VEGA.SELU.EDU
Subject:      Dehli, India
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.travel-l

        World travelers,
        I assume that you are concerned about your safety in India.
There are some areas in India that are unsafe where religious intollerance
leads to violence. Many Hindus and Muslims do not heed Mahatma Gahndi's
advice. However, the "tourist traps" are reletively safe. After landing in
Dehli, hire a guide with a reliable car. You will want to tour the "golden
triangle" ie. Dehli-Agra-Jaipur. It is a 5 hors drive between cities, but
this will enable you to see the real India. In Agra, see the Taj Mahal with a
guide who can make it a little more intrigueing. After seeing the red ford,
you will make another trip to Jaipur. There is a bird sanctuary in between.
Spend at least 3 days in Jaipur.
        Advice: don't drive at night. Hire a guide (prices are cheap!)
Drink bottled water only. Ignor the 6 billion beggars. Bring Imodium AD.

                                             Have a safe trip, DYLAN
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Date:         Wed, 22 Jul 92 09:36:42 MST
From:         Roger <CARROLL@SCC>
Subject:      San Diego
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RE: What to do in San Diego

Although there have been many conference entries regarding San Diego in
the past, here are some thoughts:

 1.  Wild Animal Park (run by San Diego Zoo and a marvelous place to visit).
 2.  Spend a day visiting all the sites at Balboa Park.
 3.  Eat at Anthony's Seafood Grotto (downtown) - tell them you want a window
     and have an appetizer in the bar.
 4.  Why hasn't anyone on this list ever mentioned Black's Beach, near the
     Scripts (sp?) Institute.  Must be because of all the naked people!

                                        Virtually,

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Date:         Fri, 24 Jul 92 20:34:27 +0200
From:         "Willem-Olaf Huijsen" <huijsen@CS.UTWENTE.NL>
Subject:      RECTIFICATION - READ FIRST
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  !!! RECTIFICATION  !!!  RECTIFICATION  !!!  RECTIFICATION  !!!
  !!! RECTIFICATION  !!!  RECTIFICATION  !!!  RECTIFICATION  !!!
  !!! RECTIFICATION  !!!  RECTIFICATION  !!!  RECTIFICATION  !!!


   Concerning: PLACES TO STAY IN THE UNITED STATES


   I checked the addresses I put in an earlier message,
   in which I asked for comments on places to stay in the States,
   but I guess I didn't do it well enough:


   ==========================================================
   Please send your comments ONLY to 'rc4@medea.lnv.agro.nl'.
   ==========================================================


     That is: 'r' 'c' 'FOUR'!


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Date:         Thu, 30 Jul 92 09:40:48 MST
From:         Roger <CARROLL@SCC>
Subject:      Thanks
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TO:  Wilhelm Pitzeier, Rob Sullivan, and THE LIST.....

I think Wilhelm's compilation and contribution deserves applause.  Too often
someone will ask for info about an upcoming trip, but not inform the LIST
about responses received.  Also, I would sure like to see more people writing
something to the list AFTER they finish their trip (what tips were good,
which ones were bad, and new ideas for the rest of us).

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Date:         Mon, 27 Jul 92 14:23:48 EST
From:         Ed Baum <baume@GVSU.EDU>
Subject:      GREAT BARRIER REEF
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.travel-l

          I would like to hear from anyone who can recommend good
          accomodations and dive operators on the Queensland coast.
          Your advice is greatly appreciated.
From: julian@baldur.lbl.gov (julian cortella)
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Subject: Re: Drive Fast, Drive Hard! [ was re: trip to Paris ]
Date: 30 Jul 92 21:40:23 GMT
Reply-To: julian@baldur.lbl.gov (julian cortella)
Organization: Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, Berkeley CA USA
NNTP-Posting-Host: 128.3.128.80

You know, I just spent about two months on a driving tour through
Europe (France, Spain, Switzerland, Belgium, . . .).  France
was pretty fun, although I was never really scared, even 
whizzing through roundabouts in Paris.  Spain,...now there's
a thrill!  Those white lines on the road?  Oh, they're just
grafitti; ignore them.  Those red lights on that post at the
intersection?  Oh, it's just decoration!  I really didn't get 
to see much of Spain, I was always looking out for all the 
other drivers.

The Spanish drivers make the Indy 500 look like a calm, Sunday
cruise.  Buckle up!
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Date:         Thu, 30 Jul 92 21:19:25 EDT
From:         "Henry,Otto,W" <MUHENRY@ECUVM1>
Subject:      Re: Help, suggestion or trip-mate needed for travel in NC area
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.travel-l

about camping alon <g the coast of North Carolina: There are some camp grounds
on the outerbanks around Nag's Head, but always felt they were very uncomfortab
le because of hot sand and critters! There are some nicer grounds on down aroun
d surf city, but stay away from  Cherry Point Marine base- the jets take off at
 6 A.M. and you don't want to be around then!The camping grounds one the sound
side (vs the ocean side) are usually better. Take insect repeallant and don't s
tep on the sand nettles! Happy camping! O. Henry
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Subject: HAWAII trip for saleI have a voucher for a great trip for two to Hawaii that for various rea-
From: COLLEEN FEDDERS <CF8TOPER@MIAMIU.BITNET>
Date: Tuesday, 21 Jul 1992 13:29:15 EDT
Organization: Miami University - Academic Computer Service

sons I can no longer make.  The voucher includes 8 days/7 nights in a hotel in
Honolulu, hotel/airport transfer, baggage handling, continental breakfast, and
all applicable taxes.  Plus, airfare is buy one get one free.  I am offering
the voucher for $450.  If you are interested, send mail to my account
(CF8TOPER@MIAMIU) or call me at (513)523-5351 and ask for Colleen.
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Date:         Thu, 23 Jul 92 13:27:47 EST
From:         MAUREEN BENNETT <BENNETMM@SNYCENVM>
Subject:      Re: Campgrounds in the USA, other than KOA?
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              23 Jul 92 06:59:46 GMT from <rcronh@WSRES1.INFO.WIN.TUE.NL>

Ron:

    Instead of calling/writing each individual state, stop in at almost any
bookstore upon arrival in the United States and buy a copy of that region's
Rand McNally Campground guide.  This and similar guides will list all
campgrounds, private and government sponsored, with the ammenities available
at each one.  I have used these often and find them to be pretty accurate.


Maureen Bennett
State University of New York
Central Administration
Albany, NY
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From: zmueller@utkvx1.utk.edu (Wilhelm Mueller)
Subject: Re: Help, suggestion or trip-mate needed for travel in NC area
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Date: Thu, 30 Jul 1992 13:16:00 GMT

In article <92212.005200YAGHC@CUNYVM.BITNET>, <YAGHC@CUNYVM.BITNET> writes...
>Hi, I am planning a campping trip to North Carolina, especially for some places
>near the beach. Does any one has any suggestions where is the best place to go
>for one week to 10 days such trip. Or any body wants to do the same thing and
>needs company. I am a graduate stuent at City Universtiy of New York.
> 
>Thank you for any information.

Its been a few years since I have been there, but I you are interested in
camping near/on the beach in NC, Cape Hatteras (sp?) and the National Seashore
is the place to go.  I am sorry that I cannot provide more concrete
information.  Perhaps there are others who can provide details.

	---Wilhelm (ZMUELLER@utkvx.utk.edu)
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