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Where should I go on vacation tomorrow?
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Hawaii, and take me w. you, pleaaaaaaassssssseeeeee! 
Well, that's more than you wanted to go and more than you wanted to spend, but what the heck.
Well, that's more than you wanted to go and more than you wanted to spend, but what the heck.
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Appalachian- It's about six hundred miles. However, I have a week's vacation in early July, so maybe I should get them to send a traveler's guide. It looks very nice.
However, I have a week's vacation in early July, so maybe I should get them to send a traveler's guide. It looks very nice. What is there to do in Mobile? Do you have any suggestions?
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Joe's right. Go elsewhere. You could go to Texas...there's umpteen million dude ranches, there's Houston and well...ballgames...nice hotels...the ship channel...Dow Chemical....well, maybe you shouldn't go to Houston.
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We'll have to go one day. Can you wait a couple of years?Hawaii, and take me w. you, pleaaaaaaassssssseeeeee!
Is August of 2010 good for you? It's completely acceptable to spend a wad of cash after graduation, which won't happen until May, 2010.I would love, love, love to go!!!
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There is the space camp attraction on the way to Mobile. That might be cool.
If you want to go to a nice, white sandy beach, try Ft. Walton beach. Nice. When there you must have some Apalachicola oysters, absolutely wonderful.
If you want to go to a nice, white sandy beach, try Ft. Walton beach. Nice. When there you must have some Apalachicola oysters, absolutely wonderful.
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This looks cool. It's a medical museum in Mobile. http://www.mobilemedicalmuseum.com/
(Medical museum is a no-go. It's only open Monday-Friday.)
I've been to the pharmacy museum in New Orleans three times already.
ETA: The Museum of Mobile is open on Saturday and Sunday. http://www.museumofmobile.com/html/about.php
It's $5 for admission. That's a steal!
(Medical museum is a no-go. It's only open Monday-Friday.)
I've been to the pharmacy museum in New Orleans three times already.
ETA: The Museum of Mobile is open on Saturday and Sunday.
http://www.museumofmobile.com/html/about.phpIt's $5 for admission. That's a steal!
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300 miles makes it a little limiting.
I'd invite you to come to Nashville . . . but it's too far. Ditto, the Great Smokey Mountains.
Buy a gun, visit Memphis? ;-) (j/k!)
I'd invite you to come to Nashville . . . but it's too far. Ditto, the Great Smokey Mountains.
Buy a gun, visit Memphis? ;-) (j/k!)
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I know. I'm trying to do a day or day and a half trip. I could always stay home and get intimate with New Orleans. Although, that's just as limiting in a different kind of way.
I'm very curious about the Tennessee, Kentucky, Virginia area. I don't know what to expect out of that part of the country. It's mysterious...
The idea of Mobile is getting better and better. The Space301 museum is open tomorrow too.
http://www.space301.com/gen_info.php
Huntsville, Alabama has the Space Museum. That's almost within your range. A little over, I think.
BTW, if you ever get to Tennessee, parts of the Cumberland Plateau and the Great Smokeys are absolutely gorgeous. Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge are a bit touristy, but they're okay for a family. Nashville, of course, has lots of music related stuff. The CMA Music Festival was a couple of weeks ago; 90,000 people from all over the world showed up.
BTW, if you ever get to Tennessee, parts of the Cumberland Plateau and the Great Smokeys are absolutely gorgeous. Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge are a bit touristy, but they're okay for a family. Nashville, of course, has lots of music related stuff. The CMA Music Festival was a couple of weeks ago; 90,000 people from all over the world showed up.
