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From: jvb@duke.UUCP (Jack V. Briner, Jr.)
Newsgroups: net.travel
Subject: England
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Date: Mon, 6-May-85 10:57:53 EDT
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Posted: Mon May  6 10:57:53 1985
Date-Received: Thu, 9-May-85 01:50:18 EDT
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My soon to be wife and I will be travelling in Europe.  Being newcomers to
travel abroad, we decided to go on a tour.  Perhaps a bad mistake, but one
that has already been made.  Since it is our honeymoon, we decided we did
not want to take too much for chance.  

We will have two or three days in London before our tour starts and are 
willing to be a little venturesome in a land were we (sort of) speak the
language.  Does anyone have some suggestions for travelling out into the
country in England for two days?  I love coasts and it might be fun to
go to one of the coasts.  We were thinking of Bed and Breakfasts or an
Inn.  

Where do you suggest we go?
How do we get there?  (Should we rent a car?  Or will the trains be ok?)
What can we see while we are there?  or on the way there?

For those wishing to comment on our poor choice of a tour, I suggest instead
of flaming, giving us some useful suggestions of what we can see when we are
away from the tour.  We are going on a leisurely tour including London, 
Paris, Lucerne, Venice, Florence and Rome.  Any suggestions of what we can
do for a day excursion from these places by train or by bus will be greatly
appreciated also.  (We have between two and three days in each town; so, we
have most of the time to ourselves).

        Thanks,
        Jack 
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