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baggage allowance is 20 kilo’s. Thanks for any advice

It would be even more exciting in my opinion if the finals were played on grass for London as Great Britain hosts 3/3 grass tournaments a year.

i want a step up from my squier which ive been playing since i was a beginner. i now want a fender or something, up to $1000. something versatile that sounds good in all kinds of styles, something i can tour with locally at home. any idea which particular make i should buy? im currently in london though i live in aus — i want to buy something here as theres more choice and ive heard that good guitars are actually cheaper in europe – the cost of importing from overseas to aus makes guitars more expensive.
upgrading my own.. didnt even think of that. not a bad idea actually — my squier is old and japanese and sounds a lot better than most squiers… thanks yeah i just discovered denmark st!

Hey guys!! so like i said before, i am going on an Ef tour to London, Paris, and Rome! during March 14th to the 24th! so 10 days. I have a preppy/classy style, i bought 2 dresses so far and a really nice black kimono cardigan. I have 2 classy trench coats. So just to get you guys thinkin about what my style is like . Ok so my question is, will i get the opportunity to wear my dresses? and When? If you guys have been on an Ef tour, can you tell me when you dressed up and etc? What should i buy before i go? What is the style like? How should i do my hair? I know its a lot of questions, but i would really like to know the fashion, so please bear with me!!

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I plan to travel to UK next year around end of January. And this is how my itinerary sounds like:

3 days in London (taking a half-day to visit the stonehenge)
1 day stopping by Manchester
1 day in Leeds
2 days in Newcastle
2 days in Edinburgh
2 days in Glasgow
(2 days gap- undecided)
then return to London to spend the rest of the holiday there.

That’s just a rough plan on what I will do. What I have in mind is to include some little villages, instead of just cities. Fields with comfy cottages, cobblestone roads, that kind of stuffs. Is it possible to substitute any of the cities with other more interesting ones?

Also do you think I should fly to Dublin for the 2 days of gap I have? Or just perhaps spend them all in Britain?

Also what would be the best option (national railpasses, bus passes or so forth) for a travel itinerary like mine Cost-wise?

For those who wish to take part of a Dublin walking tour, you will have to learn more about the many tours in order to make an educated decision. You might be interested in different things from your trip to Ireland. If you want to enjoy different things, you may want to learn what you can about the different types of walking tours that are made available. If you enjoy the history, historical tours are available. For those who enjoy learning more about the Church’s effect on Irish history, sexual history tours are available. If you are one who enjoys the paranormal, you have several choices to choose from.

The Ghost Bus Dublin tour will provide you with a way to visit the legendary Hellfire Club. For the people that enjoy the supernatural, this type of tour can provide you with a great and unique event to enjoy. If you are one who does not or believe in the supernatural, the Ghost Bus Dublin tour can still provide you with a way to see if your beliefs are right or wrong. No one should be afraid to believe in different things and this tour is a way to experience the paranormal no matter what you think. Some people who might be strongly affected by supernatural activity are warned before arriving at Hellfire Club so they may prepare themselves for the possible influences of the area.

Take a little time to learn about the different tours that are available and you might find that each can provide something for everyone. The Ghost Bus Dublin tour is one that many people enjoy because of its connection to the occult. Instead of walking around Dublin on your own, you can take the Dublin walking tour that may scare you. Imagine being somewhere that haunted activity has taken place for almost three hundred years. While participating on a Ghost Bus Dublin tour, you will be provided with a torch to help you see. Imagine how exciting that might be. Can you remember the last Dublin walking tour that put you in that type of situation?

Everyone wants to enjoy a vacation and the Dublin walking tour can bring you a great deal of fun and excitement. The Ghost Bus Dublin tour is just one of the many different tours that will take you to places in Dublin. If you prefer the historical aspect, a different approach is required. If you want to learn more about medieval times in Ireland, a Dublin walking tour is available to meet your needs. So many tours are available that you might be a little confused to which type of tour is right for you. Some simple research can help you to determine which type of tour will best meet what you are hoping to get out of the tour.

The Ghost Bus Dublin tour will not be like the other tours that you may have tried. This tour is not the same as the other tours because it has connection to the dark things in life.

Darien Venture

Rocking ‘light metal’ addictive band with clever vocals and lyrics from Ayr.

Spy Movie

Easy-going band with jangley guitaring from Glasgow, with a soothing female vocalist.

Three Blocks From The Wake

Minimalist-electro trio from Ayrshire.

Howling Bells

Upbeat-but-mellow female-led band from UK

Anna Meldrum

Individual artist with happy vocals and upbeat acoustics.

Panda Su

Feist-like female singer-songwriter

Dead City Riots

Grungy Glasgow 4-piece

Dinosaur Pile-up

UK Grunge ‘Weezer/Nirvana-style’ talented threesome

Frightened Rabbit

Scottish cult mellow band, constantly gaining in popularity

Six People Away

Lightly vocaled duo with electric drums and a good clever beat

Acrylic Iqon

Electric-rocking multi-gender band with addictive fast riffs

The Merry Poppins

Funky, jazzy, Madness-akin indie band from Austria.

65 Days of Static

Multi-instrumental band with a few vocal pieces.

Kharma45

Derry-based epic crescendo-using foursome

Miniature Tigers

Incredibly addictive nonchalant-seeming US band

Boycotts

Female fronted indie-rocky band with complex guitaring

Brother Louis Collective

Lyrically direct calming band from Glasgow. Clarinet included

We Are The Physics

Intense-vocals doubled with rapid drumming Glasgow band, currently touring Japan.

Sky Larkin

Definate one-to-watch from Leeds. Jangly guitars coupled with addictive beats

The Xcerts

Optomistic Aberdonian band with heartfelt vocals. On the brink of stardom.

We Start Fires

Modest indie-rock foursome from Darlington

Popolo

Vocal-less funky band to bop along to

School of Seven Bells

Sleepy psychedelic band from New York, easy-listening

Bombay Bicycle Club

Featured in NME, Interpol-like vocals from a London band

FoxFace

Glasgow indie/folk-rock band, with Snow Patrol-sounding male vocalist

We Are Trapped In Kansas

Clever guitaring coupled with funky pauses and prolonged singing

Friendly Fires

Already taken off, disco-house pop band. Touring all over

Soap&Skin

Female solo artist, minimal vocals varying in pitch and speed. From Vienna

Skinflints

Airy vocals with solid beats from Scotland. Great guitaring and song set-up

Twin Atlantic

Scottish Blink182, very talented musicians jamming with singalongable tunes

MuteMath

From New Orleans, signed to Warner Bros in USA, incredibly addictive indie-pop

Red Light Company

Epic-sounding band from London, backing-vocals-tastic

Young Husband

Easy-going indie band from Melbourne. Garbage-like female vocalist

Ipso Facto

Dracula-style piano-workings from London. Talented female vocalist

The Boy Least Likely To

UK intriguing whispering vocalist with a constant happy vibe

Fighting Wire

Metal(ish) band from Northern Ireland. Jumpy, fast tunes

Cinders Fall

Heavy metal duo with softer-than-usual-for-metal vocals

Dumb Instrument

‘Outstanding’ says Vic Galloway, slow and poignant band from Ayrshire

As the long summer days become a distant memory, and the cold winter nights begin to draw in, most of us start to daydream about getting away from it all. We hope to escape the dark frosty mornings, the cold icy winds, the grey oppressing skies, but most of all we hope to escape the drudgery of everyday life that always feels so much more depressing in winter.

Well perhaps there is a light at the end of this long dark tunnel, perhaps one of those last minute breaks away somewhere will help; a change of scenery, change of climate, and more importantly, a change of lifestyle for a little while. Nothing too dramatic of course, or too expensive, even just a couple of days away can work wonders for our self esteem and feeling of well being, giving us a helping hand to make it through the harsh days of winter to the blossoming bloom of spring at the other side. Last minute breaks could be anything from one, two or three nights to a couple of weeks depending on your finances and amount of time you can get off work.

So think about what it is you need at the moment; some fresh air and exercise, some retail therapy, a spa break, some sun on your face, a theatre weekend even, or perhaps an all inclusive, self indulgent few weeks away from it all. The best place to start looking for last minute breaks is the internet; this is where you’ll find all the offers without having to go out in the cold!

If it’s a short break you are after then Dublin, Prague, Budapest or even Paris are a good place to start, Edinburgh or London also offer great shopping and theatres without having to leave the country, no escaping the weather there though! If it’s something a little warmer you are after, then the Canaries, Egypt or even the Caribbean are all strong contenders for some winter sunshine. Egypt boasts the wonderful Red Sea Region where you’ll be spoilt for choice with fabulous beaches, superb snorkelling and world class dive sites. The Canaries are a group of islands just off the North West coast of Africa, a diverse little collection offering vast sandy beaches, beautiful natural scenery, superb family entertainment, national parks, zoos and one of Spain’s top tourist attractions; the imposing Mount Teide volcano which dominates the skyline of Tenerife. If you fancy something a little further away, then why not try the Caribbean, a cluster of over 7000 islands offering gems such as Cuba, Jamaica, the Dominican Republic and Aruba with its soft white sandy beaches and dazzling warm blue waters. Fantastic all inclusive resorts are just waiting to indulge you while cosy guest houses offer an authentic and warm welcome.

Benidorm is a firm favourite with winter holidaymakers, many of which return year after year to the excellent facilities and balmy winter sunshine. Some older holidaymakers choose to stay for a month or more and it is extremely busy over Christmas and New Year. So empty out those pockets, check down the back of the sofa, count your copper and choose from the last minute breaks available today. Whether its overnight or a month away it will give you that much needed boost to see you through the long winter months ahead, but be quick, tour operators are having to make credit crunching cut backs and availability is limited, so act quickly and make sure you don’t miss out on the best of the last minute breaks on the market, turning that daydream into reality.

I really like greenday and when I found out they were touring in England I jumped at the chance to see them, living in greater london i automatically went for tickets to see them at the o2.

I found some on ebay for £137 and managed to win the bid but haven’t yet paid.

My mum said I could go on the trains (it would take about an 1hr20mins to get there from where I live on the tubes) if it was ok with the friend’s parents I went with (I’m 13 btw).

So my mum phoned my friend’s mum who said that she couldn’t go to the o2 on the trains with just me and back on a friday night around midnight (which is when the concert is). So now I don’t know whether to go with another friend who is allowed to the o2, or I found out greenday are also playing at Wembley (which is much much nearer) so I could try and get tickets for there, but they are more expensive and Wembley is nowhere near as cool as the o2.

What should I do?

London Museum of art has a large collection of art from Greece, Egypt, etc. Should they return the collection back to the country of origin?