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Laura PourMeADrink

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12. Thanks ! Ya, we've driven and taken trains and
Tue Nov 13, 2018, 09:41 PM
Nov 2018

flights to get around. It's just that it's tempting to let a cruise line do the work . But, I guess I favor finding cool local inns to stay in and mapping our own way.

You sound like you know your way around. Been to Paris, Lake Logano (on Swiss/Italian border), Venice, Capri, and Rome and drove through Switzerland. We also just googled "cleanest lake in Europe". So stayed in absolutely picture perfect gorgeous Lake Annecy...not far from Switzerland.

The only thing I know for certain is that I want to go to Krakow and definitely back to Venice.

Any advice?

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Dubrovnik - Game of Thrones location for Westros ??? n/t CincyDem Oct 2018 #1
Croatia SimpleC Oct 2018 #2
It's a beautiful country! GeorgeGist Oct 2018 #3
Combination of factors FBaggins Oct 2018 #4
Interesting,! So there are no other deep water ports on the east side of Italy? Laura PourMeADrink Nov 2018 #8
There are a handful FBaggins Nov 2018 #9
That is so interesting. I was looking for a cruise around (only) Italy. Only Laura PourMeADrink Nov 2018 #10
Then don't worry about the cruise FBaggins Nov 2018 #11
Thanks ! Ya, we've driven and taken trains and Laura PourMeADrink Nov 2018 #12
Go to Dubrovnik voteearlyvoteoften Oct 2018 #5
Wow..where else did you go and wasn't crazy about? Laura PourMeADrink Nov 2018 #13
A friend went there snowybirdie Oct 2018 #6
It's a gorgeous country. sinkingfeeling Oct 2018 #7
Post removed Post removed Nov 2018 #14
Because it's extremely beautiful with 2,000 years of history, Roman ruins whathehell Dec 2018 #15
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