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I had a layover in Singapore on my way to AND from Malasyia that was approximately 13 hours each time. It was dreadful but I got to know some drunk Australians.
You've quite obviously never been within the city limits of Clermont. The area with a Clermont mailing address where all the tourists go is NOT Clermont proper. It also isn't full of tourists, as there are few hotels and short-term rentals are not allowed--the City code enforcement officer fines owners who try that game very dearly.
You don't know where I went in Orlando and in the surrounding area.
You can do all that in the greater Orlando area. In fact Clermont, which is just west of Orlando, is well known for being a training ground for bicycling teams from around the world. The same area offers a chain of lakes which are perfect for kayaking and canoeing, and there are places which rent both as well as paddle boards.
I wouldn't go to Florida and not be on the ocean. No dolphins in the lakes. I liked kayaking on the Gulf. Pretty beaches.
But we've been going to different places in winter and haven't been to Florida since 2004.
I've driven all over central Florida and its the same everywhere.
We were there for five weeks.
Obviously you haven't, or you didn't bother to actually look out the window. Florida is VERY diverse in terms of scenery, culture, and history. By the way, I doubt you have ever driven in Florida--perhaps ridden in a car...
I agree. I prefer most of the central and Southern part of Europe in the spring or fall. Anything from March through May. I'd rather have to put on a coat or sweater than swelter in places with no or barely any aircon.
I love March in London--little rain and cool but not cold days.
London gets much warmer than Scotland. We've had quite a lot of sunny days in the 70's this summer, hit 78 one day. That's very unusual to get so many nice days. It's a gamble traveling here though and tourists must be prepared for anything - shorts, fleece jacket, raincoat.
Off topic but basically when I was about 14 I was in class and these folk were bragging about all the stuff they owned so I thought i'd sicken them by informing them that we had a Porsche 911 and a Private plane.. Well I never heard the end of it.. They did not believe me (and I don't see why).. And kept bringing it up every darn day.
I would say I get pretty good holidays.
People who owns planes and porsches do NOT fly economy class.
London gets much warmer than Scotland. We've had quite a lot of sunny days in the 70's this summer, hit 78 one day. That's very unusual to get so many nice days. It's a gamble traveling here though and tourists must be prepared for anything - shorts, fleece jacket, raincoat.
Oh I agree. I was in Dundee and Luechars in late March a number of years ago and it was quite cold. They got sleet the one day. Even in the summer I still bring a warm sweater when visiting the UK.
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