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Dakota Lesmercy wrote:
Definitely go to Belgium and sample their chocolate/waffles!
You'll never be happy with the chocolate/waffles here in America until you've tried the Belgian kind!
Dakota.
You'll never be happy with the chocolate/waffles here in America until you've tried the Belgian kind!
Dakota.
This. Belgian chocolate is the best thing ever made. EVER.
If i could, i'd +1 your post! :3
Dakota.
Statistics: Posted by Dakota Lesmercy — October 21st, 2012, 12:30 pm
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Definitely go to Belgium and sample their chocolate/waffles!
You'll never be happy with the chocolate/waffles here in America until you've tried the Belgian kind!
Dakota.
This. Belgian chocolate is the best thing ever made. EVER.
Statistics: Posted by Riptide — October 19th, 2012, 5:30 pm
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You'll never be happy with the chocolate/waffles here in America until you've tried the Belgian kind!
Dakota.
Statistics: Posted by Dakota Lesmercy — October 7th, 2012, 8:12 pm
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as for attractions, Edinburgh is going to be suggested to you lots. dont go there just for the castle. its actually a big let down.
if you do end up in there, i would start with an open bus tour. the guide will give you a quick bit of information about what you are passing by. then whatever you interested in, go back there and visit for a while.
Statistics: Posted by Market Man6 — October 7th, 2012, 1:36 pm
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The fiancee and I will be traveling in Europe in May for Choir and going to Italy. We had the option to extend the trip, and she and I choose to do that. We'd like to go to the UK, and visit the big ones, London, Dublin, somewhere in Scotland. What I need from you guys is cheap (but nice) hotels to stay in, how to travel while there, etc. Pretty much where we should go and what we should see, where to stay, must sees, must avoids, etc.
Statistics: Posted by Tanksandguns — October 7th, 2012, 2:13 am
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