The most popular destination in the US is New York, though of course it is quite expensive. If you are planning to go in your winter vacation then try heading for the southern US. You can try California or/and Florida. Both should be warm. I would suggest California, because you have L.A. then central and Northern California. My friend really loves San diego as it is friendly, because the city is warm but snow is only 2 hours away.
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Well Washington this time of year tends to be rainy but....Woodbe Island is the bomb!! very beautiful!! (i may have spelt it wrong...)
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Party buses are expensive! For only 7-10 people, you ll spend about $200 each. Just not worth it. For a decent size limo, that will only cost you about $300-400 for 6 hours. I ve been out in both several times and limos are much nicer! The party buses are usually pretty trashed!
Boomerang Party bus is fairly affordable and it s a lot of fun. They have a pole and you can drink on the bus and they take you to several locations. It is open to the public so you would be sharing with other people but everyone got along well the time I went. I think they might also rent it out for private party s too.
Contact All Star DC Tour Service for rental rates, friendly, professional 800-423-0829. Used for family outing in Washington DC.
Target stores have them, try Walmart too.
Camelback is the first place to come to mind, but here are others:http://www.townliving.com/recreation/ski��Bear Creek Mountain is closer to Allentown- bcmountainresort.comAs far as other things to do: Martin Guitar ( Nazareth, Pa) gives free tours, Crayola Factory in Easton is nice if you have kids, There are outlets in Reading, and if you want to travel a little farther- Lancaster ( Amish, trains, outlets, and more) Hershey s Chocolate World in Hershey, and also Philadelphia and New York City aren t too faryou could check out fieldtrip.com to find more places -- http://www.fieldtrip.com/pa/free-pa.htmI m sure your friends that you are visiting can also recommend other places, as well hope this helps!
bear creek, blue mountain, elk mountain, jack frost big boulder, camel back just a few if you d like some more around new york or so lemme no
There might be a few more people heading downtown every day, but things probably wouldn t be much different otherwise.
I think there would be more corruption no offense. It s sad what Kilpatrick did and also what the other Council people did with the bribery over the farm area a couple weeks ago. If there was more money, then the city would have had lots of background things going on and we wouldn t know. Detroit shouldn t be so bad off, have you seen Hazel Park? The buildings are horrible there and the cities in southeast Michigan don t even have enough money to pay for the tree cleanups in the recent snow-wind storms.Maybe the buildings, streets, alleys would be better, maybe there would be more good homes, but I think the city would have been doomed when the big 3 started having problems and we still would be suffering unemployment.
Chrysler used to be located right in Highland Park, so their leaving didn t apparently change much of anything. Ford has been located outside of Detroit even when Detroit was the 4th largest city in the US.
1 1/2 hour for the main zoo may be 1/2 hour more for the children s zoo.
It will be enough.
yes it will