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  • black-saturn
    black-saturn Posts: 13,935 Forumite
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    postingalwaysposting wrote: »
    Also clothes what do you wear over there? All the holidays i have ever been on have been in the uk so i just wear the usual black trousers and baggy tshirts/jumpers but i am guessing i cant get away with that while away :rotfl: thanks again for helping :D
    Personally I would take the bare minumum. T shirts, trousers, shorts, a sun dress, sun hat and a blouse or long sleeved top. If your visiting some ancient sites or religious places they require you to cover your arms up. Sandals and some sturdy shoes for if the terrain is rough. Then just a bottle of shower gel, sunglasses, toothpaste, shampoo, plug adapters (you can get these in poundland). Buy your sunscreen when you get there as it's always much cheaper there or buy it in the sales after the summer season is over.
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  • Carol57_2
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    I would apply for your passport before October as the price is going to increase then.
  • postingalwaysposting
    postingalwaysposting Posts: 13,987 Forumite
    aww huge hugs bs... i never knew (outside dfw) there were so many people willing to help... i think thats me sorted :D one last thing though do you get a bug and then want to go away all the time? With uk holidays i can take or leave them are holidays to other countrys different? i can see this being expensive :rolleyes:
  • black-saturn
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    Yes I've got the travel bug now. Theres so many places I want to go to. problem is OH doesn't and prefers to stick to the same places every time so I take the children and leave him at home ;) . I've even just finished a travel and tourism course as I have the travel bug so bad.
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  • postingalwaysposting
    postingalwaysposting Posts: 13,987 Forumite
    black-saturn wrote: »
    Yes I've got the travel bug now. Theres so many places I want to go to. problem is OH doesn't and prefers to stick to the same places every time so I take the children and leave him at home ;) . I've even just finished a travel and tourism course as I have the travel bug so bad.

    :rotfl: great idea about the oh... i dont really want to see many places... ok a few inc malta, africa (south), usa, red sea and safari but i have my whole life ahead of me :rolleyes: i am sure i can fit it in somewhere :p
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