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Re: Wind turbines
Carl Sagan popularized the aphorism, "Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence".
I’d have to see some extraordinary evidence about the health dangers of wind turbines before I’d accept such health claims
Re: Wind turbines
We did this tour in 2018 - https://www.mikeandjudytravel.com/2018Ireland-01.htm - I don't remember any wind turbines but I wasn't looking specifically for them.
Why do you not travel anywhere near wind turbines? Is it the sound of the blades?
Re: 2024 Wildfires
Some of you should look at the restaurant for fine dining at the Post Inn not far from Lake Louise.
Re: Wind turbines
Just google "wind turbine conspiracy theories" and you'll see what's up.
I wonder if the OP hasn't responded yet because he's now on his around the world cruise sponsored by the flat earth society?
BKMD
Re: Canadian Rockies & Glacier Nat Pk July 2 2016
We took this trip 5 years ago, our first Tauck tour, and we loved it. Compared to other tours, this one is scenery intensive---no castles and cathedrals---instead you see Mother Nature's awesome beauty and majesty. This trip is the most casual one we have done besides Alaska. You need to look nice, but really dressy is not necessary, and you need to be warm. Glaciers are really cold!!! Enjoy your trip!!
Re: Part 2 of my report…much delayed
Wow Sandy, you can see that? He is very bright, loves to read and can tell you absolutely everything about all those African animals. He is like his granddad.
British
Re: Elegant Safari
This is a great tour. I took some “city clothes” aka black with scarves for Capetown and Joberg. The rest of the time we all wore our safari clothes to dinner as there was not time to change between game drives and the evening meal. I strongly recommend going to Capetown a day early so you can visit Robben Island. Safari Njema. .
Re: Elegant Safari
When Tauck first started going to Africa, there were only two tours to choose from, K and T and Elegant South Africa. We did K and T first, then ‘Elegant’ a couple of years later. It is the perfect combination of culture and Safari. I think it is so important to learn more about the area than just wildlife. Back then, the tour went to Robben Island. CapeTown certainly is a favorite city of so many people and worth staying longer.
British
Re: ESW brief review
There wasn't much opportunity to chat with people as the day after the show was all free time in London, followed by the farewell dinner the next evening. I did hear one person say they liked Frozen and another who enjoyed Phantom, but that was all. I saw Phantom on Broadway years ago and it was very good.
BKMD