[GCFL-discuss] England

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I did spend about 18 months there curtsey of Uncle Sam, that would be in 60
and 61. Didn't get around much as a  tourist.  We are looking at  tours and
want to avoid crowds. I say October would be better than the Summer, the
wife wants to go in July or August. This would be a guided tour and I'm
thinking that the tail end of the season would be better that in the thick
of things, less crowds.


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> Dave, I don't live in England, and have not been there for 42 years, but
> when is the best time to go depends on what you want to experience when
> you get there. I would enjoy spending November in the Outer Hebrides, but
> September in the Lake District would be nice too. Or are you looking for
> the feel of London at Christmas as presented in "A Christmas Carol"? But
> the slums are not the same. Etc. Etc. Etc.
>
> Siarlys
>
>
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