Your favorite trip reports
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I remember mine the best, obviously. 
Of the recent ones, I like artstuff's one on Bavaria Germany the most.
http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=35116484

Of the recent ones, I like artstuff's one on Bavaria Germany the most.
http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=35116484
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LuckyLuc in Paris. It was wonderful:
http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=34728383
And mebe in Italy, one of the best trip reports I have ever read; informative, emotional, evocative:
http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=34802236
Anselm
http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=34728383
And mebe in Italy, one of the best trip reports I have ever read; informative, emotional, evocative:
http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=34802236
Anselm
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Any dining report by JulieVikmanis, anything by escrunchy (I'm their loyal foodie fan)
plus amsdon's wonderful Segovia-Pedraza report, the Camino de Santiago walk report by marigross, also yk's incredibly detailed recent report on her February Spain trip (now that's one helpful report if I ever read one!), the recent ode to Madrid by Anne Marie....
oops and comfyshoes, as well.
I read and remember all the great Spain reports, since Spain travel is my obsession!
plus amsdon's wonderful Segovia-Pedraza report, the Camino de Santiago walk report by marigross, also yk's incredibly detailed recent report on her February Spain trip (now that's one helpful report if I ever read one!), the recent ode to Madrid by Anne Marie....
oops and comfyshoes, as well.
I read and remember all the great Spain reports, since Spain travel is my obsession!
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I've read some great trip reports here. Right now I'm waiting for the next installment by the Canadian teacher who took two dozen kids to France and Spain.
I third the MaiTaiTom - his report, chalked full of pictures and hilarity was one of my all time favorites.
Second on ThinGorgeous and Barbara and the divas - sill hoping for a movie to come out on Barbara's. Funny, I was just thinking of these last two on my way to work this morning. There are snippets of both that crack me up, even now.
All of these folks have writing styles that, while varied, I just love reading.
I really enjoyed Travelgirl's adventure of a lifetime. What a trip. I'm just so glad that people take the time to write these reports. The stories take me away and the places they talk about spark my interest for travel in different directions.
Thank you to all the people who contribute.
I third the MaiTaiTom - his report, chalked full of pictures and hilarity was one of my all time favorites.
Second on ThinGorgeous and Barbara and the divas - sill hoping for a movie to come out on Barbara's. Funny, I was just thinking of these last two on my way to work this morning. There are snippets of both that crack me up, even now.
All of these folks have writing styles that, while varied, I just love reading.
I really enjoyed Travelgirl's adventure of a lifetime. What a trip. I'm just so glad that people take the time to write these reports. The stories take me away and the places they talk about spark my interest for travel in different directions.
Thank you to all the people who contribute.
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Wow, yk, thanks for the shout out!! Writing trip reports made me realize just how hard/time consuming it is. I learn from most, and like a huge variety of reports (funny, short, long, etc.)
I'll check my bookmarks for some of my favorites and post them with their links.
I'll check my bookmarks for some of my favorites and post them with their links.


