It's great to be in the midwest seeing family and meeting a couple BCPers in real life. But I'm ready to head back south! January is going to be a blast!
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Looking forward to January
Mon Dec 23, 2013 10:23 am
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Mon Dec 23, 2013 12:54 pm
Re: Looking forward to January
Looks like an adventure! Enjoy!
Mon Dec 23, 2013 2:54 pm
Re: Looking forward to January
Why the long way?
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Mon Dec 23, 2013 3:01 pm
Re: Looking forward to January
piperpainter wrote:Why the long way?
Because Key West and Cancun? That would be reason enough for me!
Mon Dec 23, 2013 3:08 pm
Re: Looking forward to January
svanarts wrote:piperpainter wrote:Why the long way?
Because Key West and Cancun? That would be reason enough for me!
Yup. Though probably Playa del Carmen or Tulum instead of Cancun. Just clearing customs in Cancun.
Also: Spending a week (or maybe more, just found out this is taking place contemporaneously with my visit http://www.greatbahamasairrace.org/) in Miami.
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Mon Dec 23, 2013 3:48 pm
Re: Looking forward to January
rw2 wrote:svanarts wrote:piperpainter wrote:Why the long way?
Because Key West and Cancun? That would be reason enough for me!
Yup. Though probably Playa del Carmen or Tulum instead of Cancun. Just clearing customs in Cancun.
Also: Spending a week (or maybe more, just found out this is taking place contemporaneously with my visit http://www.greatbahamasairrace.org/) in Miami.
Sweet. I would love to fly the Yucatan peninsula one day.
I've got the plane for it too. There are enough holes in my fabric to prevent all that sweat from pooling in the belly of the plane.
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