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I've been posting information about these trips in various ways. Occasionally, I've posted reports on my own web page. More often, I post a trip report on the Fodor's travel forum. I've also sometimes posted photographs on the Kodak EasyShare Photo site (I may use other photo sites in the future). We find the Fodor's Forums to be enormously useful in planning our trips. Posters on the forums are extremely generous with their time, answering travel questions based on their own personal experience. In return, we post "trip reports" when we come back from a trip, and answer questions asked by others. Both Margie and I post under the screen name "justretired". The trips are listed below in reverse chronological order (that is, the most recent first). The underlined link after the name of each of the following reports will take you to the following: My page
will take you to a report on my own web page (with a few photos)
COSTA RICA, FEBRUARY, 2010
FRANCE, MISCELLANEOUS
FRANCE, SEPTEMBER, 2009
Trip report: Languedoc, Gorges du Tarn, Arles
My page
Fodor's
MEXICO, MARCH, 2009
Trip report: Club Med, Cancún Fodor's
ITALY, OCTOBER, 2008
FRANCE, SEPTEMBER, 2007
MEXICO, FEBRUARY, 2007
ITALY, MAY–JUNE, 2006
Each section of the above report, at the end, provides a link to the next section. But if you want to go to them directly, the separate sections are at: Trip report: The Lakes District
Fodor's
FRANCE, SEPTEMBER–OCTOBER, 2004
On the road in Lyon, Ecole des Trois Ponts, & Provence (initial report)
Fodor's
SPAIN, NOVEMBER, 2003
I also have a page of travel documents that we have carried with us (these are Microsoft Word documents). They include two files on Venice, and files on restaurants in the parts of Provence and Languedoc that we have visted. Another page tells you how to type accented characters, which can be useful when entering information about foreign destinations. FINALLY: I posted a page about HTML "tags" you can use when posting on Fodor's, to better format your text. It shows you how to enter text in bold, italics, and other formats, how to enter accented characters such as é, special characters such as ç and €, and so on. This page was last updated May 9, 2010
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