jack asked:


I hired a car and got off the tourist track. I couldnt escape the feeling that England was fixated on the past. The England of a hundred years ago was a wonderfull place, but I felt as if the entire country was a fighting tooth and nail to stay there. What do others think?

Leonore asked:


I’ve lived in the states all my life and I **** it. I am considering a move with my husband and 3 year old daughter to somewhere in England (not sure where exactly yet). I have many reasons but my most influencial is wanting a better education for my daughter. I was contemplating schooling her at home because of how bad the academics are here (unless you happen to be rich). My husband has visited Europe in the past, but visiting is different than living somewhere. So I want to know from a few perspectives, what makes Britian better? Pros and Cons? Maybe a few websites that can give me more insight? Thank you.

DeAnna C asked:


I really wanto work and live in Scotland or Ireland. I work in the Hospitality industry as a Spa Director. I guess now Its very hard for an American to get out of the U.S. (trust me I want to get out of here) Any advice as to how I can obtain A work permit? And of course find me a Scottish husband? =) Thanks guys!

zoe_latina asked:


Im from Mexico and i would like to visit United Kingdom 4 like a week and i have a visa 4 U.S.A. but i don’t what i need to visit U.K.
thanks

Athlete♥ asked:


When I’m a bit older, I plan on going to Europe (I currently live in the U.S.). Any ideas of good areas to visit in this area? I’d like to see Ireland, England, France, and Spain so if you have any suggestions…

Tea Gin girl asked:


My mother-in-law is coming to visit from Australia and has never seen snow before. We live in Liverpool.

We’d like to make it a road trip, if possible, and don’t mind driving long distances because we’re used to it (also Aussies).

Thanks for any input

paof2 asked:


I know this may seem like a strange question, but does anyone have suggestions about cheap or free holidays at the start of September this year?
Its for an adult m/f couple.
Somebody suggested ‘house sitting’, but where could I find out details on that?
Thanks for the answers, but it was house sitting, not house swapping.
Elfy, thanks for the offer, but I think we’d have to take it in turns to breathe…LOL.
As for camping, it’s a regular thing we do, and it looks as though we’ll be off to Wales again (unless I can persuade the better half to go back to Ringwood.

Nicola C asked:


Hello, I have booked a few weeks off work from 29 Sep 2008 – 06th Oct 2008and would like to go away for about 3night/4days I was thinking of a City break as I like history and sightseeing. I do not want to spend anymore than £400. Any suggestions or advice would be gratefully recived.

Athene87 asked:


Does anyone have any suggestions? Anything with holidays suitable for a culture vulture! Thanks.

HellsBells asked:


We r lookin 2 go in July, so in the holidays and we have a 3 year old, any suggestions would be good!