[Sca-cooks] What the tourist cannot know
Susan Fox
selene at earthlink.net
Mon Oct 13 09:52:37 PDT 2008
That suggestion about a Florilegium topic makes some sense. Stefan
keeps the topics to historical subjects but on the other hand, the
"Travel" section includes: "SCA-by-train Traveling to SCA events by
train" and "SCA-transport Typical and unusual SCA vehicles and
transportation." Therefore, present-day travel tips are OK as long as
they pertain to the SCA somehow.
How about travel suggestions for historical-type destinations of
specific interest to SCA members? A lot of these don't make the typical
guide books. For example: the most recent Known World Heraldic
Symposium was in London this year and the locals had some excellent
excursions arranged for the visiting heralds.
Selene
Suey wrote:
> Right now a friend of mine is in Spain and he periodically mails me
> asking where to go in Burgos or Soria or whatever. I have been a
> little sharp with him. - 'You don't go to that over priced piece of
> junk but there etc. or no, I do not know where you are going, I have
> never been there.' - He asks me cause I am Spanish. At the same time
> some of you came out with places around Cincinnati so I sent on your
> info to a friend there. He replied he had spent many a happy week-end
> at that Jim or whatever its called.
> He also added that as my Merrill Lynch consultant for years and years
> perhaps some of you would like to make money instead of loosing money
> in the states. My account increased due to his personal attention last
> year. I guess Gunther I cannot advertise on line but if anyone is
> interested please contact me personally so I can give you this info on
> the miracle worker, so far.
> Anyway my idea is to create a Stefan file 'what the tourist cannot
> know' which can include an off beat restaurant on the way to Puerto .
> . .or an off beat beautiful place on the way to ??? or perhaps that
> Merrill Lynch gentleman or a travel agent who makes it possible to
> finance that trip to your favorite place or wherever . . .!!
> Suey
>
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