Monday, November 23, 2015

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Do you tour a new city using the hop on hop off bus?

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10 comments:

  1. No i don't.... i always drive myself so i am free as a bird to get out or in and drive on whenever i want and another reason is that i don't like crowds of people ;-)

    Have a nice abc-day / -week
    ♫ M e l ☺ d y ♫ (abc-w-team)

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  2. No buses here, and I don't like long bus travels, but for here to there they come in very handy.

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  3. Once in London I used the hop on Hop off bus. I was with a group of students learning English.
    Have a Happy Thanksgiving! In Holland we don't celebrate this holiday. We didn't immigrate to this country like the first settlers in your country. I heard that it originates from that time.
    Wil, ABCW Team.

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  4. I took a tour in one of these type of buses when I was in Los Angeles, California, several years ago. Blessings!

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  5. double decker! interesting. I've never been on one
    ROG, ABCW

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  6. I just saw a tour bus like that here in Los Angeles. We don't ride them, but we do take pubic transportation. In fact, we got on the wrong train today, but figured it out two stops later. It didn't take us long to get back to our starting point and do it right the second time. But even that was an adventure. - Margy

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  7. That is a hazel free way to tour the city.

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  8. We have several tour buses around our city, the famous City of Liverpool UK.
    As well as the hop-on- hop-off Buses there is a Magical Mystery Tour Bus which
    takes visitors all around the city to visit The Beatles favourite haunts, Liverpool's
    famous sons.
    Best wishes,
    Di,
    ABCW team.

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  9. I prefer walking, but when I visited Barcelona I did go on the Hop-on Hop-off bus too. XD

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  10. Handy to get around on and Barcelona would have the perfect weather for the open top deck. We have some tour buses in the Lake District but they have a small amount of roof at the front, perhaps for the toursit to rush forward and under cover when it rains.

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