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New London, CT |
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34 | 37.78% |
San Diego, CA |
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23 | 25.56% |
Chicago, IL |
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33 | 36.67% |
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#91 |
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And yeah, if you have to buy a plane ticket, it will be $300 well spent, believe me. I think everyone who has attended a meet will tell you it's a unique experience and worth it.
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Well, I don't mind it - I'd always wanted to travel to that general area. It's been my big stress relief in the past year anyway, exploring the big ol' US-of-A
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#94 |
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TF Green Airport in Rhode Island is much closer to New London.
Fall River is about equidistant between Boston and RI airports but getting from RI would be a lot less traffic depending on time of day. Then there is The Constitution docked right in Charlestown just across the river from Bostons Logan Airport.
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#95 |
The Old Man
Join Date: Feb 2005
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I've been talking to my mother about this a little bit, and she said she wouldn't mind taking a three-day weekend this September, and going down the CT/RI/ME coastline with two of her sisters. I could do my Subsim thing, they could go shopping, antiquing, sightseeing, and so on. Just have to find a decent hotel to stay at in either New London or Fall River, and my transportation problem is squared away.
As for airports, Bradley International is just a few minutes away from the New England Air Museum, which has only a few naval exhibits, but is a fascinating place anyway. I could even recommend a few restaurants in the area...but I'm jumping ahead of myself here. |
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Curious if anyone will be driving up from this are as well. As far as flying in, I somehow suspect that there wouldn't be anything flying directly there from Buffalo...
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I wonder if you could just bunk up on the USS Massachusetts for the entire stay. Fall River is pretty much smack dab in the middle of the prospective sites and is only about 20 min from my place.
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#100 | |
Chief of the Boat
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#101 |
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I never got to the voting, and now it's closed it seems. Anyway, of the two most popular cities, New London would have been my choice too.
I guess the trip would be a flight to New York, and from there to NL is that by bus or train or what would be most convenient - and cheapest? Since I have never been to America before, being so close to New York, I guess other attendants other than me may think a day in New York would be awsome too. Here, I mostly think of Statue of Liberty or Ground Zero. But I guess there are some interesting stuff to see generally in the harbour area of NY too...?
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The Old Man
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![]() Seriously I dunno about 100 ![]() The only problem is that we only have one bathroom and a rather old leach field septic system so I'd probably have to rent a port-a-potty for more than an overnight stay, which is cool (as I won't be crapping in it) but I figured you old farts would want a more updated bathroom arraignment (y'know, in order to keep your expensive coiffures in order... ![]()
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Chief of the Boat
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#105 |
Wayfaring Stranger
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You better not, my wife would make you walk the plank!
And did I really call it a barbecue? I meant Clam Bake! What kind of beer and other libations do you people favor?
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