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To: UncleHambone; MadIvan
(Ivan, this man would appreciate your advice - see below)

How would the reception be in London, or the Isle of Man? We're planning to visit some day, as somewhat of a personal thank you to your nation.

I think that the residents of the Isle of Man would be friendly to American visitors, but I can't really advise you about the best parts of London to visit, as I haven't been there in the last 18 years. However, Ivan lives down in London and so if he is not too busy at the moment, (he has been getting a lot of replies recently - like 500 today already), then he may be able to tell you if there are any areas of London - or specific places in London - which visiting Americans should avoid.

If you were to visit York or Newcastle upon Tyne then I'm confident that you would be well received as I have spent 11 years in those two cities. (Although, be careful walking around the city centre after 8PM on Friday and Saturday nights, since there are always a lot of drunk and rowdy people on the streets during those periods).

12 posted on 05/06/2005 2:23:31 PM PDT by David Hunter
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To: David Hunter
Visited York years ago and found it a very interesting place. There was some beautiful country nearby - the Dales?? Hadrian's Wall was a good trip too.

I'll just confess I'm an Anglophile.

15 posted on 05/06/2005 2:52:06 PM PDT by colorado tanker (The People Have Spoken)
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