Where should I go this summer?

[Liep]

I'll go ahead and recommend Copenhagen then. A new quite awesome exibition on vikings just opened in the national museum.

[Gups]

I had a few days in Copenhagen early this year. It's a lovely city but very expensive (even for someone used to London prices).

[mongers]

Oh, and Tim don't bother with London, England.   

[garbon]

Oh, and Tim don't bother with London, England.   

I was going to suggest Chester and Conwy.

[mongers]

Oh, and Tim don't bother with London, England.   

I was going to suggest Chester and Conwy.

What has a 1940s radio comedy double-act got to do with it ?

[garbon]

Oh, and Tim don't bother with London, England.   

I was going to suggest Chester and Conwy.

What has a 1940s radio comedy double-act got to do with it ?

Actually now that I've looked, looks like the BBC had a tv episode of that exact itinerary.

[mongers]

Oh, and Tim don't bother with London, England.   

I was going to suggest Chester and Conwy.

What has a 1940s radio comedy double-act got to do with it ?

Actually now that I've looked, looks like the BBC had a tv episode of that exact itinerary.

[Richard Hakluyt]

I think I would avoid a lot of Southern Europe for the suggested dates, much as I love those places August is not the month to go.

[Admiral Yi]

How is Australia in winter?

[The Brain]

This is a summer trip.

[Grey Fox]

How is Australia in winter?

Less Hot.

[garbon]

How is Australia in winter?

Less Hot.

Weather channel says it is in cool 60s this week for Sydney.

[Caliga]

There's no part of Australia (except maybe Tasmania?) that truly gets *cold* in the winter, right?  I thought all of Australia had either a tropical climate or climates like southern California or Florida, depending on humidity.

[Admiral Yi]

Australia in the 60s would be less than ossum for summer vacation.

[mongers]

There's no part of Australia (except maybe Tasmania?) that truly gets *cold* in the winter, right?  I thought all of Australia had either a tropical climate or climates like southern California or Florida, depending on humidity.

It's a continent, I wouldn't be surprised if it has a bit more variety than that. 

Maybe it even has a glacier somewhere? 

edit:
I misremembered there aren't any glaciers in Australia, though bizarrely there are some in Papua/Papua New Guinea island of all places.