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I went there a couple of years ago with my friend and a couple of her friends. There are so many activites there for everyone. What i enjoyed most was the boat ride and everyone was sicking “YMCA”. Be sure to take a peek inside Forest Gump’s mini museum, that is if they still have that there. It was great sitting on the summer log chair with the box of chocolate from the movie and remember him say “Life is like a box of chocolate ….”

You wouldnt help but respect the man and his legacy and what he stood for. I went to have a feel for what it meant to be MLK in the 60s. I was challenged ‘cos here was a man who died for what he believed.

I went there at night with my boyfriend and the lights were just gorgeous. it’s a beautiful sight and it was the closest i had ever been to a real ship. the ship that was docked at the harbor was huge. i would definitely would to go back because there was also another smaller ship were you could eat and take in the sights. but i loved the view that night.

The castle they say was once owned by a very rich man, cant remember his name. Anyways, he couldnt afford the maintenance of the castle and it was closed, and now an organization is trying to restore it back. What i loved most about it was the garden. a perfect place for a wedding reception and it was great to see how the rich folks lived back them. the detailing in the ceilings was awesome. it gave me a peek into what buckingham palace would look like. It was beautiful, breath-taking and surreal. i love books, so i think the library was awesome too. huge.

I was born and bred there. I havent been back in almost 10 years. I know it is fun, cant wait to go back this December to see my family and old friends. The people there are smart and very friendly. The parties are colorful and crazy.

The first time i was there was June 2005. My church had a convention there and it was just horrible. I mean i come from Chicago, but New York is just too fast-paced. It is dirty and very thing there seems old and expensive. I would love to go back there just because i want to visit Times Square and other great places, but for the life of me, i wouldnt dare live there.

Very tiny city and very expensive. Most of the sales people are very unfriendly. I have family and close friends there, so they made it worth-while for me. Their clubs were great. I also loved their fish and chips.

The first time i went there … i fell in love with it. The people there are gorgeous (male & female). Their Pizza was the bomb! A section of the town has buildings made with grey-like stones or something. Beautiful place. And of course, the University of Aberdeen has buildings that are at least 500 years old. It was cold, but hey, i live in Chicago. Cant complain.

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I am Yoruba and was very thrilled to learn that there are few yoruba speakers in Brazil. I love football/soccer and would also love to visit Pele’s museum in brazil. And of course the colorful carnivals !!