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I’ve only been to Dublin – but it was fantastic anyhow. I truly recommend taken the DART train and going through the whole line – that is if you like scenic views – it is a great way of seeing it – and if you buy a day ticket you can stop off at all the little towns on the way – ... Do stop at Howth and have some great seafood lunch … the best I’ve tasted … the seafood is really fresh …if you’re going north. Also, stop at Malahide – just have the great walk to the castle even if you don’t go in – you pass through a pretty forest walk, which kind of reminds you of a fairy tale path (except it is paved!) – and towards the south -whilst I haven’t been at Greystones – I’ve been up to Bray … quite nice to get off the train and have a bit of stroll on the beach. I didn’t stop at Dun Laoghaire – but I’ve heard it is a place to visit.

The lake is great and there are a number of walks you can take and see the river flowing and look at where slate was mined. Truly very nice place. The village is quite nice and quaint. Wonderful gardens. The pubs serve alright food.

The hills with all the old architecture (castles?) are wonderful to see. And you can see the sea. It is nice and hilly with great alleys

One of the better places in the US where you can get good food – which has taste! Due to the Hispanic influence I believe

Was here for 6 days on a conference. Went to other US cities – but I loved this one the most … not too crowded – nice pace of things.

This is the town closest to the Guyana border and is situated on the Corentyne River. It is not a bustling town but it is a nice road trip to there – lots of rice fields to be seen. The town is very nice and quiet with some decent restuarants.

If you go to Suriname, there is a high liklihood of someone will know your language. The official language is Dutch. But there are so many different culture including Chinese, Javanese, East Indians, Blacks and Caucasians, and most people will speak Dutch and one of these native language (Hindi, Javanese, Chinese). Some even know Spanish and French as well! An a lot of them know English. This interesting mix of culture does mean Suriname has a lot of different food to choose from

Everyone will love St. Vincent. Wonderful country – had some wonderful time there. Haven’t been there in a long time, was there during my high school years (1989-1994).

Great beaches … good for snorkelling. Wonderful volcanic formations.

I’m from Trinidad and I’m going to go home for Easter! Yeah! Wonderful place. Love my homeland.

I’m going to Istanbul for a conference in July, 2006. Hope its not too hot at this time of the year. The place looks great!