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Re: Happy Thanksgiving, from all of us at TravelGumbo!

DrFumblefinger ·
GarryRF, You must try the King (Elvis Presley's) favorite sandwich. Peanut butter and banana, fried in butter. Forget about the cholesterol -- give it a go. It's much better than it sounds! Part of the joy of traveling is trying the food. Like "pudding" with your full Irish breakfast (don't ask if you don't know). I remember driving through rural southern Australia and seeing the following sign at a restaurant: "Bugs, $10". I don't know about you but I wouldn't pay anything for a plate of...
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Re: Happy Thanksgiving, from all of us at TravelGumbo!

GarryRF ·
Yes DrF.... Those Ozzies have some strange habits ! First time in Coogee Bay Hotel Sydney I ordered Steak and Chips (Fries) Guy showed me a Tupperware Picnic Box full of raw steak. You choose, then he puts it on a plate for you. You take it outside to the "Barbee" (BBQ). You cook it how you like it. Then come back in for your Chips and salad ! I stopped at a Restaurant in Bondi Beach and the waiter asked me if I would like a bottle of wine with the meal. "Yes please" I said. "Well git ya...
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Re: Happy Thanksgiving, from all of us at TravelGumbo!

DrFumblefinger ·
The banana in butter, rum and sugar sounds appealing. Will need to give that a try sometime.
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Re: East Coast TGiving Travelers May Need a 'Plan B'

Former Member ·
That is all part of Thanksgiving. Bad weather and lots of delays for Thanksgiving Eve are a long standing holiday tradition. Somehow, the flight delays always seem to happen on the way to grandma's house on Wednesday, not on the return trip on Sunday to go back to work.
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Re: Happy Thanksgiving, from all of us at TravelGumbo!

JohnT ·
And a happy thanksgiving to my friends who started such a wonderful website.
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Re: Happy Thanksgiving, from all of us at TravelGumbo!

GarryRF ·
I really enjoy Thanksgiving Day when I'm staying with my American family over there. Some of the food you have that I've never seen in England ! You wouldn't think our cultures could be that far apart ! Ambrosia with Turkey ? Pumpkin Pie ? Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwiches ? And I'd love a piece of that beautiful Apple Pie - but why the Cinnamon disguise ? Hope you all have a wonderful day folks ! Me ? - I'm off to work as normal !
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Re: Thanksgiving Flyers: More than 25 Million!

Travel Luver ·
Sadly, I'll be one of the throng. My least favorite time of the year to travel, but the most fun weekend of the year to be with family. Makes it all worthwhile All it will take is a bad snowstorm somewhere and things will really come undone. Expect all flights to be completely full, so good luck rescheduling. There's probably more people flying over the Christmas and New Year period, but this travel is spread out over 2 weeks, rather than just 4-5 days.
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Travelocity's Thanksgiving Survival Guide

Paul Heymont ·
No, it's not a manual for turkeys on the run from the table—it's a compendium of tips for planning smooth Thanksgiving travel (24 million Americans will fly over the holiday, and many more will drive) but also advice on dealing with delays,...
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On the road again: America travels for Turkey

Paul Heymont ·
More than 46 million Americans...about 15% of the population...will be traveling for Thanksgiving this year, according to AAA (American Automobile Assn) estimates—the most since 2007, when the recession began. Around 89% will go by car, but air...
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Thanksgiving Storm: Check with your airline!

Paul Heymont ·
As of Wednesday morning, airlines have cancelled over 200 flights in anticipation of a Noreaster that will hit the New York area and surrounding territory starting Wednesday afternoon. About half the cancellations involve New York Laguardia and Newark...
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7 Tips for Surviving the Holidays with Family

Samantha ·
Samantha shares these 7 tips to surviving the holidays with family. Hopefully they can help keep your family holiday adventure from turning into a holiday nightmare.
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Thanksgiving Week 2015 to be busiest ever for Flyers

DrFumblefinger ·
  If you plan on flying this Thanksgiving weekend, you'll have plenty of company.    U.S. airlines predict 2015 will be even busier than last year.   U.S. carriers expect 25.3 million passengers to fly from Friday, Nov. 20, through...
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Airfare rates up sharply this Thanksgiving and Christmas season

DrFumblefinger ·
Airfares for the Thanksgiving and Christmas holiday season are up significantly over last year.  And planes are expected to be flying at near full capacity.  Here's that story.
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Thanksgiving Flyers: More than 25 Million!

Paul Heymont ·
According to industry source Airlines for America, domestic airlines expect 25.1 million passengers over the Thanksgiving break--more than last year, and almost equal to 1 in every 12 Americans. With that many on the road, who's cooking the turkey?...
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Happy Thanksgiving, from all of us at TravelGumbo!

DrFumblefinger ·
We wish each of you a wonderful Thanksgiving Holiday!  Enjoy the day, the food, and your families!!  And have a safe journey home.The Gumbo Gurus                          ...
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East Coast TGiving Travelers May Need a 'Plan B'

Paul Heymont ·
Weather forecasts for next week show a strong possibility that the weather systems that have plagued the midwest and southwest and are now headed east may cause major East Coast transportation delays just in time for Thanksgiving travel. MORE
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Black Friday News: Florida claims first Thanksgiving

Paul Heymont ·
Thanksgiving 1565 in Florida   Yesterday was Thanksgiving in the U.S., and for those who thought about its history rather than then turkey or the football, it probably involved reflection on the events of 1621 in Plymouth, Massachusetts.  ...
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Re: Black Friday News: Florida claims first Thanksgiving

Travel Rob ·
The debate in Florida too is which city is actually the nations oldest. St Augustine claims it is because it's the oldest continuously occupied city by European settlers. Some in Pensacola, claim their city is because they were settled before St. Augustine.
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Re: 7 Tips for Surviving the Holidays with Family

Marilyn Jones ·
All great advice! I hope you have a wonderful time with your family! Happy Thanksgiving and Merry Christmas!
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Harvest Display, Sherman Gardens

DrFumblefinger ·
A very Happy Thanksgiving to all of you from your TravelGumbo team!
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Macy's Balloons on Thanksgiving Eve

Jonathan L ·
Jonathan L visits the NYC tradition of inflating the balloons for the Macy's Parade
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