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that was great. I've been to Europe several times and was able to absorb how things work at company expense during my first 3-4 visits; I can appreciate how hard it would have been to have taken such an ambitious journey as a maiden voyage. By the time I took my wife over I had a much better grip on things, one of which was when to ignore the GPS. I also enjoy the Swiss & Austrian Alps -- thanks for the descriptions & photos. I arrived last year too late to use some of the prettier passes, but there's always next time. Northern Italy may be on the agenda as well, given your great intro. Parking and using shanks mare & public transit has a lot to recommend it, though I find it hard to do with a rental that's costing a pretty penny each day it sits -- you didn't have that issue. Wow, just over a week ago. You'll have those memories forever. Thanks again for taking the time to share your trip in such detail.

...but who is the blonde! That's Bridget. She is a London based flight attendant that mysteriously "quit" her job and left her secret fiance Dean - the captain of the maiden flight of the Clipper Majestic to London. But it was hinted that she was also working for the US Government as a spy because Pan Am steweardesses could travel the world without question. I can't believe I just typed that.

I took my phone by the store to ask where a number I had saved may be. She showed me (but now I still can't find it). She then asked how I was doing with text messages. I said, oh my this phone doesn't do that. To which she said, Mr R (same as Hillary's maiden) you have a great phone and it should text well. No kidding says I. I then explained what the saleslady showed me to my wife. Amazing. Haven't used it since.

Have just taken our 2010 Santa Fe on its maiden voyage. Left to drive from Niagara area in Ontario to Myrtle Beach, SC. The car had 505 km on it when we departed and we returned with 3706 km. Primarily highway with some driving around in Myrtle Beach. Did a bunch of conversions to get a figure of 20.1 mpg (US gallons). I guess this isn't too bad and hopefully we will get an improvement after a break in period. I should add that I drive to maximize mileage but my wife tends to be a lead foot at times.

I got a 68 Mustang from a lady who said she didn't have a title, would apply for lost title, DMV said it wasn't titled under her name and then she thought it was under maiden name, DMV said it doesn't show up because they have no records beyond the time it was last titled over 13 years. What do I do, I want to sell it. 8F01T136725 is the vin #