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what you mean you don't think hairy biker will win??????

so...who is your money on to be crowned strictly champion this year??! i'm thinking Natalie Gumede may be in the final (kirsty off corra)

its pretty easy river, click on the link below, its $14 and all you have to do is answer the questions with a red asterix, ignore all questions that ask about port of entry etc, you don't need to answer those. Its all recorded against your passport so as long as it doesn't run out then your esta will be valid for multiple trips for 2 years https://esta.cbp.dhs.gov/esta/esta.html?_flowExecutionKey=_c6653303E-AFAE-5DD2-13A1-D6D72B31DFDB_k4E23AD2B-7D54-D650-3872-667813A7DF1A

I like the Rugby player not the best dancer but nice to look at

It makes me hungry this programme. Paul is a nice bit of eye candy also! I need his job...

i wish i dare do the cheap option but I can never relax so always book the excursions, i would rather pay more and relax

hey cruise chef! we did hurtigruten last year at the end of march, we just managed to see the lights on one evening, it was incredible! i think jan/feb would have been a better month to travel as they might have been a bit brighter but the temp drops rapidly! it was around minus 5 - 8 degrees in march and i think it gets down to about minus 20 in winter! we really enjoyed hurtigruten, not like your regular cruise ships more of a ferry company. the food was fantastic and i have never had fresh salmon like it! i liked the fact you could jump off in one port and do an excursion down the coas

on the NCL Epic we saw a Tina Turner tribute who performs in Vegas with the Legends she was absolutely amazing, my friend actually thought she was the real thing!

FOUND THIS ON TRIP ADVISOR Train (€5.00 per person - each way): There are two or three local trains each hour between Roma Termini (main station) and Civitavecchia. In central Rome, these trains also stop at Tuscolana, Ostiense, Trastevere, and San Pietro stations. The cost is €5.00 each way per adult, and the journey takes just over an hour (50 min. to San Pietro station). There are no seat reservations and tickets cannot sell out. Before you get on the train, you must time-stamp the ticket in a yellow machine at the station. There is a day pass available in the station, called the BIRG tick

MSC always seem like amazing value, especially for families. I've never travelled with them and sometimes wonder what they might be like. Im up for giving anything a go so I'd say if its a good price them give them a try.