Hospitable 'bad and breakfest' will not yet run over $50 ( same cost
like at home)

 Annemnities will never ruin anyone.

Where : Saranac lake; Lake Erie; Lake Ontario and good old lake
Chaplain. Fall is
 fabulous for that too. No time sharing commitment and worry all
around texes for tht either.

Our experiment how to get all 'global warming' to  report just on the
hills of Adirondacks or to Burlington is  in effect. We are growing
wine producing fruits while the vacations are on. Even acai likes it
that way there.Warm feels wanderfull early on - no waiting till sun up
- it is up at 8 am already - different geographical width guarantees
that; sun is lower and that has own advantages too ( see the FIVU gym)

( some people forget how great are the vacations in the fall)

Have to call for the speciality massage ahead. But that is just about
all.


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AFTER I ASKED ' AMERICAN GOES ON VACATION?'

February 26, 2010, 3:38 pm
The Online Private Sale Trend Packs Its Bags
Private-sale sites like Gilt, Rue La La and One Kings Lane have
sprouted across the Web, offering big discounts on brand-name goods to
“members” — anyone who wants go through the simple step of registering
for these free services.

Many of these private-sale companies are now trying to extend the same
model to travel deals. In the last few months, both Rue La La, a
division of GSI Commerce, and the Gilt Group, with a new site called
Jetsetter, have begun posting big discounts for luxury hotel rooms at
popular vacation spots.

Now a new site called PackLate is adding a new and interesting twist
to the idea. This Philadelphia-based start-up, which raised about
$700,000 in seed capital from local investors, is trying to persuade
vacation rental companies to gradually lower their rates on properties
that remain vacant for impending dates.

So for example, a deluxe condo in Telluride, Colo., appears to start
at $700 a night in March but then drops to $415 on available nights
that are two weeks out.

Available rooms at Incline Village in Lake Tahoe for this coming
weekend now start at around $100 a night.

PackLate’s founder, Steve Barsh, says he got the idea after owning two
properties in Park City, Utah, where vacancy rates have reached 50
percent during the economic downturn, and finding that he could cut
his losses by steeply discounting his rates at the last minute.

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STUDENTS ON THE LEAVE AND EXCHANGE WILL DO FINE. I DO NOT WANT DETAILS
HERE