An American Tune..

Just before I go, I've decided to leave you with a couple of things. The first is a podcast, which can be downloaded here.

It's very Americanised, with good reason - if you are a regular reader, you'll know why.

Hope you all like it.

Come on take me to the Mardi Gras..

In a period of unprecedented change, I'm buggering off to Alabama/Louisiana to see an old University friend for a little while... but not quite yet - will be going on the following weekend.

I'm looking forward to this holiday, as I've not had one for bloody ages, and I fancy seeing some more of America.

Will be bringing my digital camera with me, so much happy snapping will go on.

It also (happily) happens to fall during Mardi Gras. Think I might be going, if all works out, to soak up some of the atmosphere.

Should be good fun (and a million miles away from my last American adventure to California/San Fran).

I probably have the most English accent in the world, so should stick out like a sore thumb/be stoned to death, so that's also good.

The world's favourite travel destination (or where I'd like to go)

Non ad post alert (I have been doing quite a few recently).

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Short and sweet - where in the world would you most like to visit?

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I've got to pick Florence. Not entirely sure why, but I'd like to see some of Italy, and I'm quite keen for vaguely cultural holidays, and you don't get much more cultural than Florence. Assuming I am successful in my job hunt in the next few months (and have some time to kill), I'd like to take a trip out there. Does anyone have any suggestions about just where in Florence to go to?

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I'd also like to take a road trip across the States, but I feel that will take a lot of time; so yes, it'd have to be a few months at least. I've been to California, but I'd like to see more 'normal' America (much as I like beautiful people and beautiful places, I had an odd feeling no-one got my sarcasm), and it'd be good fun.

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Where would everyone else like to go?

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