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Jan Holiday
Hi Friends 50th birthday in Jan and looking for somewhere warm , maybe in America She likes to relax and a bit of sightseeing, she also loves USA shopping outlets, any ideas please
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.for the USA, California and Florida are your best bets (and Hawaii), much of the rest of the country tends to get buried under blizzards. Not much further north than LA, though; San Francisco barely averages 10 degrees. There's a huge discount mall a few miles east of Fort Lauderdale
http:// www.sim on.com/ mall/sa wgrass- mills
and of course plenty of non-discount ones that often have January sales.
North Africa's mostly ok in daytime, chillier at nights, and lots of stuffed camels and metalwork to buy, but hardly as good as a US outlet. Canaries and the Gambia more reliably warm.
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and of course plenty of non-discount ones that often have January sales.
North Africa's mostly ok in daytime, chillier at nights, and lots of stuffed camels and metalwork to buy, but hardly as good as a US outlet. Canaries and the Gambia more reliably warm.
Thankfully, jno isn't on the speed dial list for the Tucson and Phoenix, Arizona Chambers of Commerce, else he'd be visited at midnight... While evenings can be brisk, southern Arizona is very pleasant throughout the winter months with the added enjoyment of taking a day's drive up to Flagstaff where it can snow 2 feet overnight!
Lot's to do, as well, nearby, what with the old Yuma Territorial Prison, the Saguaro Desert and specatacular nights looking at stars like you've never seen them, except from a desert... Some of the best Sonoran Mexican cooking available... Look up the address for 'Tequila Mockingbird', if you want a recommendation!
Lot's to do, as well, nearby, what with the old Yuma Territorial Prison, the Saguaro Desert and specatacular nights looking at stars like you've never seen them, except from a desert... Some of the best Sonoran Mexican cooking available... Look up the address for 'Tequila Mockingbird', if you want a recommendation!
there's also Las Vegas, I think Virgin fly there. It's not really warm (average in the high 50s, I think, cooler at night) but it's okay and there are things to do in town. Not a lot of sightseeing nearby, however, driving out into the desert and back again. But you can do longish day trips to Grand Canyon and the Hoover dam.