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"Arfa Daily" wrote:
"Smitty Two" wrote in message
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"Arfa Daily" wrote:
"Jerry" wrote in message
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On Sep 27, 6:25 pm, "Arfa Daily" wrote:
Any of you good ol' boys from that side of the pond, based in Vegas ?
Arfa
Couple of hundred miles away in Phoenix, been visiting LV once or
twice a year for the last 20 years. That help you at all?
Jerry
Maybe. Ever there at Christmas ? Not the usual time of year that I visit,
but will be there this year middle two weeks December, including
Christmas
day. Just wondering what the weather's like then. From what I can see,
seems
like the temp's gonna be about the same as here in London - anything high
thirties to low fifties ?? Also, I was surprised to see that the rooms
were
relatively cheap compared to normal, including Christmas. Do they
struggle
to fill the place over the holiday ? Bit of reading that I did on the
'net
suggested that it was much the same as any other time of the year. Sorry
everyone else for the OT, but we're all friends on here ...
(well, mostly ... d;~} )
Arfa
If you're wondering what clothes to pack, check weather.com a few days
before you leave. But hell, the hotels and casinos have the same weather
year round!
Hi Smitty, how goes it with you ?
Yeah, agreed !! I have weather dot com as a desktop background app running
all the time, with either Vegas or Florida set as the location, depending on
where we're off to next. I'm not expecting it to be very warm out,
especially at night, but I just wondered if anyone on here had any
experience of what the actual "weather" was likely to be, not just the temp.
I was also interested in how busy it was likely to be, compared to when we
are usually there, either late spring or early fall. I'm assuming that there
are not going to be any big conventions on to fill the hotels, during
Christmas week ??
Arfa
Hey Arfa,
Sounds like Jerry has the inside info on Vegas. I'm not too far away but
don't recall being there at xmas. Hope you have a good trip and lady
luck is with you! We're treading water over here, just moved to a bigger
building, in anticipation of that mirage my boss calls the "home run."