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Date:         Wed, 17 Nov 1999 07:41:56 -0500
Reply-To:     eric.henning@US.ABB.COM
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From:         Eric Henning <eric.henning@US.ABB.COM>
Subject:      Re: rentals in Europe
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Richard Ferguson wrote:


>There is a pretty good European travel show that comes
>on late at night around here, hosted by some guy with
>brown hair and glasses. On the episode last night they
>were traveling through Switzerland in what looked to
>be an 84-85 Westie they had rented. The Westie looked
>like it was in great shape. Does anyone know about
>rentals in Europe?




We were just talking about this show at our PA Vanagon breakfast.  The guy is
Rick Steves
and i think the show is called Travels in Europe.  I always see it on PBS.  He
didn't mention where
he rented his but Ron Salmon rented I think an EV from
http://194.109.6.92/~campanje/


ps- For those of you with the Compleat Idiots Guide by John Muir, look in the
back and you will see
Rick Steves travel guides listed.


eric henning
80 westy
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