Im thinking about going on this holiday next year as a birthday treat to me. I just wondered if anyone else was thinking about going? if so it would be nice to here from you as I have never been on a just for you and im a little worried about going alone!!! it would be nice to get to know someone before going, cheers lisa

I have booked this holiday for September next year, flying from Manchester. It will be my sixth holiday with JY since my husband died four years ago. I've actually done this holiday before and I loved every minute of it - best holiday ever so I'm really looking forward to doing it again. The flights are good this time as are the hotels - especially the Radisson Woodland in Flagstaff. If you have any qualms or queries please get in touch.

Regards, Pat

I am booked on this holiday - as a birthday treat - it is not my birthday until November - but it is a big one - my son lives in the States and he wanted to take me to Las Vegas, however this holiday does so much more than just going to Las Vegas , I could not resist it. So we will meet up in Las Vegas.

I also wanted to go on a Nile Cruise - so I going in February - and it's Oberammagau this year - I have wanted to go for years - and JustYou came out of the Google search.

I have never been on a JustYou holiday yet however I am going to the introduction weekend in Peterborough next week.

Colin

I have booked on this holiday departing from Heathrow on the 9 september 2010. This is my first JU holiday and i am looking forward to it very much. I went on a safri in Tanzania last year which was wonderful but quite tireing as most of the time was spent in the back of a Land Rover on very rough roads, I am sure this holiday will give me more time to relax. lookin forward to meeting you all next year and enjoying a fabulous holiday.

Philip

Nice to hear from you! See you in Scottsdale!

Regards,

Pat

see you soon lisa

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see you all soon, lisa

as we are all booked on this flight, I know this might be a woman thing but what is the weather like in these places in september, I need to know what clothes to take, is it gonna be cold where I will need a warm coat or will i just need a light jacket, shorts crops or trousers, any info will be greatly appreciated.

Lisa

It is not just a women thing - I am just the same - I had not really thought about it - I was in Albuquerque , New Mexico in October - we were ballooning so we were out before dawn. The answer there was to dress in layers because it was cold in the morning then warmed up later as the sun came up - I think that it gets very hot during the day - so I think that you need a some warm clothes for the mornings and evenings with lighter clothes also

Colin

Just read your messages about clothing on this trip. Last time I went on this trip there was snow in Utah and Bryce Canyon but that was in March!! September should be hot in Scottsdale and Vegas - maybe a bit cooler in Flagstaff and Kanab - as Colin said - layers! You can, of course, look at the forecast before you go on the internet.

Have you ever been to a Japanese restaurant? there's a fantastic one in the hotel in Flagstaff!

Regards, Pat

Yes, Colin is correct the temp.can vary between 72 and 100f and it's a dry heat so light clothes will be the order of the day.

KenC

I have never been to a Japanese restaurant not even a Sushi - I keep thinking that I should. I always make it a principle to try something I have never tried before. So I will definitely give it a try.

Colin

Glad you fancy the Japanese - you have to have a minimum of eight to a table. The chef prepares and cooks all your food at the table so he has to have an audience!

If you look at the website of the Radisson Woodland Hotel in Flagstaff you can see photos of it!

Regards, Pat

Layers and thin clothing is advisable in all holidays. Its lighter for your suitcase for the baggage on flights. And is also better for warmth and/or cooling, Put it on, or take it off accordingly. Weather is unpredictable all over the world. Just check before you travel

Andy

thanks for the info, il take a bit of both then to be on the safe side,

Patsy count me in for the japanese I love it, not sure of sushi but i love the steak chicken and shrimp combo if they have it, specially the terriaki, got to be paid colin by the end of june if you are not sure!!!

see you all soon, im getting excited now

Yes they do lots of combos - there's a large choice - terriaki too! Eight people is round a table part of which is a large hot-plate. When everybody is seated the chef walks in and takes a bow then begins chopping all the veg, meat etc - he's even quicker than Jamie Oliver!

Then he cooks it - it's quite a performance.

The sushi bar is in the same restaurant but they were all looking enviously at our tables!

Looking forward to it - regards, Pat