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	<title>Comments on: North and Middle: Scenic getaways from the &#8216;big city&#8217;</title>
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		<title>By: Eleanora</title>
		<link>http://www.turksandcaicosreservations.tc/blog/general-info/north-middle-scenic-getaways-big-city/#comment-26</link>
		<dc:creator>Eleanora</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 09 Jun 2009 00:12:34 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>It was dark as I drove out of the airport tired and weary without my luggage which had quite unexplainedly decided to take a vacation of its own.  I longed for much of that &#039;special&#039; TCI hospitality I had read so much about on those wonderfully dreamy Caribbean websites.  As I pulled into Grace Bay my thirst got the better of me.  I stopped at Danny Buoys for a pint of something cold clear and refreshing.  &quot;Turks Head sir&quot; we call it said the friendly barman &quot;brewed specially for the tourists&quot;.  &quot;How can you tell?&quot; I asked sipping the icy flat liquid whilst casually surveilling those slowly drawing in around me.
And then in a flash without answering my question the barman was gone rushing like a demented hyena from one end of the bar to the other eager to please his happy band of delirious smiling customers.
I never did leave Danny Buoys.  I loved it so much.  Friendly faces, tv sport, lovely Irish girls and endless banter.  If you read this and do come to Turks I&#039;m the bloke in the corner.  Look me up, say &quot;hello&quot; and please bring me some luggage.</description>
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And then in a flash without answering my question the barman was gone rushing like a demented hyena from one end of the bar to the other eager to please his happy band of delirious smiling customers.<br />
I never did leave Danny Buoys.  I loved it so much.  Friendly faces, tv sport, lovely Irish girls and endless banter.  If you read this and do come to Turks I&#8217;m the bloke in the corner.  Look me up, say &#8220;hello&#8221; and please bring me some luggage.</p>
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