I am pretty much still a beginner and have had some lessons in Lahinch and Spanish Point in Clare, but would like to try somewhere new this summer!
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lahinch is probably one of the best in the country but kilkee is good and some places in kerry
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if you were accepted, you should have gotten a funraising book with tips. i am alsdo going this summer. the book really helps and you can also ask companies for monies or schloarships
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Dublin's a good start.  Only thing is the weather, it's pouring here this morning.  Good luck in the world cup!
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You can go to www.playgolfamerica.com enter your zip code and get a list of course that offer free club fitting this month and a free golf lesson next month.  They may have some other specials also.
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Hi there, I think the site you want is move-on.org.uk its is linked to the Dept of Education so it may have been given to you by a teacher.  You can test your skills at L1 and L2.\n\nHave fun!
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I am originally from Perth and used to work in the golf industry.\n\nThe best coach I ever met over there was a guy by the name of Andrew Mowatt and he worked at Royal Fremantle Golf Club.  He was an amazing fellow, super positive and different, not like your average golf pro.  He cured my slice just by explaining to me the principles of why the ball was going right!\n\nLook him up, he's not expensive at all, and a really great coach!
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I would suggest visiting a local dive store (LDS) and checking: a) on any buddy lists they may have; b) any shop dives they do (typically these are free shore dives); c) any dive clubs in the area they are aware of; and d) any local charters they do. Heck, visit more than one LDS!\n\nAlso, taking an advanced class might allow you to also meet new people.
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Head up north to the Laurentians lots of cool towns and mountains spas and boutique shopping.also alot of quality golf courses  in these areas.
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I am going to italy on a skiing holiday and what i found useful was going on websites like Thomas cook or First choice. They have a range of places to go to whatever level skier you are. They have everything included and you can choose how long you go away for and all for a fair price. Hope you have a great time!
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i am also going this summer and i have a few tips for you. the fundraising book you sould have gotten or will get has a lot of good ideas. I am making crafts to sell, have a basket auction and a dinner at my church, and maybe having a car wash. good luck!
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That's a great hobby you chose and not a more perfect location too!  I'm from Portland and what I suggest is do a search on the net in the yellow pages in the Portland area and lookup rec stores like REI or things like that and call 3 of them up and ask for suggestions on the best route to take when starting out windsurfing, oh, also hint:  Live and work in Vancouver, WA.  Right across the river, but cheaper to live, just as beautiful and if you work there, you don't have state taxes taken out and you can just drive 2 miles across the river and shop in Oregon for no sales taxes, yeah baby!  Good Luck on your new hobby!
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I really liked 79CXR on Charing Cross Rd.  Very friendly down to earth bar.  Check it out.
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I'm in Koh Lipe (the small island in Southern of Thailand) and my place have many beautiful dive site. I work with Lotus Dive, we have PADI dive instructor to take you make fun dive. You can see the detail about Koh Lipe in www.lotusdive.com and www.poohlipe.com
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Fuerteventura, one of the Canary Islands off the coast of Africa. Great weather and great surfing conditions.\nThe north of the island and the west coast has the best surf and surf schools. Correlajo and Jandia are very touristy!\nhttp://www.fuerteventura.com/surfing/index.shtml\nLast time I went I looked into it and was recommended this place by a mate who went there:\nhttp://www.nomadsurfers.com/English/Spain/canarias_fuerteventura.htm\n\nHe reckons you can be standign up and enjoyign it within a couple of days but a couple of weeks are needed to get a basic proficiency.\nAlternative is the Atlantic coast of France. Don't know any schools specifically and its a lot colder out of the summer season!\n\nEnjoy, and don't forget to make sure none of your colleagues are there at the same time....
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Charlotte has ..\nnascar (if you like it)\nCarowinds\nLake Wylie (jet skiing, boating, wakeboarding, ect.)\nConcerts\nDiscovery Place (if you're into that kinda stuff)
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I really like it!  My local one in Swansea is very relaxing and in a lovely old building (used to be a theatre).  It has a very wide range of books and the staff are very experienced and helpful.  What I like about W'Stones is that they have a section of books chosen as favourites by the staff and they've all written their reviews on them.  It adds a personal touch and gives me inspiration.
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Might want to try enlish  lessons.