Diving in Palau

Try taking Benadryl (that's what the USAF gave us aviators when were
passengers on a transport or commercial flight when we had long West
to East hops so we could rest and fly awake upon arrive), It actually
works to combat jet lag quite well! Give it a shot!

On Sun, 19 Nov 2006 19:53:10 GMT, Daniel Kessler
<dkessler@pop.cybernex.net> wrote:

>true...the return to the U.S.A. (New York in my case) is a killer for me!
>Somehow, going out there isn't so bad. But if it is Palau, I would prefer
>the non-stop flight to Tokyo from JFK and then on to Guam where I would
>overnight and then to Palau the next morning. I've done it the other way via
>Honolulu, but it takes forever and is much more exhausting. For East Coast
>people, I think that's the best route to Palau.
>
>Greg Mossman wrote:
>
>> "bullshark" <bullshark@gmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:1163889933.378117.237850@m73g2000cwd.googlegr oups.com...
>>
>> > The flights to Palau were arduous...far worse than flying to Bali.
>>
>> You think getting out there was bad? Wait until the return flights: two
>> red-eyes in a row. You'll have jet lag from hell, I promise.

Try taking Benadryl (that's what the USAF gave us aviators when were
passengers on a transport or commercial flight when we had long West
to East hops so we could rest and fly awake upon arrive), It actually
works to combat jet lag quite well! Give it a shot!

On Sun, 19 Nov 2006 19:53:10 GMT, Daniel Kessler
<dkessler@pop.cybernex.net> wrote:

>true...the return to the U.S.A. (New York in my case) is a killer for me!
>Somehow, going out there isn't so bad. But if it is Palau, I would prefer
>the non-stop flight to Tokyo from JFK and then on to Guam where I would
>overnight and then to Palau the next morning. I've done it the other way via
>Honolulu, but it takes forever and is much more exhausting. For East Coast
>people, I think that's the best route to Palau.
>
>Greg Mossman wrote:
>
>> "bullshark" <bullshark@gmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:1163889933.378117.237850@m73g2000cwd.googlegr oups.com...
>>
>> > The flights to Palau were arduous...far worse than flying to Bali.
>>
>> You think getting out there was bad? Wait until the return flights: two
>> red-eyes in a row. You'll have jet lag from hell, I promise.

Try taking Benadryl (that's what the USAF gave us aviators when were
passengers on a transport or commercial flight when we had long West
to East hops so we could rest and fly awake upon arrive), It actually
works to combat jet lag quite well! Give it a shot!

On Sun, 19 Nov 2006 19:53:10 GMT, Daniel Kessler
<dkessler@pop.cybernex.net> wrote:

>true...the return to the U.S.A. (New York in my case) is a killer for me!
>Somehow, going out there isn't so bad. But if it is Palau, I would prefer
>the non-stop flight to Tokyo from JFK and then on to Guam where I would
>overnight and then to Palau the next morning. I've done it the other way via
>Honolulu, but it takes forever and is much more exhausting. For East Coast
>people, I think that's the best route to Palau.
>
>Greg Mossman wrote:
>
>> "bullshark" <bullshark@gmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:1163889933.378117.237850@m73g2000cwd.googlegr oups.com...
>>
>> > The flights to Palau were arduous...far worse than flying to Bali.
>>
>> You think getting out there was bad? Wait until the return flights: two
>> red-eyes in a row. You'll have jet lag from hell, I promise.

Try taking Benadryl (that's what the USAF gave us aviators when were
passengers on a transport or commercial flight when we had long West
to East hops so we could rest and fly awake upon arrive), It actually
works to combat jet lag quite well! Give it a shot!

On Sun, 19 Nov 2006 19:53:10 GMT, Daniel Kessler
<dkessler@pop.cybernex.net> wrote:

>true...the return to the U.S.A. (New York in my case) is a killer for me!
>Somehow, going out there isn't so bad. But if it is Palau, I would prefer
>the non-stop flight to Tokyo from JFK and then on to Guam where I would
>overnight and then to Palau the next morning. I've done it the other way via
>Honolulu, but it takes forever and is much more exhausting. For East Coast
>people, I think that's the best route to Palau.
>
>Greg Mossman wrote:
>
>> "bullshark" <bullshark@gmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:1163889933.378117.237850@m73g2000cwd.googlegr oups.com...
>>
>> > The flights to Palau were arduous...far worse than flying to Bali.
>>
>> You think getting out there was bad? Wait until the return flights: two
>> red-eyes in a row. You'll have jet lag from hell, I promise.

Bullshark: I'll be diving on the Palau Aggressor in January and look
forward to your full report. I'll also be diving with Sam's when land
based. By the way, did you book PPR your self or did you use a travel
agent. I'm having trouble locating an Agent with contacts at PPR. The
Aggressor office was not able to book the reservation for me.

Bullshark: I'll be diving on the Palau Aggressor in January and look
forward to your full report. I'll also be diving with Sam's when land
based. By the way, did you book PPR your self or did you use a travel
agent. I'm having trouble locating an Agent with contacts at PPR. The
Aggressor office was not able to book the reservation for me.

Bullshark: I'll be diving on the Palau Aggressor in January and look
forward to your full report. I'll also be diving with Sam's when land
based. By the way, did you book PPR your self or did you use a travel
agent. I'm having trouble locating an Agent with contacts at PPR. The
Aggressor office was not able to book the reservation for me.

Bullshark: I'll be diving on the Palau Aggressor in January and look
forward to your full report. I'll also be diving with Sam's when land
based. By the way, did you book PPR your self or did you use a travel
agent. I'm having trouble locating an Agent with contacts at PPR. The
Aggressor office was not able to book the reservation for me.

On 22 Nov 2006 22:01:51 -0800, "NJDiver" <NJDiver@aol.com> wrote:

>
>Bullshark: I'll be diving on the Palau Aggressor in January and look
>forward to your full report. I'll also be diving with Sam's when land
>based. By the way, did you book PPR your self or did you use a travel
>agent. I'm having trouble locating an Agent with contacts at PPR. The
>Aggressor office was not able to book the reservation for me.

I'm at the PPR and Sams in February. I basically used the PPR website to book:

http://palau.panpacific.com/

I checked it and there appears to be some availability remaining in January but you'd better hurry!
This hotel is frequented by tourists from Japan whose agencies will ensure it is packed to the gills
by the time your dates roll around.


____________________________________________
Regards,

Arnold


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On 22 Nov 2006 22:01:51 -0800, "NJDiver" <NJDiver@aol.com> wrote:

>
>Bullshark: I'll be diving on the Palau Aggressor in January and look
>forward to your full report. I'll also be diving with Sam's when land
>based. By the way, did you book PPR your self or did you use a travel
>agent. I'm having trouble locating an Agent with contacts at PPR. The
>Aggressor office was not able to book the reservation for me.

I'm at the PPR and Sams in February. I basically used the PPR website to book:

http://palau.panpacific.com/

I checked it and there appears to be some availability remaining in January but you'd better hurry!
This hotel is frequented by tourists from Japan whose agencies will ensure it is packed to the gills
by the time your dates roll around.


____________________________________________
Regards,

Arnold


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