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Kalingrad, Russia
Dear Rick:
How come you have had no show about Kalingrad, Russia? Is it because it is the old Konigsberg, East Prussia and thus a political hot potato.
Thomas Traber
Swanton, VT USA 02/05/2012
thank you
Hi Rick,
I wanted to thank you for your travel shows. I'm in the final stages of cancer and enjoy traveling from my easy chair. Thanks again for your enjoyable series.
Bill W.
Bill Wilson
Columbus, ohio USA 12/06/2011
New Season?
Hey Rick,
We love your shows and always use them to whet our Euro-travel appetite when trip planning. When can we expect to see the upcoming season and where will you be going to?
Jason
Tampa, FL USA 12/06/2011
Turkey/Ottoman Empire
Dear Mr Steves
You have grossly overlooked the Genocide of 1.5 million Armenians in the early 20th Century in your historical coverage. This abomination was mainly committed under the Young Turk government, but Attaturk (who named himself Ataturk - IE "The Glorius One" by the way) killed off the thousands of remaining starving refugees under his watch. I would give him a far less than glowing review.
Thank you!
Ann O'Donnell
History Teacher
Ann O'Donnell
Rockport, ma USA 11/29/2011
Your relationship at home
Rick, I love your shows. By going to places away from the tourist traps, we can see the other side of the country you visit. I have often wondered whether your wife travels with you on those shows where she is not shown, and if not, does she get jealous of some of the female friends/tour guides you have made acquaintance with. I am aware that you have a crew with you, but, I know how a woman can get. I guess my question is, has traveling and producing your excellent shows put any strain on your relationship with Ann?
Keep up the excellent work and Merry Christmas to you and yours. That goes for the crew too.
Gerry Wood
Sycamore, Ga USA 11/28/2011
People of Salzburg
Rick, I don't think Salzburgers appreciate being called Tyroleans. That's like calling Washingtonians Oregonians or Canadians.
Rick Martin
Enumclaw, WA USA 11/08/2011
Sicily's history: not Arab (just 1 century)
Rick and family; thankyou for your excellent travel tips! Just a note on Sicily's history: as usual for westerners, the "byzantine" (East Roman) empire was left out of your commentary. The arabs only had the island for a century from 9th - 10th, taking it slowly in bits and pieces from the Roman Empire still existing from "New Rome's" seat, Constantinople. See youtube.com "fall of an empire: lesson of Byzantium" for great history which will add to your commentaries on your travels.
Mrs. Judith Irene Matta M.Th
Santa Maria, CA USA 10/20/2011
Show on Iran
Hi Rick,
My wife and I regularly watch your travel shows on Channel 8 out of Phoenix. Your episode on Iran that aired this Sunday was fascinating, so much I had to send you a "Thank You" for it. We do learn a lot following you around every week :)
Bob
Cottonwood, AZ USA 09/05/2011
European Cathedrales
Rick's shows are good, except for the emphasis on European Churches, which are now nothing more than crumbling 'museums'. E.g. in his Spain presentation, he said something about 'the wonder of God', which was almost laughable, considering the incence being thrown about. Really it was a flagrant display of 'the wonder of false worship', by even the modest reading of 'God's Word'. In any case Steve tends to overdue these 'museums' in his travels, otherwise I do enjoy them.
Cliff
Surrey, B.C. Canada 08/24/2011
Derwent
Hey Rick, Nice to meet you guys today whilst you were filming on the Derwent water cruise boat. Lake District UK
Kevin & Alison
GLoucester, UK 08/13/2011
Azores
Have you done a show on the Azores? I'm interested in going there,
Rita
Somerville, ma USA 08/06/2011
Sicily
Rick, I realy enjoy your shows,
I would like to see more of Sicily, not just the big cities but more of the smaller ones like, Roccalumera, Savoca, Taormina, Mt.Etna, Sicily has so much to offer. Thank You and keep up the fine shows, Hats off to you and your crew.
Bill Shrader
Lindenwold, NJ USA 07/16/2011
Paris perfume store
in the show Paris grand and intimate, there was mention of a perfume store that makes perfume up just for you. What is the name of that store and where is it?
Donna
Calverton, NY USA 07/15/2011
Show subject
Rick, I want to hear more about the cities and country. Your show is beginning to be a History Show and not a travel show.
Pam
Brookkville, in USA 07/15/2011
Affluent
Erik, both pronunciations of "affluent" are acceptable:
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/affluent
Mary
Phila, PA USA 06/24/2011
Zurich Switzerland
My husband and I went to the Landes Musuem around 1973 but you never mentioned it on your show. Is it still in operation and why didn't you go there? It was fantastic!!
Susan C. Johnson
North Hills, Ca USA 06/18/2011
AFluent
Hi Rick, I love your shows and have used many of your very useful books. You're a WONDERful writer. But could you please pronounce "affluent" correctly? You incorrectly put the stress on the second syllable, instead of the first. I wouldn't mention it, except I've heard it on several shows. Sorry to be so picky, but your shows are so nearly perfect that I thought you'd want to be aware.
Erik
Helotes, Texas USA 06/18/2011
Music from the show
Could you post the sheet music for the theme song online? It would be fun to play it myself.
If you are going to, could you put it in:
Clarinet and flute??
Editor's Note: Thank you for your feedback. As the producer of Rick Steves' Europe it's wonderful to hear from people who appreciate the music we use in the background of the shows. We try to use music that evokes a mood without interfering with what's going on in the scene.
Rick Steves’ European Christmas CD is available to the public via www.ricksteves.com and our online Travel Store. It consists of 20 musical selections from the TV show, including special full-length performances by the Norwegian Girls Choir (Oslo), The Sixteen (London), the Bath Abbey Choir of Boys and Men, the Premiere Brass Quintet (Bath), the Wilhelm-Loehe School Choir (Nurnberg), the Nonsuch Singers (London), and Phonema (Beaune).
For the newer shows (those released from 2006 up to the present), we obtain our music from the APM Music Library. We license the music for use on the show (and for the DVD's and other digital media), but we do not own it and cannot sell it or give specifics about artists and tracks. If you have an I-Phone, you might try the App: Shazam.
The music from the older shows is not available. The composer, Jerry Frank, was planning to work to produce a CD which would have incorporated many of the cuts of music we've used in the various shows. He is a musician who lives here in Seattle and we do not know if he is continuing with plans for that CD.
Also, we do not have access to the music on the oldest “Travels in Europe” shows. Production was ten years ago and we no longer track it Thanks again for your interest.
Simon Griffith
Producer
Rick Steves Europe
Austin
Bloomington, MN USA 06/17/2011
Madeira
Dear Rick:
Having returned for the third winter to Madeira we are wondering why you have not covered this island. Your programmes are so enjoyable and we would value your comments.
Elizabeth Fleming
Toronto, Ontari Canada 04/11/2011
I saw Tina our tour guide of a few years ago
Tina was so great. It was the best trip we have ever taken. We hope to take another one this Sept.
Frank Candelario
Largely, Wa USA 03/13/2011
US Taxes
As I was watching Rick Steves' Norway, he publicly told his (friends/relatives?) during a boat trip near Oslo that the Americans pay only 30% in taxes.
Dear Rick, it is an outright lie! We pay Federal, State, local, income, sales, and miriad other taxes that amount to close to 60% of our incomes!!!!! You deceived your European audience by making them believe that they are paying more than we do. Do not forget that we are getting much less for our money than they do.
Allie
Paramus, NJ USA 02/23/2011
Crete
Hey Rick, first off I have to say your shows are fantastic. I can't get enough of them. One tip though, I think you could easily do a whole show just on the island of Crete. It seems you have covered the major destinations already and Crete is certainly worth a look now. From great hiking and natural surroundings in the Samaria Gorge to the history and remains of Minoan Civilization, not to mention some fantastic beaches and beautiful harbor cities such as Chania, it is a place I can't get enough of.
Brad
David City, NE USA 02/16/2011
New shows
I'm really enjoying the new shows this year. They're very colorful and interesting. I watch the old ones too but these are a treat.
Becky
Loveland, oh USA 02/14/2011
greek temples
I could have sworn there was a show in which Rick pointed out how the greeks used "tricks" to fool the eye when building their temples. I thought it was at Paestum but its not on the Amalfi Coast episode. Can anyone help? Thanks.
Tony
Clinton, NJ USA 02/09/2011
Northern Spain/Camino de Santiago
Dear Rick, just wanted to say how much I enjoyed your show on Northern Spain and the Camino de Santiago.
As a former 'peregrino' , it brought back many memories from when I went in 2000. Beautifully shot and the brief interviews with pilgrims reminded me of why I went. I had just left my job at a big corp. call centre and needed to clear my head and decide what to do with my life. Like the British guy you interviewed. I wish I could return to the peaceful (mind) time I had. Physically, as you say, it's not for all. bad blisters, tendinitus are common, but usually people who try to rush, have worse problems. Don't be deterred. There was older and younger people than I was (age 37 at the time) of all physical abilities/types, especially some much older people blowing past me on the trails. Just savour and enjoy it. I was surprised you didn't include a pit stop at Gaudi's (Papal) Palace in Astorga (and the chocolate factory there too.) perhaps time was limited, maybe a 2nd show might be in order(?). Ok. Keep up the great work (as always!)
Scott Greenwood
Scarborough, ON Canada 01/14/2011
DVD
When will the Basque episode be released on DVD? How much will it cost? I'd like to add this to the collection.
Ryan
Windsor, ON Canada 01/12/2011
2011-2012 Blu-Ray Set
@Editor, I appreciate the response and that there are some new Blu-Ray releases, but I was more interested in the latest 10 shows released as a single Blu-Ray set (as a continuation of the 80-episode set that I currently have). Thanks!
LP
Beaverton, OR USA 12/19/2010
Sarajevo
We would love to see a show on Sarajevo! As always we are very inspired by your program. Thanks
James
Richmond, VA USA 12/15/2010
Galicia and Northern Spain
I just finished watching the new episode on Galicia and the Camino de Santiago (Northern Spain). As always, the production is top notch and Rick's insight is right-on. However, I must admit that I was somewhat disappointed with the content of the program. In my humble opinion, there was far too much time spent on the journey followed by the pilgrims and not enough on the destination itself. Santiago de Compostela is a gorgeous city and a pleasure to visit. Rick does cover the area in much more detail in the Spain Guide Book. The missing essentials, I feel, included stops in Cantabria, e.g. Santillana del Mar and Santander; in Asturias (e.g. The Picos de Europa National Park and Covadonga); and other Galician destinations (e.g Lugo and its Roman Wall and the gorgeous setting of La Coruna as sell as The Rias Bajas/Vigo areas). I am comparing this show to those in Southern Spain and to the ones for the various regions in France and I think that this one lacks the Galician one lacks the depth and breath of the other shows.
Joe
Tampa, FL USA 12/09/2010
New Series in Blu-Ray?
Are there any plans on releasing the new series in Blu-Ray as a standalone package? I have all of the DVD's so far and would really like to just pick up the new series in Blu-Ray. Thanks!
Editor's Note: There are several Blu-Ray compilations now available in our travel store at www.ricksteves.com. Enjoy!
LP
Beaverton, OR USA 12/05/2010
All I Want for Christmas Are Rick Steves Blu-Rays
About 10 years ago, I purchased the VHS tapes for the 1990-98 seasons of Rick's original PBS travel show. I always meant to by the DVDs of the 2000-08 shows but never did. Now with Blu-ray being the new medium, I'm dreaming of the following "Ultimate Collectors" set for BR -
All shows from all seasons 1990-2010-the '90s shows are somewhat dated but still fun to watch and compare with the new ones to see all the changes to Europe and to Rick. All the specials including Iran, European Christmas, Travel Skills (including the late '80s PBS travel specials that started the whole series), and shows made specifically for the pledge drives. The bonus features could include the Political Act lectures, tour previews, Rick's slideshow presentations, the ELCA videos, and of course the blooper reels. Also, think of the possibilities with internet connectivity from the discs.
Editor's Note: There are several Blu-Ray compilations now available in our travel store at www.ricksteves.com. Enjoy!
Dewi
CO USA 12/05/2010
2009 vacation in Poland
I like your show, since it is very educational. I get to know about places that I have not been to. Last year, I was fortunate to go to Warsaw, Poznan and Wroclaw with my family. It was nice being with friends in Poland as well. I liked the garden where Frydriyk Chopin is buried. I liked walking threw the Wroclaw and looking at the buildings and the little gnomes statues through out the city. Even though I did not get to stay there for very long in Poland, I really appreciated being in a place. My family and I enjoyed the food and the places in Poland, and I hope that you might as well. I hope that there can be a show based in Poland, since it would be really interesting to show on PBS and through out the US as well. I hope that Rick Steves can enjoy going to Poland as much as my family and I did?
Samuel Barringer
Santa Cruz, CA USA 12/04/2010
IRAN
Thnk you so much for your program on Iran.
What a beautiful country and people. The people seem so friendly and happy. Maybe some laws are strick, but modesty rules. No so in the USA. Seems as though the women are treated fairly and can get a good education. So impressed with country's ancient history. Would love to go there to see ancient ruins if country allowed it. Not crazy about the anti American graffitti. Thank you Rick for such an informative program about a country we know little about. Wish the show was an hour long. Saw it on the Create station.
Mona T. Plummer
Albany, NY USA 11/22/2010
Denmark
My mother and I enjoy watching your programs together especially the ones on Scandinavia. If you say that Denmark did not do enough against the nazis why don't you mention that individual Danes used their small fishing boats to rescue almost all of the more than 7,000 Danish Jews in 1943 before they could be sent to concentration camps like the French Jews while 40 million frenchmen stood by and watched. Just search 'Danish resistance in WW II" for a bibliography of true accounts of how Danish Jews were sent to Sweden! by their danish friends!
Stephanie Vogel
Poulsbo, WA USA 11/06/2010
Travel videos
I really enjoy your shows, but am surprised that you have not yet done a program on Slovakia, which has such a rich history, gorgeous and unspoiled Medieval towns, and some very beautiful natural areas such as ice caves, the Tatra Mountains and Slovak Paradise National Park.
Michael Kopanic
Cresson, PA USA 10/31/2010
A couple of places overlooked
I love your shows, Rick, but I'd also like to see some of the countries you haven't covered yet, such as Latvia and Lithuania, Malta, the rest of European Russia, and Ukraine?
Karen
Minneapolis, MN USA 10/13/2010
Andalucia
Andalucia! No mere tour - Rick's show spot on - captured and conveyed it's true essence - delightful!
Lynda
Lemoore, ca USA 10/11/2010
Blu-Ray
Maybe my dream will come true. Just saw the Travel Store now has four different collections on BluRay available. Thanks and keep em' coming Rick but I'm holding out for the Ultimate Edition (see previous post).
Dewi
CO USA 10/05/2010
Rick is Awesome
we love Rick Steves... I so enjoy watching his PBS programs and can't wait to get my own copies. My dream is to travel the world and homeschooling my children at the same time. BTW I am Christian and think S is very open minded but definately believes in God (this is a comment on someone elses thoughts on his faith). We also LOVED his talks at the Hempfest in Seattle WA and on TV the other day about our Civil Liberties! We NEED to take cues from what's working around the world and what so obviously is not working here. If you don't know what I am talking about check out what he says about the decriminalization of marijuana.
Tiffany D
bremerton, WA USA 09/16/2010
Love the show
Although my family watches very little TV, we try not to miss this show. We love it! I was saddened to hear that Rick and his wife have divorced.
Fred
MI USA 09/09/2010
Thumbs Up/ Up Yours, Pal!
Given Rick's talk in his episode on Iran, expounding that learning more about each other's cultures can lead to friendship and a better world; and having heard that hand gestures mean different things in different parts of the world; I was shocked and concerned when Rick gave a friendly Iranian a "thumbs up." So, I looked it up in Wikipedia... "Thumbs up" traditionally translates as the foulest of gesticular insults in some Middle Eastern countries - the most straightforward interpretation is 'Up yours, pal!' ... In Bangladesh, Iran, and Thailand it is traditionally an obscene gesture, equivalent to the use of the middle finger in the Western world." Why has this episode not been re-edited in the interest of friendship & a better world? [rhetorical Q.]
Scout
Clinton Corners, NY USA 08/25/2010
Rick's Film Producer
I have all of Rick's DVD's and still watch him on TV all the time. I often wonder: If someone started watching his videos and didn't know who Simon was; they might think: "my God, this guy is following him all over Europe[INVALID]He's being stalked by this guy!"
John R Rebillot
St. Petersburg, FL USA 08/22/2010
Judy in Detroit
Janet from Detroit...
Not sure what episodes you are watching. I am a Pastor and find nothing negative coming from RS about Christianity. It is also VERY clear that he is a Christian, he speaks of his church and faith quite often. Besides...even if he was not a christian and had a negative view of Christianity...it's a travel show!
Only listening to people who think, act and believe only exactly as you do is the antithesis to good travel and the example of Jesus.
Mark
Tallahassee, FL USA 08/16/2010
Why isn't Rick on the Travel Channel?
I love that your program is only on PBS and not the Travel Channel, so fewer people know of your destinations. I guess the Travel Channel prefers to show ridiculous content, like where to find the best hotdogs in America. Other than Anthony Bourdain and Samantha Brown (both wonderful) there isn't much on there making for decent viewing. Oh well, the TC's loss is our gain.
As for a previous comment about Rick's voice, I find it rather mellow and not annoying in the least. And I also find Rick's comments on Christianity quite respectful. Keep doing what you're doing, Rick!
Michael
Huntington Beach, CA USA 08/14/2010
Thanks
My two kids and I tried to do the ETBD; bought three of your guidebooks on Italy and they were very helpful. Thank-you for the ideas and details you provide the reader. In Rome, we stayed at the Hotel Victoria, it is not in your list; but we really liked it. Cleanliness, large bathroom, and an excellent breakfast were the things we like about this hotel. Your guidebooks provided details which were informative and safe. Thank you.
Emma
McAllen, Texas USA 08/04/2010
Rick Steves
Rick Steves has the most annoying voice on TV. Even though I watched his shows in the past to see various countries, oftentimes my husband and I would pick up oftentimes veiled negative comments about Christianity from him. It's obvious his leanings are toward secular humanism, which I personally don't want to see on a travel show. So I don't watch him anymore.
Janet
Detroit , MI USA 07/28/2010
My Blu-ray Heaven
About 10 years ago, I purchased the VHS tapes for the 1990-98 seasons of Rick's original PBS travel show. I always meant to by the DVDs of the 2000-08 shows but never did. Now with Blu-ray being the new medium, I'm dreaming of the following "Ultimate Collectors" set for BR -
All shows from all seasons 1990-2010-the '90s shows are somewhat dated but still fun to watch and compare with the new ones to see all the changes to Europe and to Rick. All the specials including Iran, European Christmas, Travel Skills (including the late ‘80s PBS travel specials that started the whole series), and shows made specifically for the pledge drives. The bonus features could include the Political Act lectures, tour previews, Rick's slideshow presentations, the ELCA videos, and of course the blooper reels.
Also, think of the possibilities with internet connectivity from the discs.
Dewi
CO USA 07/19/2010
Bavaria
We watched your show on Bavaria and saw two castles featured built by/for King Ludwig. You missed a third one, on Chimsee, Herreninsel, which is built on the style of Versailles, minus the two side arms... so Ludwig is responsible for 3 well-known castles in his time.
Terry
Oakville, ONT. CDA 07/11/2010
great news
A new season!!! I can't wait to explore more of Europe with you. I'm very excited!!!
Ryan
Windsor, ON USA 07/09/2010
visit Romania!!
Hi, Mr. Steves! I absolutely love to watch your shows. You should visit Romania though
julia balaie
detroit, MI USA 07/02/2010
Old Series
Where can I find the DVD's from the 1991 to 1999 years? I looked everywhere and cannot locate them.
Ryan
Windsor, ON Canada 06/17/2010
The Threadline
What I have come to appreciate about Rick's show is a deep sense of humanism, tolerance, appreciation of cultural diversity, and an understanding of the value of the arts. It is not just a travelogue; it is an ongoing demonstration of progressive democratic humanism.
Doug Smith
Kamloops, Canada 06/17/2010
Harding Hotel, Dublin
Dear Rick,
I was browsing in a Book Shop the other day and saw your guide for Ireland 2010 in it you gave high ratings to my favorite little hotel in Dublin, the Harding Hotel. Not only that but you also gave good marks to the Copper Alley Bistro connected to the hotel. Rick, I stayed 2 times in 4 months at the Harding, Dec 5-14th 2009, and What should have been 10 days in April 2010 became 17 due to Volcanic Ash. The people at the Harding became friends (from the bar staff, dinning room) and they all looked after me, gave advice on tours, etc. The staff provides curteous service, and work hard everyday to ensure their guests a pleasant stay. Thanks for recognising them.
Jennifer Ohashi
Philadelphia, PA USA 06/07/2010
Awards for Rick's shows?
Don't know where else to post this, so I'll put it here. Watching Rick's shows today (my wife and I proudly own all his videos, even some very old ones before the "Rick Steves Europe" DVDs he now packages, when he looked like he was about 26!) I wondered suddenly why he has never won an Emmy, not to mention a Peabody, which I think would be more the caliber award that Rick, Simon and Karel deserve. Or have they????
John
San Francisco, CA USA 05/29/2010
poland
Rick it was nice that you maid program about Poland.Half of the program you were talking about Jaws and Nazis,but you said nothing about Poles who risking their and their families lives(for helping a Jew,Pole and his family would be killed by Nazis and they would burn their entire village) ,saved hundreds of thousands of Jewish lives.In Tel-aviv there is a memorial for those who saved Jews and most names on this memorial are names of Poles!
andy
ct USA 05/21/2010
Music
I wish you would offer compilations of the music that you use in your T.V. shows.
Connie
Wichita, Ks USA 05/20/2010
I am looking for a show on Budapest
Thanks Rick, I get up every morning at 6:30 Am to watch your show on WNIT public TV from Elkhart, IN I live in Niles, MI which is just about 15 miles from Elkhart, IN. Keep up the good work.
Virginia Martin
Niles, MI USA 04/20/2010
Attn: Terry
Scroll down, this question is answered below.
Ben
Denver, CO USA 04/19/2010
New DVDs
When will season 6 DVDs be available?
Terry
Cincinnati, OH USA 04/18/2010
Inspiration for All Ages
I am in 11th grade, and everyday when I get home from school I watch at least one episode of Rick Steves Europe. His show has inspired me to follow in his footsteps and pursue a career in travel. It would be incredible if I could host my own travel show in the future. :))
Rick Steves touches everyone from adults to teenagers like me.
Chelsea Bilger
Fishers, IN USA 04/16/2010
RIck Steve's Med Mosaic
Just watched Rick Steve's Mediterranean Mosaic. Wonderful show. I've never been inspired to travel to Croatia before, but it's on my list now!
Angela
Bloomington, IL USA 03/13/2010
Travel as a political act
Was just watching Rick on WTVS (Detroit Public TV) talking about travel as a political act & how to increase your understanding of people & cultures other than your own...GO STEVE! I pass your message along as often as I can. Thank you and keep doing what you do.
Christine Allebone
Vancouver, BC Canada 03/09/2010
Iran Special
I just wanted to say thanks! for the Iran special. With all of the political controversy between our government and theirs it is very easy to forget the rich history of the Persian people. It was a joy to watch.
Julie Harrill
Jacksonville, Fl USA 02/23/2010
Your Shows & DVD's
I've watched you on TV for a long time and truly enjoy your shows. As a matter of fact, we are planning a trip to Spain, and just may add the Dordogne region of France because of you!
Just wanted to say also that I suggested to my dentist that instead of showing slideshows and videos of peoples before and after "mouths," while we are in the "chair," travel videos would be nice. Well guess what? She invested in a whole collection of your DVD's, and now it makes sitting in the chair, just a little more enjoyable! And for instance, I never thought I'd want to go to Germany, but after seeing your video, it is now one of the places I want to visit! THANKS!
Yolanda Oglesby
Corona, CA USA 02/14/2010
Iran show
Rick, I just saw your Iran show and wanted to thank you so much from the bottom of my heart for visiting that nation and showing us the people and their lives. It's the most vitally important work any of us can do - helping us connect as human beings.
Janet
Washington, DC USA 02/02/2010
Ricks DVDs and Shows
I love watching Rick's shows. I'm on my way to Paris for the third time and each time before I go, I pop Rick's France DVD into the player and get a helpful hint each time I view. In addition, your episodes on the South of France/Province/Rivera were great and right on target. I really think anyone planning an overseas trip should do themselves a huge favor and invest in a DVD or two--or three--or four........and spend a couple of hours viewing Rick's trips to where you plan to go. They are as informative as Mr. Steve's is amiable and friendly!
Cathe
Wayne, PA USA 01/27/2010
suggestion
I love your shows. How about a series on Canada? Each province could fill 2 or 3 episodes.
lucy
Clinton, OK USA 01/23/2010
general
Rick, great shows. By the way, "enormity" does not mean large, it means a high degree of evil.
herb duval
CINCINNATI, OH USA 01/16/2010
thanks
this is the only way i can travel is through the eyes of Rick Steves. thanks for bringing the world and i only hope one day i may see the world as you do.
arlene
lilburn, ga USA 01/08/2010