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Three days, paced for the person I actually am
Planning days you will enjoy rather than a checklist abandoned by lunch.
Give me three days here, assuming I am tired by 3pm. One anchor per day, everything else droppable, one good meal rather than three. Never put two places more than half an hour apart in the same half day. Mark each suggestion [stable] or [verify], and do not state hours, prices or transit times as fact. Destination and dates:
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Shaping the days. Itineraries, arrival days, long routes and work trips paced for how you actually travel.
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