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2008-08-29T08:47:53ZGoogle GroupsMartinm...@address.invalid2008-08-29T08:47:53Zhttp://groups.google.com.gi/group/rec.travel.europe/browse_thread/thread/8389d6398c111197/90e3e68e23b81d00?show_docid=90e3e68e23b81d00Re: Britain's happiest places mapped
On Fri, 29 Aug 2008 07:02:47 +0100, d4g...@yahoo.co.uk (David Horne, _the_ <br> but you have NHS gills.
Martinm...@address.invalid2008-08-29T08:47:01Zhttp://groups.google.com.gi/group/rec.travel.europe/browse_thread/thread/0b32c957de400cd2/b79fb34ff2c44b93?show_docid=b79fb34ff2c44b93Re: Greek food
On Fri, 29 Aug 2008 09:35:41 +0100, d4g...@yahoo.co.uk (David Horne, _the_ <br> You watched it we didn't, another surprise. :) <br> Too true. <br> Another to avoid is new pub owners using old elaborate menus from the previous <br> owners.
David Horne, _the_ chancellor (*)d4g...@yahoo.co.uk2008-08-29T08:35:41Zhttp://groups.google.com.gi/group/rec.travel.europe/browse_thread/thread/0b32c957de400cd2/7a3a2795e29c1025?show_docid=7a3a2795e29c1025Re: Greek food
Onto synthetic pub grup, the pub chain in the BBC porogramme wasn't <br> actually Wetherspoons, which was a surprise. Pretty damning though. It's <br> not a 'chain' that you'd recognise immediately from the outside (Spirit- <br> massive, with 800 pubs) though I probably wouldn't choose that kind of <br> pub. The menus are often a giveaway. I tend to find that with a
Martinm...@address.invalid2008-08-29T08:31:55Zhttp://groups.google.com.gi/group/rec.travel.europe/browse_thread/thread/0b32c957de400cd2/2bc464c45a1d7e43?show_docid=2bc464c45a1d7e43Re: Greek food
Not even synthetic cheese.
Martinm...@address.invalid2008-08-29T08:31:24Zhttp://groups.google.com.gi/group/rec.travel.europe/browse_thread/thread/0b32c957de400cd2/e711bcc807f09912?show_docid=e711bcc807f09912Re: Greek food
What did you expect? Which week did you order them?
David Horne, _the_ chancellor (*)d4g...@yahoo.co.uk2008-08-29T08:10:46Zhttp://groups.google.com.gi/group/rec.travel.europe/browse_thread/thread/8389d6398c111197/9320462cf550587b?show_docid=9320462cf550587bRe: Britain's happiest places mapped
Some don't get used to breathing, apparently.
Gerritgth...@sadforyou.au2008-08-29T08:07:41Zhttp://groups.google.com.gi/group/rec.travel.europe/browse_thread/thread/8389d6398c111197/ea354c6143bc72a1?show_docid=ea354c6143bc72a1Re: Britain's happiest places mapped
Humans get used to anything, even hanging!
David Horne, _the_ chancellor (*)d4g...@yahoo.co.uk2008-08-29T06:02:47Zhttp://groups.google.com.gi/group/rec.travel.europe/browse_thread/thread/8389d6398c111197/b48fa89419ab1ea2?show_docid=b48fa89419ab1ea2Re: Britain's happiest places mapped
I don't have a clue how they arrive at such silly statistics. <br> It's a surprise I can even get up in the morning then, seeing as I live <br> right in the centre.
Mister Bartlettm...@privacy.net2008-08-29T04:41:40Zhttp://groups.google.com.gi/group/rec.travel.europe/browse_thread/thread/0b32c957de400cd2/1cccc90b0b6fd60b?show_docid=1cccc90b0b6fd60bRe: Greek food
No cheese or krokets? <br> B;
Mister Bartlettm...@privacy.net2008-08-29T04:41:39Zhttp://groups.google.com.gi/group/rec.travel.europe/browse_thread/thread/0b32c957de400cd2/ad62dcf5ef66b748?show_docid=ad62dcf5ef66b748Re: Greek food
This week? Which week did you order them? <br> We had a disappointment at Pastis in The Hague, which had been OK on <br> previous visits. Mrs B and I ordered steaks. Hers arrived, but they gave <br> mine to the wrong table, and a replacement did not show up till she had <br> finished hers. <br> B;
Gerritgth...@sadforyou.au2008-08-29T00:53:05Zhttp://groups.google.com.gi/group/rec.travel.europe/browse_thread/thread/8389d6398c111197/8e9f6735a47a1a98?show_docid=8e9f6735a47a1a98Re: Britain's happiest places mapped
I presume Manchester is in the mix because the football team is doing <br> reasonably well. <br> It can't be because it is such a great place to live. Last time I was near <br> there we could hardly breathe because of the pollution.
Janet Wilderkelliepoo...@yahoo.com2008-08-29T00:38:03Zhttp://groups.google.com.gi/group/rec.travel.europe/browse_thread/thread/d8bbe5bb539ae6f5/ebb4efe1e6d4f427?show_docid=ebb4efe1e6d4f427Re: are you putting off travel to europe?
Thank you for posting that. It's our first trip with them and I've only <br> heard good things. Our TA did the trip and she recommended Uniworld over <br> the others.
Irwellh...@yahoo.com2008-08-28T22:33:55Zhttp://groups.google.com.gi/group/rec.travel.europe/browse_thread/thread/d8bbe5bb539ae6f5/9a78b2f31b0ac344?show_docid=9a78b2f31b0ac344Re: are you putting off travel to europe?
Uniworld is a good outfit, have gone on two of their tours. <br> Siberia, Central Asia and Russia, and small ship cruise to the Canary <br> Islands.
Martinm...@address.invalid2008-08-28T21:41:24Zhttp://groups.google.com.gi/group/rec.travel.europe/browse_thread/thread/43f9efee874fb751/1f56eae7b79800a3?show_docid=1f56eae7b79800a3Re: Voted Superb Gastropub
On Thu, 28 Aug 2008 20:37:44 +0100, "nightjar" <cpb@<insert my surname <br> and so say all of us.
Janet Wilderkelliepoo...@yahoo.com2008-08-28T20:56:14Zhttp://groups.google.com.gi/group/rec.travel.europe/browse_thread/thread/d8bbe5bb539ae6f5/2a70b5e2558dee0a?show_docid=2a70b5e2558dee0aRe: are you putting off travel to europe?
The barge is like a small cruise ship. Here is the trip <br> <a target="_blank" rel=nofollow href="http://www.uniworld.com/cruise.asp?ID=130">[link]</a> <br> Here is a picture of one of their barges <br> <a target="_blank" rel=nofollow href="http://www.uniworld.com/cruiseships.asp">[link]</a> <br> All meals, including local wines, are included. There is an on-board <br> host who conducts the tours in the cities the boat docks in. You can go