Di is over in Uk in May!! Who is up for a meet up!

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Oh! Perhaps Robbie will manage to get there to say a quick hello? :grin:
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I'd love to meet up! But Im a long way off!
May be, just may be...
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You got to come Jo!

stay with auntie Jan!

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think we sort a day and then we can pm the venue keep it private
cos this is an open forum

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dianel wrote:Nope, looking at the map, the ferry from Hoek Van Holland to Harwich would be better (and cheaper :wink: )

Di i used to go from the Hoek to Harwich but they've taken the fast boats off now and instead of 3 hrs it takes 8 hrs so i prefer to drive to Dunkirk or Calais and travel to Dover.90 minutes to 2hrs great.And,as people who know me will tell you i'm not a tight wad just careful,it only costs 83 euro return Dunkirk-Dover.That's the car and 4 people!!
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mallosa wrote:Oh! Perhaps Robbie will manage to get there to say a quick hello? :grin:

Yeah i'll pop down on me bike i only live one hour away by car!! :roll:
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:lol: It's amazing the lengths we will go to for friends, isn't it?
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Hi all

May is always hectic at school due to forthcoming public exams but can you keep me in the loop re any possible meet up because I would love to put faces to names if I can manage it.

Thank you

MG
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Count me in please. :wink:
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Sounding great!
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Count me in too please :-)
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I wish I could join you all but a bit far from to travel for the day.

Annie :(
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cid wrote:Count me in too please :-)

Terrific, Cid! :grin:

What a shame, Annie, it would have been lovely to see you.

I'm looking at B&Bs in Worcester at present. Does that sound a good plan? Does anyone have other suggestions? I like staying in B&Bs rather than hotels as I like to meet the people. Also I have an urge to stay in smaller towns or countryside rather than big cities (just a country girl at heart).

We actually paid for our air tickets yesterday - So we're committed! Yay!

Rob, I looked at catching the ferry across from either Dunkirk or Calais, but it's really difficult to get on as foot-passengers. The Dunkirk one, you absolutely have to have a car. So now we're playing with the idea of crossing from Cherbourg to Poole.
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di what goes out of hull wouldnt that be easier from the midlands ?
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Ijmuiden to Hull is also a ferry operation.
Ijmuiden's only 30 minutes from me but the sailing? takes about 10hours i think.
How far is Hull from the midlands Peter? How many hours driving is it?
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Rob wrote:Ijmuiden to Hull is also a ferry operation.
Ijmuiden's only 30 minutes from me but the sailing? takes about 10hours i think.
How far is Hull from the midlands Peter? How many hours driving is it?



hull to brum about 140miles take about two and a half hours just down M62, M18, M1 all motorway nearly
would of thought you could get a trian though or a bus ?
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