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Re: Who's going where at Christmas?
Originally Posted by Souvy
(Post 9784274)
Ah, the direct route.
How long does that take, FFS? 2 hours to Philly, then 6 hours to Manchester. No biggy. It's just as quick/long to fly Halifax to London, then on to Manchester. I took this route because it was the quickest AND cheapest. I flew Halifax to Heathrow in September by myself, but then had to faff around on the tube and then a train to Manchester. Dont really want to do that again with a wife, 2 kids and 4 suitcases. |
Re: Who's going where at Christmas?
We'll be be staying in Vancouver this for the festive season. The Hotel Vancouver are doing a Dickens Holiday Luncheon which I may check out. "Inspired by magnificent 19th century English feasts, it’s a culinary extravaganza that includes a boar’s head procession, a visit by Santa and the live sounds of Dal Richards and his orchestra." :thumbup:
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Re: Who's going where at Christmas?
So would this be the "please rob my house" thread for those with numerous facebook followers?
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Re: Who's going where at Christmas?
Originally Posted by iaink
(Post 9784447)
So would this be the "please rob my house" thread for those with numerous facebook followers?
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Re: Who's going where at Christmas?
Originally Posted by Jingsamichty
(Post 9784453)
I think you might be overestimating the national market penetration of your forum, Iain. ;)
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Re: Who's going where at Christmas?
Originally Posted by iaink
(Post 9784447)
So would this be the "please rob my house" thread for those with numerous facebook followers?
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Re: Who's going where at Christmas?
Originally Posted by Former Lancastrian
(Post 9784460)
Very good point. As Im not on facebook it does not apply to me, not that Im advocating that any BE posters house be broken into while away.
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Re: Who's going where at Christmas?
Originally Posted by iaink
(Post 9784447)
So would this be the "please rob my house" thread for those with numerous facebook followers?
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Re: Who's going where at Christmas?
Originally Posted by JonboyE
(Post 9784520)
Just because we are away it doesn't mean the house is empty.
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Re: Who's going where at Christmas?
Originally Posted by Novocastrian
(Post 9784528)
Can I borrow the Doberman for next summer please?
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Re: Who's going where at Christmas?
Originally Posted by Jingsamichty
(Post 9784200)
I'm leaving the frozen north on Mon 19th, heading down to Calgary, then out to the UK on Tuesday evening, arriving back in lovely Norfolk on 21st.
Three weeks at home over Christmas and New Year... walks in the fields, crackling log fires, real ale in the pub... love it. :) Anyone else going anywhere nice - or not so nice - over the festive period?
Originally Posted by JamesM
(Post 9784209)
Engerland on the 22nd.
Farnham in Surrey. Not many nicer towns on the planet than that. A party in Bristol on NYE and then back to Tdot on the 2nd Jan. I am here, in Nova Scotia *sigh* |
Re: Who's going where at Christmas?
Originally Posted by Lorry1
(Post 9784578)
Jealous. * |
Re: Who's going where at Christmas?
Am looking forward to a week at home, a week off work, eating tons of Lindt, and shovelling my driveway 6 times. :p
Am looking forward to watching kids rip open too many presents and potentially heading out to various friends, and possibly the slopes during the time off. Am looking forward to two parties, two other get-togethers and copious amounts of vino collapso with anyone else who wants to pop by. Am planning a UK trip for February. :) |
Re: Who's going where at Christmas?
My 12 year old is flying back to the UK on Saturday to spend Christmas with his father :(
Otherwise it'll be a quiet one and without him I actually keep thinking "roll on January" Sorry bah humbug!:unsure: |
Re: Who's going where at Christmas?
Originally Posted by Jingsamichty
(Post 9784200)
I'm leaving the frozen north on Mon 19th, heading down to Calgary, then out to the UK on Tuesday evening, arriving back in lovely Norfolk on 21st.
Three weeks at home over Christmas and New Year... walks in the fields, crackling log fires, real ale in the pub... love it. :) Anyone else going anywhere nice - or not so nice - over the festive period? I simply cannot justify the air fares... the ticket prices look OK until you get to "checkout"... when "taxes, fees" etc. have been added, the cost way more than doubles. For a family of four it just isn't worth it at this time of the year. Still, enjoy yourself, you lucky..... |
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