The Reids

Following up to Keith Willshaw

    >> Hint: NUFC_1892 = Newcastle United Football Club
    >and an NNTP Posting host ID of 62.252.0.7
    >that belongs to a UK based ISP

Perhaps i'll revise my suggestion to Coventry :-)
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nitram

On Fri, 22 Oct 2004 12:20:03 +0100, The Reids
<[email protected]> wrote:

    >Following up to Keith Willshaw
    >>> Hint: NUFC_1892 = Newcastle United Football Club
    >>and an NNTP Posting host ID of 62.252.0.7
    >>that belongs to a UK based ISP
    >Perhaps i'll revise my suggestion to Coventry :-)

I'm planning a holiday in Coventry next year is there anything of
interest to see.

Peeping Tom.
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Mark Hewitt

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    > There's not a car ferry between the two is there? We use DFDS to get
    > to Yorkshire from NL. I thought several times that it might be
    > possible, if the tunnel is blocked, to take a short cut,if there is a
    > car ferry across the Tyne.

No carry ferry.
But as you say, there is the tunnel.

Mark Hewitt

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    > Hint: NUFC_1892 = Newcastle United Football Club

Wow I've lived in Newcastle my whole life and I never knew that....

Mark Hewitt

"The Reids" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > Following up to Mark Hewitt
    >>Don't discount Scotland either, it ins't far,
    >>especially on the train.
    > Its much the same distance by car :-)

Shorter by train than on the A1. But not by much!

Kim Dyer

    >What sightseeing spots outside of London would you reccommend to a
    >first time visitor in England outside of London?.

Some of it depends on the time of year.

I really like Bath and Brighton, however.
-- Kimbis

Miss L. Toe

"Kim Dyer" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > >What sightseeing spots outside of London would you reccommend to a
    > >first time visitor in England outside of London?.
    > Some of it depends on the time of year.
    > I really like Bath and Brighton, however.

But not Bathing in Brighton - at this time of year - or indeed any time of
year.

Larry Lain

[email protected] (NUFC_1892) wrote ...
    > What sightseeing spots outside of London would you reccommend to a
    > first time visitor in England outside of London?.
    > NUFC_1892

My own favorites in no particular order:
York
Bath
Salisbury/Stonehenge/Sarum
Dover
Edinburgh (not England, but in the British Isles)
North Wales (not England...)
Mousehole in Cornwall


--Larry Lain

nitram

On Fri, 22 Oct 2004 13:36:22 +0100, "Mark Hewitt"
<[email protected]> wrote:

    ><[email protected]> wrote in message
    >news:[email protected].. .
    >> Hint: NUFC_1892 = Newcastle United Football Club
    >Wow I've lived in Newcastle my whole life and I never knew that....

    :-)
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Martin

Kim Dyer

    >> Some of it depends on the time of year.
    >> I really like Bath and Brighton, however.

    >But not Bathing in Brighton - at this time of year - or indeed any time of
    >year.

Hey, they have PALM TREES in Brighton. How cold can it get ;-)



-- Kimbis

Miss L. Toe

"Kim Dyer" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > >> Some of it depends on the time of year.
    > >> I really like Bath and Brighton, however.
    > >But not Bathing in Brighton - at this time of year - or indeed any time
of
    > >year.
    > Hey, they have PALM TREES in Brighton. How cold can it get ;-)

Actually not very cold on land because the sea keeps it reasonably warm -
hardly ever gets a ground frost down there. But the sea is always too cold
for bathing :-)

Deep Frayed Morgues

On Fri, 22 Oct 2004 17:25:05 +0100, "Miss L. Toe"
<[email protected]> wrote:

    >"Kim Dyer" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    >> >> Some of it depends on the time of year.
    >> >> I really like Bath and Brighton, however.
    >> >But not Bathing in Brighton - at this time of year - or indeed any time
    >of
    >> >year.
    >> Hey, they have PALM TREES in Brighton. How cold can it get ;-)
    >Actually not very cold on land because the sea keeps it reasonably warm -
    >hardly ever gets a ground frost down there. But the sea is always too cold
    >for bathing :-)

And that 'beach' leaves marks in yer bum!
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DFM

Iceman

    > What sightseeing spots outside of London would you reccommend to a
    > first time visitor in England outside of London?.

York, Oxford, Liverpool

Hatunen

On 22 Oct 2004 12:05:50 -0700, [email protected] (Iceman)
wrote:

    >> What sightseeing spots outside of London would you reccommend to a
    >> first time visitor in England outside of London?.
    >York, Oxford, Liverpool

Cambridge, Ely, the Duxford Imperial War air museum, Bath,
Brighton (well, maybe), Hampton Court Palace

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"NUFC_1892" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > Hello,
    > What sightseeing spots outside of London would you reccommend to a
    > first time visitor in England outside of London?.
    > Many Thanks,
    > NUFC_1892