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Tony,
That was really funny. I think it's got to qualify as the best post of yours that I've ever read (I never award stars so don't get too excited though!) :D :D

I can see why you don't like coaches now.

As I've said before, the longest I can stick on a coach without feeling really, really sick is an hour and a half. So there's absolutely no way I'd ever survive 20 hours on one.

Ally

The funny thing is it was all true.

My journey to LM will be by coach in 2 weeks and 4 days...I'm still excited! Perhaps I have a bit of Essex in me! :lol:

Call me weird but I'd lbe quite happy with 18 hours on a coach!

I'm not very tall and don't find them at all uncomfortable. I could read and sleep when I wanted. I don't get that opportunity too often.

It's a no-goer tho as my husband is of normal stature and mental state and likes to be in control. So we drive.

Dids1 wrote:Call me weird but I'd lbe quite happy with 18 hours on a coach!

I'm not very tall and don't find them at all uncomfortable. I could read and sleep when I wanted. I don't get that opportunity too often.

It's a no-goer tho as my husband is of normal stature and mental state and likes to be in control. So we drive.

Sounds a jolly fine fellow 8)

Dids1 - your husband sounds like a typical male - does he keep hold of the telly control all the time as well? :wink:

AllyG wrote:Dids1 - your husband sounds like a typical male - does he keep hold of the telly control all the time as well? :wink:

Sounds very sexist Ally :lol:

AllyG wrote:Dids1 - your husband sounds like a typical male - does he keep hold of the telly control all the time as well? :wink:

Hmmm...depends who gets there 1st. Usually me actually. :D
He's not too keen on TV except Sunday afternoons when it's football, football, football.