AttentionIanWickham

Pablo Escobar wrote:Brownie points, an Audi S3 and a new car when the govt. brings out their fancy scheme for the scrapping :lol:

I would have gone anyway, just happens to come with a couple of bonuses :wink:

You won't get too much ski gear in a S3 8)

...and about 8 hours where I will have no option but to study and listen to Pink Floyd :D


Unless it has Audis load through ski carrier :wink:

Pablo Escobar wrote:...and about 8 hours where I will have no option but to study and listen to Pink Floyd :D


Unless it has Audis load through ski carrier :wink:

Old people ehhh :lol: :lol:

I like Pink Floyd and the load through ski thingy not that I will be getting to drive it a lot :(

Pablo,
Forgot to say that it's National Express coaches, or Nation Express east coast trains.
(TJ was going great until he missed the gate! Pity they didn't show him in the Downhill or GS, or all the Junior races he won)

Kings Lynn is about 40 miles from Peterborough, I live 9 miles north of town.
You can get a bus from Peterborough which is direct, the train is slow and goes via either Ely or Cambridge.
Flying would really only be practical into cambridge or Norwich, Stansted is a good distance away and no direct connections to Kings Lynn.
Train to Peterborough would be ideal, no changes required from Edinburgh or Glasgow. Its a long and tedious journey on the A1, especially north of Alnwick where the dual carriageway ends for long sections which can be painfully slow. I'd go via Jedburgh across country from Newcastle if driving, lovely long and quieter roads and more scenic too.

Pablo Escobar wrote:A motor vehicle! Whole lot cheaper down England way so my old man wanted to train/fly down then drive it back up, figured I could go along for the ride and get some economics work done in the car :roll:

I wholly concur with your car price view. Our last three family cars have been bought on the net. Surrey, Leeds, Coventry.

Dave Mac wrote:

Pablo Escobar wrote:A motor vehicle! Whole lot cheaper down England way so my old man wanted to train/fly down then drive it back up, figured I could go along for the ride and get some economics work done in the car :roll:

I wholly concur with your car price view. Our last three family cars have been bought on the net. Surrey, Leeds, Coventry.

It is daft, can save around £4k by travelling. Our last 2 cars have been bought from down south, fly down and drive back!!