Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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True but doesn’t make me wrong and I’m not
Go on mate, have the last word, fill yer boots
True but doesn’t make me wrong and I’m not
Go on mate, have the last word, fill yer boots
Fair enough. Still your loss though
Generation Easyjet: Your Top Three Destinations Please (RyanArians Need Not Post)
What a wonderful story, and typical of German hospitality. Hopefully your friends can make it over next season, and if they do you might want to show them The Evening Star, where my mates left a couple of HSV stickers on the wall in the gents!
Luxor
Innsbruck
Marrakesh
I'm not a prolific air traveller but Mrs V has teased me out of the UK a few times, I've only flown Easyjet 3 times so really its a top 2 destinations for me as the third one is Malaga !
1, Madeira, lovely little island but the airport is on the SE of the island on top of scary cliffs and to get from the airport to Funchal, the main city, you have to do a zig zag winding bus trip along sheer cliffs.
2, Malta, Just lovely, nice comfortable airport landing. A bit depressed to see that the Germans have achieved what they could not do in 1940-1942 and that is to actually gain a foothold on the George Cross Island, they did it dead sneakily though, by building a Lidl on the outskirts of Valleta.
My German boys don't like Lidl, calling them Bavarian b'astards.....
Well, they are better shopkeepers than us,and, on my wages Lidl/Aldi is a necessity rather than a choice.
Quite nice without tourists although its started agsin, lots of Austrians this werk.
your wishlist i presume?
Spend much of the summer in SW France and my airport of choice is the Chinese sponsored (I think?) Toulouse
I’ve flown to loads of places with EasyJet. I think my favourite is Barcelona though, it’s a city I have a long connection with and a city I visit every year to just potter around eating and drinking.
Time to stop pretending we can be using planes like buses without consequences.
Hopefully we'll see a change now, and will never get back to the absurdly cheap air travel, based on tax free fuel and a failure to price externalities.
And instead see more investment in decent, well priced train travel.