You could try looking at http://www.nationalexpress.com/ which, I think, is
the only bus system which is nationwide. You should be able to get from
Wymondham to Exeter (which isn't far from Honiton), but I don't think you'd be
able to get there and back in a day. Other than that it would be trains
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Jean Nathan
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You could try looking at http://www.nationalexpress.com/ which, I think, is
the only bus system which is nationwide. You should be able to get from
Wymondham to Exeter (which isn't far from Honiton), but I don't think you'd be
able
I would think that this kind of illumination device (or whatever you might
call it) could have many uses in those days.
I have a replica of a lacemakers light and found the concept amazing :-) Of
course it works, or they would have found something better, but I was just
amazed when I used it.
I've been fooling around with the National Rail website
http://ojp.nationalrail.co.uk/ and as other people have posted, you can
do it by train, but on a Sat. it involves 6 changes of train, leaving
Wymondham at 11:52a.m. and arriving at Honiton at 19:15. Then I looked
at going via London
It's true. I have used them in the past.
Janette from Canberra Australia
Noelene said In Australia, international postage vouchers are available for
sale through
the local post office
I didn't know that, Nolene! Never heard of them! I Must investigate
them!!
Thanks for the Info.
Dear All
I would suggest getting a coach from Norwich Bus Station {City
Centre} And going to London {about two hours} Then getting a coach or train
from London to Honiton.
I suggest contacting Pat Perryman in Honiton.
BUT!! If Jean is right about the shop being closed. Then you would
I`m back again
I have now checked the Trains from Norwich to Exeter.
Assuming you want to travel in the morning. Leaving Norwich.
The trains are:- 8o/c 9o/c 10o/c 11o/c
Arrive Exeter 13.27 14.08 15.18 16.18
Duration of journey 5.27 5.08 5.18 5.18
Changes 2
Norwich
Hi Daphne and welcome to Arachne. A lot of the spiders must be away from
their PC's. It's very quiet on the list right now. I hope, though, you'll
stay around, because they'll all be back and the list will be it's usual
busy self.
Mary
There is a review in the New York Times of the new Costume show at the
Metropolitan Museum, Anglomania, situated in the English period galleries.
_http://www.nytimes.com/2006/05/05/arts/design/05angl.html_
(http://www.nytimes.com/2006/05/05/arts/design/05angl.html) It claims that
there is
Hi All,
My DH's business trip in the UK has changed and we find we have a spare day
before driving up to Tamworth for the lace day that Jane posted about. Can I
get suggestions of a place to go between Heathrow and Tamworth that would be
worth spending some time at. We have been to
On May 5, 2006, at 10:46, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There is a review in the New York Times of the new Costume show at the
Metropolitan Museum, Anglomania, situated in the English period
galleries.
_http://www.nytimes.com/2006/05/05/arts/design/05angl.html_
WOMAN'S PERFECT BREAKFAST
She's sitting at the table with her gourmet coffee.
Her son is on the cover of the Wheaties box.
Her daughter is on the cover of Business Week.
Her boyfriend is on the cover of Playgirl.
And her husband is on the back of the milk carton.
WOMEN'S REVENGE
Cash, check or
Lots of oldies recently, some of them funny even after all those
years... :)
From: M.D.
A man entered the bus with both of his front pockets full of golf
balls, and sat down next to a beautiful (you guessed it) blonde. The
puzzled blonde kept looking at him and his bulging pockets.
Another one dusted off to good purpose :)
From: M.C.
A father entered his daughter's bedroom and saw a letter on the bed.
With the worst premonition he read it with trembling hands.
Dear Mum and Dad,
It is with great regret and sorrow that I'm telling you that I've
eloped with my new
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