I haven't seen nearly enough of this island but some day, I'll have to check all that out.
So.. Go on, spill it.. what you been doing?
29-05-09, 06:06 AM
#1,097
SSDB, the place to go for all your uk tourism needs! cheers for the advice, sounds good! 
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29-05-09, 08:17 AM
#1,099
29-05-09, 09:33 AM
#1,100
Eh ?
The card says 6000 off the back tees.
Were you playing out of the rough out the back of the tee ?
The card says 6000 off the back tees.
Were you playing out of the rough out the back of the tee ?
29-05-09, 02:13 PM
#1,101
Preparing the class trip to London on next Friday. Any hints what is worth a visit except the big sights? We are just going to stay in London for 8 to 10 hours, so there is not that much time for long sightseeing. I hope that there is enough time to go shopping afterwards. Any shopping guide threads here?
I'm appreciative for any help...
I'm appreciative for any help...
29-05-09, 02:59 PM
#1,103
Sod the sights, b0n3s I'd be taking them all round Carnaby Street and Covent garden:
"And now kid's here's a fine trainer shop, just wait outside whilst teacher goes inside and checks it's all safe..."
Teacher returns 10 mins later with many blue boxes under the arms...
fc loves trainer shopping
"And now kid's here's a fine trainer shop, just wait outside whilst teacher goes inside and checks it's all safe..."
Teacher returns 10 mins later with many blue boxes under the arms...
fc loves trainer shopping
'All sins tend to be addictive and the terminal point of addiction is damnation.' - W H Auden
29-05-09, 03:08 PM
#1,104
(29-05-09, 02:13 PM)b0n3s Wrote: Preparing the class trip to London on next Friday. Any hints what is worth a visit except the big sights? We are just going to stay in London for 8 to 10 hours, so there is not that much time for long sightseeing. I hope that there is enough time to go shopping afterwards. Any shopping guide threads here?
I'm appreciative for any help...
What age are the kids you're taking? Is the trip linked to work you're doing in school?
29-05-09, 03:28 PM
#1,105
thanks for that flyingcod, but i bet my friends wouldn't be that happy if we just go trainer shopping a little bit of sightseeing might be interesting, but no need for unnecessary information ^^ any further interesting shops in London? Is the OG store in London worth a visit?
Any chance of getting hold of a pair of Supes for under 40 pounds?
we are 15 to 17 years old and there is no work linked with the trip GeeBee. It's more a final class trip at the end of 10th grade. I still don't know how many mates will be in my group, shouldn't be more than 7, hopefully
a little bit of sightseeing might be interesting, but no need for unnecessary information ^^ any further interesting shops in London? Is the OG store in London worth a visit?Any chance of getting hold of a pair of Supes for under 40 pounds?
we are 15 to 17 years old and there is no work linked with the trip GeeBee. It's more a final class trip at the end of 10th grade. I still don't know how many mates will be in my group, shouldn't be more than 7, hopefully
29-05-09, 04:51 PM
#1,106
Get off at oxford street (busiest shopping street in the world) conviently carnaby street is just behind it so u can walk down towards Picadilly circus onto leicester square,grab lunch in hard rock cafe before walking onto covent garden aka theatre land.Luckily and not intended passing most of the adidas stockists worth visiting PURE COINCIDENCE HONEST :LOL:
And if that ain't good enough hop on tube to green park,walk through park and bosh buckingham palace sorted.
Been enjoying the sun,missing the postman and 2 parcels
and broke up with my girlfriend gutted totally and utterly guttted tbh
PURE COINCIDENCE HONEST :LOL:And if that ain't good enough hop on tube to green park,walk through park and bosh buckingham palace sorted.
Been enjoying the sun,missing the postman and 2 parcels
and broke up with my girlfriend gutted totally and utterly guttted tbh
It's not the size of the feet!!it's the amount of quality on em
29-05-09, 05:44 PM
#1,107
(29-05-09, 09:33 AM)mr.pure Wrote: Eh ?
The card says 6000 off the back tees.
Were you playing out of the rough out the back of the tee ?
Quote:Peterstone Lakes is an excellent 6,000 metres (6,600 yards) par 72 course which deserves its reputation as one of the best around.
" shocking cock-up, the mice were furious "
29-05-09, 07:44 PM
#1,110
Today I have been trying to hide my right eye, its been spazzing out all day, twitching like mad! I might have to get a Slick Rick-esq eye patch if it doesnt stop soon, I look like a mentalist!
Crumbs!
I have also been trying to calculate the chances of getting hold of a pair of 3 ways at the end of June...
Crumbs!
I have also been trying to calculate the chances of getting hold of a pair of 3 ways at the end of June...
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