KevH

Quality line-up.

She was my first real love Oddy

It could have been the 90's when I saw them - who was the support group when you saw them?

Given the choice I'd rather have Suzi if you know where I'm coming from.

Unfortunately nostalgia is all we've got left CH.

I saw them at Wembley a couple of years ago - they were brilliant.

That's by car or train....think it's busses aswell, will take another 10 min. though / Ola <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Cheers.

Many thanks Jeffster (once again).

Is that 40 minutes using public transport NoFear?

Is it at the same place as the previous arena?

Well you come from up that way don't you?

That's a result Jo - at last you've found someone who'll understand you.

I believe thats been confirmed jeffster

LOL - yes - it could get a bit like that sometimes! I used to get the bus from Walthamstow to Leyton high road - then walk from there to the stadium......a lovely walk on a sunny saturday for training school, not so nice on a dark Friday evening though! It would be lethal now as you would have to cross all the slip roads onto and off of the new A12 - not a route I would fancy using! The worst Places I ever tried to get to by "walking from the station" were Mildenhall anhd Ipswich - both a Bloomin' long way from their nearest stations I can tell you! Like a fool I believed the person who told me it was "only" 3 or 4 miles to Foxhall.....hmmm! More like 6 as I now know! <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Hey, small World Robyn, I've got relations darn the 'stow. I got the tube to Bromley-by-Bow and therefore had to go the other way to you. As you couldn't walk down the duel carriageway you had to go round the backstreets and that was no fun. You say it's six miles from the track to the station in Ipswich, but how far is it in Mildenhall?

What public transport did you use to get to Hackney Robyn? My only attempt at this saw me walking through some streets of London that Ralph McTell didn't sing about. Not an experience I'd like to repeat or reccommend to anyone!

That brings back great memories - used to do a week of meetings (one every night) up and down the country with my Dad. One year we'd head south, another north etc. As Shazzy says - an adventure.

I can still picture Christer Sjosten using them to his full advantage - awesome to watch. I've got to agree that Coatbridge must surely be the steepest banked track there has ever been.

Pardubice certainly is , Kevin.... I always fly to Prague, and then get the train (Vlak in Czech) to Pardubice, which takes about 90 minutes, usually on a direct train (i.e. you do not have to change trains). The fare is about £5. I have only been to Slany once, and that was on the Prague team bus, but looking at the train timetables on http://www.vlak.cz , a train from Prague to Slany takes about 30 minutes.... **If you look at timetables on Vlak.cz , you have to use local place names (Praha not Prague for example) By the way, Vlak.cz has English & German Language versions too.... Of course, you can always employ the services of that well known connoiseur of Czech Travel, "Browns Tours", AKA Mr. Christopher Brown Esquire.... Hope this helps. Jeffster <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Yes thanks Jeffster, it sure does help - not sure about Mr CBE, oh gawd, do you see how that reads , (well, he did go to the House of Commons the other day ), but might pass the info on to my own 2005 tour guide - what do you reckon Jo?

Are Slany and Pardubice easily reached from Prague using public transport?

You can't fault what PC has said Trees, it's factually correct.

Andy, have a look here www.unia.tarnow.pl/

Blimey, nothing to do with his butt then?

Well bugga me too.

I certainly remember the name Shazz - I can't put a face to the name though. Are Poynters' Coaches still going?

Thanks for the info gg4eva.