Hi
I am driving to England from Switzerland around 13 or 14 of July (flexible)
and I can take one person with me - it would be a good support for me too
I have a VIP ticket for the Euro Tunnel Train (boarding priorities and lounge...etc)
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one seat available - Driving to England
Jun 25, 2011 @ 08:27
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Hi
I am driving to England from Switzerland around 13 or 14 of July (flexible)
and I can take one person with me - it would be a good support for me too
I have a VIP ticket for the Euro Tunnel Train (boarding priorities and lounge...etc)
Melody MJun 25, 2011 @ 08:27
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Jun 25, 2011 @ 12:57
Do you require any recompense? If so, how much please?
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Jun 26, 2011 @ 07:40
Do you require any recompense? If so, how much please?
Jun 25, 11 12:57
Hi Sheila.
Here is the cost-breakdown for ONE Direction:
100 £ Ticket (one way) - 150 £ Petrol - 50 £ Toll - 24 Road Tax
...and I will be doing all the driving (unless you are very keen to share the drive a bit !)
So I would say I would be happy if you contributed 150 £
but that is just for you to get an idea (you can pay less if you cant afford) - for me the "company" counts :)
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Hi Sheila.
Here is the cost-breakdown for ONE Direction:
100 £ Ticket (one way) - 150 £ Petrol - 50 £ Toll - 24 Road Tax
...and I will be doing all the driving (unless you are very keen to share the drive a bit !)
So I would say I would be happy if you contributed 150 £
but that is just for you to get an idea (you can pay less if you cant afford) - for me the "company" counts :)
Melody M, Jun 26, 2011 @ 07:40
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Jun 26, 2011 @ 07:56
Jan 1, 70 01:00
Hi Julian,
I am using the Euro Tunnel and thats from Calais to Foxton (UK). From there I will be driving to M20 toward Eastbourne. (there is a express train line between Eastbourne and London)
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Hi Julian,
I am using the Euro Tunnel and thats from Calais to Foxton (UK). From there I will be driving to M20 toward Eastbourne. (there is a express train line between Eastbourne and London)
Melody M, Jun 26, 2011 @ 07:56
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Jun 26, 2011 @ 09:04
Thank you for the offer, but I can fly with EasyJet for very much less. Sorry.
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Thank you for the offer, but I can fly with EasyJet for very much less. Sorry.
sheila c, Jun 26, 2011 @ 09:04
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Jun 28, 2011 @ 11:19
Hi
I am driving to England from Switzerland around 13 or 14 of July (flexible)
and I can take one person with me - it would be a good support for me too
I have a VIP ticket for the Euro Tunnel Train (boarding priorities and lounge...etc)
Jun 25, 11 08:27
Well - I found my co-pilot :)
assuming all go well and she does not change her mind !
Thank you everyone for your emails and support
I am so happy that I became a member of glocals !!!
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Well - I found my co-pilot :)
assuming all go well and she does not change her mind !
Thank you everyone for your emails and support
I am so happy that I became a member of glocals !!!
Melody M, Jun 28, 2011 @ 11:19
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Jul 10, 2011 @ 12:58
If you drive via Colmar and Luxembourg and just south of Brussels to Calais you can avoid all the French toll roads and also fill up with the cheapest Diesel in Luxembourg on-route (assuming Diesel car of course). That route is only about 35 miles longer than taking all the French toll roads.
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If you drive via Colmar and Luxembourg and just south of Brussels to Calais you can avoid all the French toll roads and also fill up with the cheapest Diesel in Luxembourg on-route (assuming Diesel car of course). That route is only about 35 miles longer than taking all the French toll roads.
Kevin K, Jul 10, 2011 @ 12:58
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