Malvary J Cole wrote:
At Heathrow the check-in people ask if you have anything pointed in your
luggage. I said just my knitting and was told that it would not be
allowed through security.
I took my knitting from Manchester to Prague (and back) in my hand-held.
Perhaps that was allowed
...UK airports...will still not allow scissors, nail clippers, tweezers,
knitting needles...worth the risk...(or) no choice but for the item to be
confiscated. Jacquie
I suppose this mean one must have pliable travel bobbins? smile
On the lace knitting front, Bryspun needles seem to make it
In a message dated 22/05/2010 18:42:53 GMT Daylight Time,
elationrelat...@yahoo.com writes:
Some bring a prepaid, self-address mailer, just in case their expensive
or favorite needles are at risk. That means either stepping out of line, or
trusting someone else to post it, but perhaps
Susan Reishus wrote: Some bring a prepaid, self-address mailer, just in
case their expensive or favorite needles are at risk. That means either
stepping out of line, or trusting someone else to post it, but perhaps
helpful to some.
When leaving Heathrow (London) there had not been anywhere
In a message dated 22/05/2010 22:51:21 GMT Daylight Time,
malva...@sympatico.ca writes:
however on my most recent return to Canada Jacquie and I noticed that
they have opened a Post Office on the departure level of Terminal 3.
But note that this is among the shops at the departures end on
