> > From: "Paul Ewins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > There are a variety of passes (e.g. National Trust) that give discounted > entry to various attractions. If you used one, which was it and how useful > was it?
If you plan on going to many NT properties, join it. £60 for a year for a couple and you will be suprsed how quickly you will recoup that cost in entry fees. > > I'm planning to copy my CF cards to a portable hard drive (PD70X) and burn > DVDs when I can. Should I be going to internet cafés or computer shops or > camera shops to get the DVDs burnt? I think Jessops (in many town centres) provide this service. Internet cafes will do the same. You might have to purchase their media. > > I'm also dragging along my homemade MF panoramic camera so I'll have 120 E6 > film to be developed before I go home. The last stops are 13 days in London > followed by a week in Paris, so I'm assuming that London would be the best > place to get it done. Can anyone recommend a processor in London with a > reasonable turn around, say 3 - 4 days, and reasonable cost? BobW used Joe's Basement, the last I heard. Think it's got a web presence. 13days? What sort of masochist are you? 8-) > Finally, if you've been on Eurostar recently are there any special > precautions to take to avoid hassles? I'm traveling on an Australian > passport so I expect I'll be subject to the full range of checks and customs It's pretty much the same as airlines, for obvious reasons. How are you travelling about? mike ----------------------------------------- Email provided by http://www.ntlhome.com/
