> > From: "Paul Ewins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: 2005/07/21 Thu PM 01:06:18 GMT > To: <[email protected]> > Subject: RE: OT: UK tourist questions > > Thanks for the replies folks; > > Cotty: OK, booking online for the London Eye seems to be the way to go, they > even tell you when it will be sundown. August 16 - 18 we're still in Orkney, > We'll be in London from September 10 - 22. > > Mike: 13 days in London? Believe it or not this is so that we can take > things at a slower pace. We also get a better B&B deal by booking for two > weeks, so the extra time isn't as expensive as it sounds.
It's not the expense, it's just the _thought_ of being there for two weeks. 8-) > > Dave: you're on the money here, National Trust of Australia has reciprocal > rights with NT & NT Scotland. Hopefully the locals can get me a card in > time. > > Bob: I found the Snappy snaps website but it didn't really say whether > they'll do E6, although they can cross process if I want. They also do B&W, > but no mention of MF. I'll ask the Glasgow branch when I get there (our > first port of call). I second snappy snaps for C41; they seem to be the best of the bunch. You won't get E6 done at any of those sorts of places. the only chance you have is to find a Pro lab at one of your major places. there is one near here that could do you a 2.5hour(ish) turnaround. There will be ones in London but you will have to search them out yourself. If you are travelling by car, I am almost exactly 1/2way between London and the centre of Scotland. About 350 miles north of London; a good day's run - 100miles south of Edinburgh; a nice morning's run. Feel free to call in. mike ----------------------------------------- Email provided by http://www.ntlhome.com/
