John goodwin or an yone

• Guest 674

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  21 October 2009     13:0331104
  #1      
  Hi guys and girls
  I have to travel to newmarket area by train, looking on the map a nearer rail station to where i want to go is called KENTFORD
  
  tried via network rail to get the timetable but cant get one doesnt recognise kentford.
  
  John or others, do you know if theres a train stn at kentford, its clearly shown on map i have that it is a rail station
  
  
  any ideas?
  
  keith
• Guest 690

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  21 October 2009     13:4631107
  #2      
  Hi there Kieth. You need Kennett railway station. Not too far. It was opened in 1854, when the railway was extended from Newmarket to Bury St Edmunds. At one time, there was a station master and 3 staff based there. Closed to freight in 1965, it became an unstaffed halt in 1967. This summer shows 10 trains per day running between Monday and Friday.
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• Guest 690

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  21 October 2009     14:0231108
  #3      
  Hope all that waffle above makes your visit more interesting?
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• Guest 674

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  21 October 2009     15:1631110
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  Colin
  yep thats great, do you know the area well?
  gotto take my sick doggie there to vet
  
  is there a cafe near by
  pub
  whats in the village
  
  
  
  thanks for all the info
  
  keith
  
  
  I knew the forum would come up trumps
• Guest 690

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  21 October 2009     15:3731111
  #5      
  Sorry Kieth, only know a bit of railway info. Actually, I looked it up on the internet, but thought you might get a bit of humour from all that extra info.
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• Guest 653

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  21 October 2009     15:5931116
  #6      
  Long way to go for a vet Keith ?
  
  
  
  
  Roger
• Guest 660

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  21 October 2009     16:4531121
  #7      
  Sorry Keith been off air for a while,got your answer
  If you knew what I know,we would both be in trouble!
• howard mcsweeney1

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  21 October 2009     17:1931126
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  i can imagine taking a horse to a vet in newmarket, but a dog?
• Guest 673

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  21 October 2009     20:2231137
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  We had to go to the same part of the world about four years ago for an operation on our dear old moggie Doodlebug. He needed an operation which was beyond the facilities available at our vets in Dover and they said he would have to go to the Small Animals Hospital in Cambridge.
  
  Problem was it had been snowing heavily and I was away working. Luckily my brother in law Stephen was home from deepsea and he drove Chris and Doodlebug up there in dreadful conditions, and went back and collected him a week later. The operation and aftercare cost a fortune but was worth every penny.
  
  Here is the American vet who performed the operation holding a happy Doodlebug as he left to go home again:
  
  

  
• Guest 674

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  21 October 2009     20:2731138
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  JOKINGLY I was sold it as a horse but iv since found out its a yotrkshire terrirer lol
  
  
  
  
  the local vet cant operate or have the expertese to operate so got to go all the way to newmarket
  then the cost, blimey
• howard mcsweeney1

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  21 October 2009     20:4031141
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  sorry to hear that keith, the journey must be traumatic for the dog.
  
  hope he recovers as well as ed's cat.
• Guest 674

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  21 October 2009     20:4231142
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  hope i recover to
• Brian Dixon

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  22 October 2009     07:0731152
  #13      
  never mind kieth keep tacking the pills you will get better soon.
• Guest 674

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  22 October 2009     07:5631159
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  BRIAN
  I might change into a horse? lol
• Guest 660

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  22 October 2009     12:0231178
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  Nay!!!!
  If you knew what I know,we would both be in trouble!
• Guest 690

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  22 October 2009     18:2031191
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  The next mare?
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• Brian Dixon

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  22 October 2009     19:1331207
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  what a nightmare,kieth changeing into misster ed.
• Guest 674

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  22 October 2009     21:4331236
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  iv lost my voice oh no im a little horse lol