Manston Airport Holiday Show

• Guest 653

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  2 March 2013     08:27218354
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  Short notice I know, but if you can find the time, this may be useful, especially so with KLM flying to/from Manston.
  
  Manston - Kent International Airport's popular travel show returns, bigger and better ! Today, 2nd. of March, 10am - 4pm.
  
  • Free parking
  • Free entry
  • Meet the travel experts from KLM & Newmarket Holidays
  • Special on the day savings
  • Competitions
  • Kids entertainment
  • A great FREE family day out
  
  Win two return flights to any long-haul destination with KLM
  
  For further details please visit www.manstonairport.com
  
  
  
  Roger
• Guest 649

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  2 March 2013     12:03218379
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  We have just got back from there lots of the public there to, agood show small but good.
• Guest 653

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  2 March 2013     15:36218401
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  Thanks Vic. I wanted to ask them about the KLM flights and what the transfer time is in Schipol, for onward flights to various destinations.
  
  I was hoping that we could have gone, but Jean just isn't well enough for the journey; we're supposed to be going out to dinner tonight, but we may not now.
  
  
  
  Roger
• Guest 649

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  2 March 2013     17:17218408
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  yes I have all that,I was talking to a Mr Morgen who you know well and we both agree that the T/S could be moved to their place and as I said without taking it apart..Both my wife and myself hope your wife gets better A,S,.P agreat lady who shows me up in the way she keeps going and turning out looking great all the time,please send her our love.
• Guest 868

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  2 March 2013     18:16218445
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  What's a tram shelter got to do with Manston Airport ??!!
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• Guest 649

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  2 March 2013     18:19218447
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  Nothing but it was about who was there. next please.
• Guest 868

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  2 March 2013     18:19218449
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  Surprised to see that Amsterdam is only about 10 miles away from Schipol Airport - we plan to make a trip out there next year (assuming it is still running!!)
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• howard mcsweeney1

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  2 March 2013     18:21218452
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  hope jean feels better soon roger.
• Guest 653

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  2 March 2013     18:22218456
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  There's a good train service from Schipol to Amsterdam.
  
  
  
  Roger
• Guest 693

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  3 March 2013     14:41218579
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  Sorry to hear that Jean's not well, Rog. Give her my best, hope she's out 'n' about again soon.
  
  The Harriet Quimby Centenary Project were at the Manston show yesterday, manned by our Chairman who was able to make it down for the event.
  
  Rog, I've used Amsterdam as a hub for onward travel many times, usually for trips to Japan (MUCH cheaper than direct flights from Heathrow or Gatwick) and the connection times are really what you make of them. If you book your onward flight and flight from the UK as a package, you will invariably be given a list of options for how long you want between arrival from the UK and onward departure. Usually an hour is fine, but if you get delayed in the UK the onward flight will not wait for you, as almost happened to us once when it was snowing at Heathrow; we got to Amsterdam with 20 minutes to spare, too little time for comfort, especially as Schipol is MASSIVE. We had to run for the connection, which we made by the skin of our teeth. Fortunately, the bags made it as well! NEVER again, now I leave two hours between arrival and departure.
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• Guest 653

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  3 March 2013     19:03218603
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  Thanks Vic, Howard and Andy for kind thoughts for Jean.
  
  She is in so much pain, it is truly awful. Her hands, legs and back and now it seems she has either one of two problems with her left hand - I think it is a trapped or damaged Ulnar nerve and Buckland think it may be Dupuytren's contracture.
  
  She put on a very brave face last night and we went out, but she was so pleased to get home; the relief was quite tangible.
  
  
  
  Roger.