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Tag Archives: cabin
Free-riding on the Granton ferry (Rousse)
I cycled back from town along the Forth estuary. When I reached Granton I had two options: to cross the water by ferry or to cycle inland to avoid the crossing. A little old lady advised me that the ferry … Continue reading
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Tagged cabin, coast guard, cycle, estuary, ferry, Forth, free-ride, Granton, helicopter, journey, lady, pilot, rudder
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Dogs days with Sir Sean Connery (Rousse)
Mine was one of the first families drafted to perform anti-terrorist service. We lined up inside a long plastic tent at the junction of Queen Street and North St David Street in Edinburgh, following the instructions of the police to … Continue reading
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Tagged cabin, claustrophobia, dog, Edinburgh, family, log, police, punishment, remote, Sean Connery, terrorist, volunteer
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Cousin colouring comparison check (Rousse)
GT stuck his ginger head through the kitchen window of the log cabin in rural Canada. ‘Who the hell are you, and what are you doing here?!’ he demanded to know. He had no idea that the ‘English squatters’ now … Continue reading
Weymouth from air and shoreline (Rousse)
The flight was not full so we all had plenty of space in the cabin. TPR kept switching seats, mainly for the best views from angle of the plane. When I saw Weymouth from the air for the first time … Continue reading
Sharing a cabin with Dermot Murnaghan (Rousse)
I sat next to television news presenter Dermot Murnaghan in the passenger cabin of the tiny plane. Keen not to embarrass him by making it obvious that I recognised him, I engaged him in conversation about Scottish stereotypes (e.g. short, … Continue reading
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Tagged air steward, broadcaster, cabin, change, companion, Dermot Murnaghan, flight, ginger, journalist, men, move, news, passenger, plane, presenter, relief, Scottish, seat, short, stereotypes, stocky, travel
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Novel marketing ploy from Nandos (Rousse)
When I returned to my cabin mid-morning I found two members of staff still there, tidying up the bedroom and cleaning the bathroom. They hurried away, indicating in broken English that they would come back later. It was only when … Continue reading
Theresa May shares priority email address with complete stranger (Rousse)
It was only when I sat down in the cabin that I realised that I had left my green file of work under a seat in the airport departure lounge. I would need to pull strings to ensure that it … Continue reading
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Tagged airport, cabin, departure lounge, email, file, green, plane, prime minister, seat, secret, secret service, service, stranger, Theresa May
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Transatlantic flight upgrade (Rousse)
This was going to be a fun flight. I’d already teased the party of three lads (two of whom who looked like twins) by ‘guessing’ correctly that they came from Carlisle. I was not, however, psychic. I had discovered this … Continue reading
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Tagged air, aisle, bag, basin, bedroom, cabin, Canada, Carlisle, case, delay, double, empty, father-in-law, flight, in-flight, label, lad, luggage, man, night, passenger, psychic, room, row, seat, single, sleep, snow, steward, toothbrush, toothpaste, TPR, transatlantic, twin, upgrade, window
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Lottery winners on a plane (Rousse)
I was extremely lucky to have two seats to myself on the long flight across the Atlantic. I even managed to get some sleep in the first couple of hours of the journey. However, I was very curious about the … Continue reading
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Tagged cabin, couple, first class, flight, journey, lottery, passenger, plane, seat, sleep, winner
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