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davemorton

Evening all.

We are not really like mumsnet are we??

I dont want to have to use a beaker! :mad:

Westvleteren

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

We'll done, and if it wasn't one of yours it soon will be:D

izzy65 wrote: »

Happy birthday strewth and well done westy even if it wasn't one of yours, nanny I know the pain your ds and you are feeling it is horrible and no words can really help:A

As it happens it was one of mine It was my additional piece printed at the last minute to fill a space

davemorton

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gocat

strewth Happy Birthday. :beer:
Now wondering what the 71 means

mhoc

Lima-India wrote: »

Hello Purpledonkey. I live and work in Sheffield.
From Friday, Sheffield Hallam has the final year art and design students degree show - free: https://www.shu.ac.uk/campaigns/degree-show
Winter Garden is relatively small but it's joined to the Millenium Gallery which is worth a look, as is the Graves Gallery next door (Graves is also the main Library building).
The Great Escape is really good fun - my work colleagues and I did it (we did Alcatraz Room)
What sort of things would you like to know about?

You are the local expert person I need to ask then. We have got a few days stay coming up in Sheffield in the hilton - the one actually in Sheffield not the double tree at Dronfield on the outskirts. Looking at the map it looks like a taxi ride from the train station into the centre rather than a long slow walk - would you say so or is there a bus service into town?

This will be our first trip to Sheffield so we have not planned activites yet - any recommendations? We like the usual museums and art galleries and anything with a history.
I've also not looked at groupon/livingsocial yet to see if there are any nice meal deals within easy walking distance of the hotel

(We were spoilt when we had a couple of nights in York in April - both resturants I found on livingsocial were literally yards from the hotel so I could wear heels and have a drink!)

marrbett

Evening all, I know this has been asked recently, but have the brain of a sieve!!!
How can we get a cheap parking at Gatwick deal for september please?
My mum and I are off on a little Roman holibib, with a wedding thrown in too. Cheapest so far is £60 for 4 nights

Call_of_Trouty

marrbett wrote: »

Evening all, I know this has been asked recently, but have the brain of a sieve!!!
How can we get a cheap parking at Gatwick deal for september please?
My mum and I are off on a little Roman holibib, with a wedding thrown in too. Cheapest so far is £60 for 4 nights

Easy, advertise free lifts to the airport. When you get a reply ask for their address then google it. If it has a parking space give them a lift, go back and park your car on their drive.

purpledonkey

Lima-India wrote: »

Hello Purpledonkey. I live and work in Sheffield.
From Friday, Sheffield Hallam has the final year art and design students degree show - free: https://www.shu.ac.uk/campaigns/degree-show
Winter Garden is relatively small but it's joined to the Millenium Gallery which is worth a look, as is the Graves Gallery next door (Graves is also the main Library building).
The Great Escape is really good fun - my work colleagues and I did it (we did Alcatraz Room)
What sort of things would you like to know about?

Thank you That's precisely it - something different and inexpensive, otherwise I will hunt down a baking supply shop... that never ends well for my bank balance :rotfl: We were looking at Crack the Code as it's £20 opposed to £36 (I know it's not inexpensive but I can't resist an escape game )

Enterprise_1701C

Westvleteren wrote: »

As it happens it was one of mine It was my additional piece printed at the last minute to fill a space

Isn't that ironic :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Nannylala

tweets wrote: »

Nannylala we had that earlier I was glad I was sat on the sofa anyone out in it would have been soaked through to the skin :eek:

Good evening tweets ..what are we thinking of BB ...I have not quite made mymind up if I like the new format or not but time will tell :eek: