Postal, Supermarket and Magazine Competitions - Part 2

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Give February half-term an adrenaline kick at Thorpe Park.

Thorpe Park is calling all hardcore thrill hunters to brave the February weather and join in the fun and anticipation of the Ultimate Thrill Chill.

The park gates will open on Saturday, February 16, until Sunday 24 and for the first two weekends in March.

As part of the Ultimate Thrill Chill, only the most hair-raising rides will be running, so only the most daring thrill-hunters need apply.

Unleash the daredevil within and take on the loops, spins, and incredible speeds of the nation's thrill capital.

Rides include the unholy trinity of rollercoasters: Stealth - Europe's fastest rollercoaster and tallest launch coaster sends those brave enough to venture onto the ride from 0-80mph in under two seconds at a dizzying 205ft.

Colossus - A white-knuckled, record-setting rollercoaster that hurtles through 10 twists and turns at 45mph.

Nemesis Inferno - This inverted hell ride into the fiery mouth of a volcano is only for those with the most nerve.

Revellers won't know which way is up as they loop, sidewind, dive and corkscrew at speeds of up to 50mph.

In addition to the fantastic selection of nerve-wracking rides on offer at the Ultimate Thrill Chill, there is also something for the football fanatics.

From February 20-24, EA Games will be showcasing and promoting their new game - FIFA Street 3, the ultimate arcade football experience.

Thrill-seekers would be insane to miss this opportunity. To find out what rides are available during this period, and to be sure of bagging yourself a bargain, visit thorpepark.com To stand a chance of winning one set, just answer the question.

Send your answer on a postcard with your name, address and daytime telephone number to: Thorpe Park Competition, Surrey Comet, Rita Gillen, Unecol House, 819 London Road, North Cheam SM3 9BN. Closing date for entries is February 20.




answer - Fright Nights

thanks fusty

good luck

fusty

Send your answer on a postcard with your name, address and daytime telephone number to: Thorpe Park Competition, Surrey Comet, Rita Gillen, Unecol House, 819 London Road, North Cheam SM3 9BN. Closing date for entries is February 20.




answer - ???

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just been on their site looks like it could be Fright Nights

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moneyse1

clareybear wrote: »

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How about putting several postcards in a single envelope? Seems to have worked for people for other comps.

moneyse1

daviddonna wrote: »

I use the free postcards as well. However, I always put the postcards inside envelopes and send them that way. I don't like the thought of all my details being available to whoever handles the post. Guess I am just a bit more cautious with all the identity theft that goes on. Also I find that I can buy a box of 1000 envelopes from like Staples and get them Bogof (making 2000) for a fraction of what it costs to buy them in packs of 10 or 20 in Tesco. It's much cheaper that way.

This is a good idea. I've decided to do this too. I've also found that it's far cheaper to buy labels rather than envelopes - methinks I may have found a use for all those free envelopes that arrive with the junk mail ...;)

Gilla_2

A word of warning. Some comp sites don't like opening envelopes.

They are quite happy, though, to have sealed envelopes with writing on both sides. So could use the already addressed spam envelopes and put address labels over the address on the front of the envelope. Just seal them down and put the comp entry on the back.

Several will accept multi postcards inside one envelope, but others (like Prima) insist on individual postcards sent for each entry.

For postcards I save all my cardboard packaging and cut it into postcard sizes, then I use largish labels (6 to a sheet) with the comp address on on the pretty side, and write my entry on the other.

Green and economical at the same time! Cuts down on the amount going in my recycling bin!

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LEGOLAND Windsor brings out the hero in everyone. There are more than 50 amazing interactive rides, attractions and live shows for the whole family.

Set in 150 acres of parkland, and featuring nearly 55 million LEGO bricks, it is more fun than you can imagine for children aged three to 12 and their families.

New for 2008 is a whole new area, Land Of The Vikings. At its heart lies the Longboat Invader and the park's biggest and wettest ride to date, the Vikings' River Splash. Join the fleet and explore a fantasy world inhabited by mythical sea monsters, ferocious dragons and brave Norse warriors.

The park bursts into action on March 15, with seven magnificent new attractions. There's also a top line-up of special events, including the popular After Dark laser show, the LEGOLAND Live! music festival. Amazing Machines weekend and spectacular firework displays.

You have the chance to win one of six sets of tickets to LEGOLAND Windsor, all you need to do is answer the question and send your name, address and daytime telephone number to: LEGOLAND Windsor Competition, Hannah Weston, Richmond & Twickenham Times, 29-39 London Road, Twickenham TW1 3SZ.

answer - Legoland Windsor

good luck!

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Another exciting rugby league season has just kicked off at the Twickenham Stoop.

Harlequins RL started the campaign last weekend by giving an impressive performance against Wigan, going down 47-28 in an entertaining game in front of more than 8,000 fans.

Quins boast top Aussie and Kiwi players, such as Mark McLinden, Scott Hill, Chad Randall, Matt Gaffa, Daniel Heckenberg, David Howell, Henry Paul and Karl Temata, as well as Great Britain star Rob Purdham and plenty of emerging local talent in their ranks.

This promises to be an exciting season and Quins are hoping to see a bumper crowd down at the Stoop.

The club have launched a fantastic value season ticket for the 2008 season, covering all 12 remaining home games for the Etihad (East Stand) for just £60 - where else can you see top-level sporting action for just a fiver a time?

The season ticket cost for U16s and students is just £25. To buy your ticket, call 020 8410 6000.

To coincide with the start of the season we have some great prizes on offer.

To be in with a chance of winning, just send your answer, along with your name, address and daytime telephone number to: Harlequins Competition, Richmond & Twickenham Times, Hannah Weston, 29-39 London Road, Twickenham, TW1 3SZ.

answer - ??

good luck

fusty

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Another exciting rugby league season has just kicked off at the Twickenham Stoop.

Harlequins RL started the campaign last weekend by giving an impressive performance against Wigan, going down 47-28 in an entertaining game in front of more than 8,000 fans.

Quins boast top Aussie and Kiwi players, such as Mark McLinden, Scott Hill, Chad Randall, Matt Gaffa, Daniel Heckenberg, David Howell, Henry Paul and Karl Temata, as well as Great Britain star Rob Purdham and plenty of emerging local talent in their ranks.

This promises to be an exciting season and Quins are hoping to see a bumper crowd down at the Stoop.

The club have launched a fantastic value season ticket for the 2008 season, covering all 12 remaining home games for the Etihad (East Stand) for just £60 - where else can you see top-level sporting action for just a fiver a time?

The season ticket cost for U16s and students is just £25. To buy your ticket, call 020 8410 6000.

To coincide with the start of the season we have some great prizes on offer.

To be in with a chance of winning, just send your answer, along with your name, address and daytime telephone number to: Harlequins Competition, Richmond & Twickenham Times, Hannah Weston, 29-39 London Road, Twickenham, TW1 3SZ.

answer - ??

good luck

just been on clubs site & scrolled through team photos doesn't look like any of them, mind you its not the best picture is it!!
look like giving this a miss
:beer:

hjb123

lol, yeah I couldnt work out who it was either, not the best of pictures