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Nov 25, 2007 | 1:16 pm
#16
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Many thanks for all your best wishes on our move I shall pass them all on to Mrs HIDDY.Wish I could thank you all individually but I don't know how to multi quote so I shall just group thank you all.
If any of you are down this way pop in for a cup of tea, won't you?
Glad you all enjoyed the trip report, and I especially enjoyed the praise from the likes of Moomba Kiwi Flyer and G-BOAC who's TR's I have enjoyed reading in the past,keep em coming boys as I won't be going anywhere for a while.^
If any of you are down this way pop in for a cup of tea, won't you?
Glad you all enjoyed the trip report, and I especially enjoyed the praise from the likes of Moomba Kiwi Flyer and G-BOAC who's TR's I have enjoyed reading in the past,keep em coming boys as I won't be going anywhere for a while.^
Nov 27, 2007 | 7:37 am
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PS - watching decent footie as well!!
Nov 27, 2007 | 8:39 am
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Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: San Diego
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Sunny and 30c today,only rained twice since arrival four weeks ago,been fishing, lazing in the garden watching my grapes swell and tomatoes grow (after a bit of early work before it gets too hot) and drinking wonderful wine at very decent prices and having friends round in the evening for asado - no commuting or alarms for me - it's a hard life.
PS - watching decent footie as well!!
PS - watching decent footie as well!!
Nov 28, 2007 | 7:12 am
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Great report and I read it with zeal since I am taking my first BA FC trip next year..... but what I was a little "shocked" at is how close the FC seats seem to each other... the cabin looked cramped. Is that just the photo or was I wrong in thinking there would be more space around each seat.
Nov 28, 2007 | 10:46 am
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Great report and I read it with zeal since I am taking my first BA FC trip next year..... but what I was a little "shocked" at is how close the FC seats seem to each other... the cabin looked cramped. Is that just the photo or was I wrong in thinking there would be more space around each seat.
david4455 in answer to your question.Yes the cabin does look a bit cramped in the picture and in reality it is a bit, but not enough that it should worry you.
I was in seat 3A just enough forward of the seats in 4E/F to give that feeling of having more space.I suffer a touch from claustrophobia but never gave it a thought.Don't worry the seats are big with plenty of personal space not to give you that feeling of being enclosed.
Personally I wouldn't thank you if you said I could have the "prized" seats in row 1 at the front every time - for me row 2 is the best then row 3 but that subject has been an ongoing subject for discussion on the BAEC forum for ages.
Nov 28, 2007 | 12:11 pm
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Thanks Rejuvenated, yyzlhr, sl1ppy, ItalyBAGold.
david4455 in answer to your question.Yes the cabin does look a bit cramped in the picture and in reality it is a bit, but not enough that it should worry you.
I was in seat 3A just enough forward of the seats in 4E/F to give that feeling of having more space.I suffer a touch from claustrophobia but never gave it a thought.Don't worry the seats are big with plenty of personal space not to give you that feeling of being enclosed.
Personally I wouldn't thank you if you said I could have the "prized" seats in row 1 at the front every time - for me row 2 is the best then row 3 but that subject has been an ongoing subject for discussion on the BAEC forum for ages.
david4455 in answer to your question.Yes the cabin does look a bit cramped in the picture and in reality it is a bit, but not enough that it should worry you.
I was in seat 3A just enough forward of the seats in 4E/F to give that feeling of having more space.I suffer a touch from claustrophobia but never gave it a thought.Don't worry the seats are big with plenty of personal space not to give you that feeling of being enclosed.
Personally I wouldn't thank you if you said I could have the "prized" seats in row 1 at the front every time - for me row 2 is the best then row 3 but that subject has been an ongoing subject for discussion on the BAEC forum for ages.