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Big Graeme wrote:I blame the Cornish mate.
i blame the bloooody cockneys meddling in things down here.LOGOC or whatever they want to call themselves. even if they had gone over by boat to the plymouth side would have been a better compromise than a clapped out transit!!! terrible decision.
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Joined: Dec 09 2001 Posts: 8840 Location: South [and now West ]of the M62 by 500 miles
It's going about half a mile from the bottom of our gaff on Saturday afternoon, may take a stroll down and view it, as for cockernees interfering, easy tiger
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CORNISH wrote:really pi$$ed off about this. it was announced yesterday that the torch will not be run over the tamar bridge but put in a van and driven across instead
I was mildly surprised last week to find that there are huge parts of the route where the torch will be driven to the next bit, some of the sectors seem to have been chosen simply because they had a volunteer to run through their own village and they've had to drive a van ten miles to get the torch to them for their ten minutes of glory.
I was naive enough to think that it would be run all around the country on the chosen route.
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Joined: Dec 09 2001 Posts: 8840 Location: South [and now West ]of the M62 by 500 miles
CORNISH wrote:i blame the bloooody cockneys meddling in things down here.LOGOC or whatever they want to call themselves. even if they had gone over by boat to the plymouth side would have been a better compromise than a clapped out transit!!! terrible decision.
Decision overturned, they have clubbed together and borrowed a bit off Posh's bloke and managed to stump up for the toll
As for your point McF, I looked at the detailed timings for this first leg on Saturday and the non running parts are pretty thin timewise to say the least, something like 15 minutes from Falmouth to Truro which out of season is cutting it fine, but when the grockels are already down here with the ankle biters licking every window in sight I suspect it may take a bit longer.
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McLaren_Field wrote:I was mildly surprised last week to find that there are huge parts of the route where the torch will be driven to the next bit, some of the sectors seem to have been chosen simply because they had a volunteer to run through their own village and they've had to drive a van ten miles to get the torch to them for their ten minutes of glory.
I was naive enough to think that it would be run all around the country on the chosen route.
And some bits they chose and then went on to choose people from different areas to carry it. It goes through here (the only part of Lanarkshire it's going through) being carried by people from Falkirk, Stirling and West Lothian.
Joined: Apr 13 2002 Posts: 3569 Location: enjoying the fresh air,moors and beaches of devon and cornwall
McLaren_Field wrote: I was naive enough to think that it would be run all around the country on the chosen route.
me too mate. hasnt that always been the case in years gone by?
as homer says though, theyve changed their minds and it will be run all the way over the bridge.common sense prevails for a change.
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Transport for London have erected posters all over Newcastle warning of congestion over the Olympic period. If the queues are going to reach that far up the a1 god knows what it will be like in the smoke. Guess we'll all have to "re mode"
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rhino phil wrote:Transport for London have erected posters all over Newcastle warning of congestion over the Olympic period. If the queues are going to reach that far up the a1 god knows what it will be like in the smoke. Guess we'll all have to "re mode"
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