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Posted 03/02/2006 20:18:01


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What would be the maximum amount people would be willing to pay? Bear in mind that Bletchley Park carries a £10 admission fee and £5-per-car parking. (The day out doesn't have to be to Bletchley Park, of course.)


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Posted 03/02/2006 20:21:19


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well being a skint student - not very much

Im not sure what to put being the first person to post an amount (eager beaver.... ) but does £20 - 25 sound a fair value.

(whereabouts is bletchley park BTW)



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Posted 03/02/2006 20:31:17


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Milton Keynes (Buckinghamshire).


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Post #87331
Posted 03/02/2006 20:35:19


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I'd be prepared to pay between £30-40 -- and Bletchley Park has always interested me, what with the historical significance and all.

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Posted 03/02/2006 20:59:15


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£30 to £40 bargain it will cost me that for petrol each way though get free accommodation in london with some of wifes family, may have to plan MM big day out as part of Larger Holiday, or long weekend. Also hope time will be taken for social meal and or drinks just to have a live chat although last nights Chatroom meet was very good and biggest yet.

 

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Posted 03/02/2006 21:49:10


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Everyone back to birmingham for a curry?

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Posted 03/02/2006 21:56:04


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hey this sounds good.... im up for a meet, i live in the lake district so like others will need plenty of notice for travelling "down" south, not to fussed about the expense, ill bluff the wife...,  jodrel bank is very good although its a few years since iv been,, ill keep checking the thread out and see what comes up!!



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Posted 03/02/2006 22:00:03


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just read spike post again,,,blast can not believe i missed the chat room session AGAIN last night...one day ill switch on and be there in time



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