AD: Film shows, the largest model railway and a Christmas Market
Mike Hughes
All these are included in the coach trip to Miniatur Wunderland in
Hamburg, 27 to 29 November.
Our luxury coach is fully equipped with facilities for showing films.
Where else can you guarantee that you will be able to watch the whole of
a film without adverts, phone calls or other interruptions - and share
this with a group of like minded friends?
I am told that the films include "Emperor of the North" and "Silver
Streak", both classic films with a strong rail content.
Miniatur Wunderland is a truly amazing creation. The latest section to
be opened is featured in the December issue of Model Railroader. Our
American comrades will be disappointed that they cannot make this trip.
We have been promised s 'behind the scenes' look at the American section
(subject to certain conditions) which is another benefit.
And to top it all there is the Hamburg Christmas market!
We still have a couple of places left. Pick up locations are Wokingham,
Redhill and Dover. Come and join us.
Full details can be found at nmrabr.org.uk (click on the icon on bottom
right).
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Mike Hughes
Marketing Co-ordinator NMRA British Region
Modelling the North American Way
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Look here http://mikehughes627.fotopic.net/
Steve Caple
> And to top it all there is the Hamburg Christmas market!
Not to mention the Christmas Tarts on the Reeperbahn.
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Steve
LDosser
news:zopl6p0qgqar$.1xxmf1fdfbrte$.dlg@40tude.net...
"Outside it is winter. But in here it's so hot.
Every night we have to battle with the girls to keep
them from taking off all their clothings. So don't go
away. Who knows? Tonight we may lose the battle!
[KIT KAT GIRLS]
Wir sagen
Willkommen, bienvenue, welcome
Im Cabaret, au Cabaret, to Cabaret!"
Steve Caple
> Cabaret
One of the few musicals I've ever liked.
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Steve
MartinS
> Mike Hughes wrote:
>
>> And to top it all there is the Hamburg Christmas market!
>
> Not to mention the Christmas Tarts on the Reeperbahn.
Ooh, I love pastries!
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Martin S.
MartinS
> LDosser wrote:
>
>> Cabaret
>
> One of the few musicals I've ever liked.
Flashdance.
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Martin S.
LDosser
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Ex wife was a Theatre major, so I saw a lot of stage musicals. Done right, a
stage musical is much better than film. Done wrong, it's more difficult to
walk out.
Twibil
>
>
> > Not to mention the Christmas Tarts on the Reeperbahn.
>
> Ooh, I love pastries!
Don't swallow those.
They're "pasties", not "pastries".
~Pete
Steve Caple
Shallow in comparison.
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Steve
Steve Caple
> Done right, a stage musical is much better than film. Done wrong, it's
> more difficult to walk out.
Oh, how true!!
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Steve
MartinS
> MartinS wrote:
>> Steve Caple <steve...@commoncast.net> wrote:
>>> LDosser wrote:
>>>
>>>> Cabaret
>>>
>>> One of the few musicals I've ever liked.
>>
>> Flashdance.
>
> Shallow in comparison.
But Jennifer Beals rides the Monongahela (or is it the Duquesne?) Incline!
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Martin S.
Steve Caple
> On Nov 7, 10:06?pm, MartinS <m...@my.place> wrote:
>>
>>
>>> Not to mention the Christmas Tarts on the Reeperbahn.
>>
>> Ooh, I love pastries!
>
> Don't swallow those.
>
> They're "pasties", not "pastries".
Could he just lick them? At least if he promises to stop before he goes
blind, while he just needs glasses?
--
Steve
Twibil
>
>
> >> Ooh, I love pastries!
>
> > Don't swallow those.
>
> > They're "pasties", not "pastries".
>
> Could he just lick them? At least if he promises to stop before he goes
> blind, while he just needs glasses?
Play it safe: let your guide dog lick 'em first.
simon
"MartinS" <m...@my.place> wrote in message
More tea Vicar, can I press you to a tart ?
Cheers,
Simon