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At least two of the aircraft gave no details, and were executive type jets, Learjet I seem to remember. They came from Northern Germany, possibly Hamburg, and when they landed they did not go to the terminal but turned off towards military hangers. I think that is all we are likely to know, or even ...

Or maybe just that their people are more or and the UK is full of drunken idiots or dont like being told what to do.

Not full, but maybe more than its fair share?

Warwick, the voice of sanity as usual. Having had a Polio as a child -yes, 1950 - I get really angry listening to anti-vaccine loonies who tell me it is a trivial disease. Try living for 70 years with the effects and see just how trivial it is to try to carry on a normal life. The more these opinion...

Quite amusing though.

It isn’t 1st April, is it?

Well I thought it was amusing,Tim

You might find that “plague island” is not as bad as you believe. Just avoid obvious areas like crowded clubs, beaches. Just like Greece in fact.

Earthists, of course.

Yes please Seconded! Flat Earhists next in line.

Foreign Office advice endorses all of that advice. You are able to get flights to Greece by a circuitous route, via Amsterdam, Paris etc, but if you want to travel on to an island, proof of permanent residence is needed.

Our teachers were all female, it being a girls school. I don’t remember having the opportunity to bunk off and drink coffee,so at least you would have had a full class.

Heavens, Kilkis, I wish you had been my science teacher .

Thanks for posting both of you. It is a refreshing change to look at worlds other than ours. Incredible quality photographs.

Tim

Look at the date. Good joke though.

In Salisbury, UK, a dog and a cat were regularly to be seen walking a dog and cat together on leads. I have to say that the cat looked pretty uncomfortable with the idea, skirting the wall when possible. Didn’t panic though. Mine would have.