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Long way to fly for a week!0
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Not if you're flying First ClassFriend Or Defoe said:Long way to fly for a week!
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I flew there for three days work in June !Friend Or Defoe said:Long way to fly for a week!
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Have a good one mate - keep an eye on that Ross - don't let him guide you down the wrong path !
Its strange that there is a Woolwich and Greenwich in Sydney and a Plumstead in Cape Town, however no Charlton anywhere (that I know of).0 -
there is a Charlton in Victoria, Australia. Known as 'The Friendly River' Town .The_President said:Have a good one mate - keep an eye on that Ross - don't let him guide you down the wrong path !
Its strange that there is a Woolwich and Greenwich in Sydney and a Plumstead in Cape Town, however no Charlton anywhere (that I know of).
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James is flying in from Auckland NZ, meeting up with another Addick who is flying in from Manilla. ( I thought it would be ok for me to answer on James's behalf as it is now 3.20 am in NZ and no doubt he will be akip.)LargeAddick said:0 -
A week!!!!!!
You’ll not even have time to get over the jet lag......and I’m not kidding0 -
I've often done business trips for 3 days, takes about a week to get over it. I try to stay awake most of the way back landing early evening, then home to bed, seems to work.0
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You're not reading the thread - he's flying in from New Zealand.1
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Agh.....that’s not so bad then.The_President said:You're not reading the thread - he's flying in from New Zealand.
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I had a colleague who once flew from London to a business meeting in Sydney...for 6 hours. Then back again. Obviously on Biz class, but still...0
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Not the same level, but i once flew into Zurich for a meeting that we thought would take 4 hours only for it to last 10 mins before we got what we wanted, and we just turned around and went back to the airport.Danepak said:I had a colleague who once flew from London to a business meeting in Sydney...for 6 hours. Then back again. Obviously on Biz class, but still...
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The_President said:
Have a good one mate - keep an eye on that Ross - don't let him guide you down the wrong path !
Its strange that there is a Woolwich and Greenwich in Sydney and a Plumstead in Cape Town, however no Charlton anywhere (that I know of).
There is a Blackheath not too far away from Sydney in the Blue Mountains Park.The_President said:Have a good one mate - keep an eye on that Ross - don't let him guide you down the wrong path !
Its strange that there is a Woolwich and Greenwich in Sydney and a Plumstead in Cape Town, however no Charlton anywhere (that I know of).
Blackheath's sporting claim to fame, according to wikepedia, was Don Bradman scoring a century at the Blackheath Oval off 3 overs in a social match against Lithgow in November 1931. He went on to make 256.
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love the Blue Mountains. This thread is reigniting my wanderlust.1
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Flew up there by helicopter and did a five hour tour in a 4x4 for our Anniversary, stunning part of the world.LargeAddick said:love the Blue Mountains. This thread is reigniting my wanderlust.
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That Blackheath is a lovely little town.Blackheathen said:The_President said:Have a good one mate - keep an eye on that Ross - don't let him guide you down the wrong path !
Its strange that there is a Woolwich and Greenwich in Sydney and a Plumstead in Cape Town, however no Charlton anywhere (that I know of).
There is a Blackheath not too far away from Sydney in the Blue Mountains Park.The_President said:Have a good one mate - keep an eye on that Ross - don't let him guide you down the wrong path !
Its strange that there is a Woolwich and Greenwich in Sydney and a Plumstead in Cape Town, however no Charlton anywhere (that I know of).
Blackheath's sporting claim to fame, according to wikepedia, was Don Bradman scoring a century at the Blackheath Oval off 3 overs in a social match against Lithgow in November 1931. He went on to make 256.0 -
I went there on business about 12 years ago for a fortnight, flew home, met my wife st the airport and then flew to the Maldives for a fortnights hiliday. When we landed I didn’t even know the day let alone the time0
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I'm doing 3 days in Auckland later this year.The_President said:
James is flying in from Auckland NZ, meeting up with another Addick who is flying in from Manilla. ( I thought it would be ok for me to answer on James's behalf as it is now 3.20 am in NZ and no doubt he will be akip.)LargeAddick said:
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Does that make the flight shorter then?Brendan_O_Connell said:
Not if you're flying First ClassFriend Or Defoe said:Long way to fly for a week!
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London but hot. Loved coogee though and the other smaller near by towns.0
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I know the OP is flying from New Zealand to Australia yet I didnt get jetlag once when I went out from Heathrow to either location (via. Singapore) - Did the routes on three occasions and was fine each time the moment I landed.SoundAsa£ said:A week!!!!!!
You’ll not even have time to get over the jet lag......and I’m not kidding
Strangely the one time I went to the United States I did briefly have to deal with jetlag there and back0 -
loved the beach at Coogee, fantastic surf. Walk around the coast to Bondi was nice, past the cemetery on the cliff, lovely place to be laid to rest.shine166 said:London but hot. Loved coogee though and the other smaller near by towns.
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Yes, funnily enough it does.....first class passengers sit at the front of the plane and so obviously will always arrive first.Rob said:
Does that make the flight shorter then?Brendan_O_Connell said:
Not if you're flying First ClassFriend Or Defoe said:Long way to fly for a week!
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F*** that!Danepak said:I had a colleague who once flew from London to a business meeting in Sydney...for 6 hours. Then back again. Obviously on Biz class, but still...
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I dont normally feel much in the way of jetlag flying to England, but flying back here it knocks me around for about a week. It does help if you fly from London around mid day arriving in Sydney the following evening then off to bed a few hours after landing, but the 9-10pm flights arriving here at 5am....urggggh0
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I always try to arrive in the morning local time on long haul flights. I then just have to survive that day and usually sleep fine that night. Seems to work for me.
The only flight I really hate is from East Coast, USA back home, which I thankfully only do once per year or less. Overnight, it's too short to get much sleep and you jump 5 hours. If you take a daytime flight, you arrive in the evening still wide awake.0 -
which area you staying james ? weather is due to be shite this week i'm sorry to say.0
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I still haven't learned that jet lag is not helped by getting tanked up on the flight, falling asleep for an hour, before having breakfast and a few more whiskeys.
Definitely feel better coming out to Oz than flying into UK though.0
