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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
Last proper two week holiday I had was a med cruise....There are always more Germans and Americans than you'd expect. Think about Florida, you have to be prepared to drive but so much more than theme parks. Great climate, spent some time in Fort Myers Beach, saw dolphins in the wild, easy drive to Everglades and day trip to Keys
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Originally posted by Spiderman
There is good and bad in every walk of life. I have worked with some very unpleasant people but to tie every BF Officer with the same brush is totally wrong. A lot of the problems at Heathrow stemmed from Heathrow Airport Authority not wanting to play ball, regarding opening another Terminal, just trying to save money. BF not entirely blameless but nothing to do with shortage of staff... fact. Unfortunately for the travelling public BF staff have to comply with social distancing along with everyone else, even if that does not suit those travelling during a pandemic
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Originally posted by Spiderman
The problem I had was, seeing some of the Brits coming back from places, it really puts you off going!! Was always full of Aussies every time I've been.
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Originally posted by Orange1290
The guidance for BF staff was, if you are working behind a screen ( which desks are) you should not wear masks. Presumably your friends can confirm that the desks had screens. Any passenger will have been required to remove their mask at the desk Edited by Spiderman (01 Jun 2021 7.02pm) Edited by Spiderman (01 Jun 2021 7.05pm)
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Originally posted by chris123
Was always full of Aussies every time I've been. You are right with regard to some resorts, it is their equivalent of our Ibiza
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Originally posted by Spiderman
The guidance for BF staff was, if you are working behind a screen ( which desks are) you should not wear masks. Presumably your friends can confirm that the desks had screens. Any passenger will have been required to remove their mask at the desk Edited by Spiderman (01 Jun 2021 7.02pm) Edited by Spiderman (01 Jun 2021 7.05pm) Some of the staff were standing behind the booths, not behind any screen and still not wearing masks. Edited by Orange1290 (01 Jun 2021 7.18pm)
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Originally posted by Spiderman
Think about Florida, you have to be prepared to drive but so much more than theme parks. Great climate, spent some time in Fort Myers Beach, saw dolphins in the wild, easy drive to Everglades and day trip to Keys Noted my man, cheers.
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Originally posted by Spiderman
Love Cyprus, lived there for 18 months from July 1961. Last time I visited ( a few years ago) seemed to be overrun with Russians still a nice place to visit, lots of history It depends where you go, Limassol has a lot of Russians but the Paphos area is full of British, in fact in higher numbers overall than Russians. The nicest areas for us are Akamas in the far west and the inland hills, forests, lakes and mountains. Nearly all tourists visit the coastal areas for the beaches and see little else. Edited by Orange1290 (01 Jun 2021 7.17pm)
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Originally posted by Orange1290
Some of the staff were standing behind the booths, not behind any screen and still not wearing masks. Edited by Orange1290 (01 Jun 2021 7.18pm) Possibly not BF then, may have been CTU
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Originally posted by Orange1290
It depends where you go, Limassol has a lot of Russians but the Paphos area is full of British, in fact in higher numbers overall than Russians. The nicest areas for us are Akamas in the far west and the inland hills, forests, lakes and mountains. Nearly all tourists visit the coastal areas for the beaches and see little else. Edited by Orange1290 (01 Jun 2021 7.17pm) When my dad was posted there, the N/S divide did not exist. We used to go to Kyrenia every weekend. Last time we visited, rented a car and nearly got stuck in the snow in Troodos mountains. Certainly is more to the island than beaches
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
Noted my man, cheers. If need any further advice, happy to assist. We owned a property in Florida until 2018
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Originally posted by Orange1290
OK "The move, which is still under review at the company's US headquarters, would create 50 full-time jobs at the factory" Yep, definitely worth throwing away £billions of business from the financial & services industry, freedom of movement to the rest the EU, putting peace in NI at risk and decimating the fishing and farming industries. Really good business model, impressive.
Well it's 50 more jobs than you'll ever create!!
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Originally posted by Eaglecoops
I have to say I haven't come across a subject you are not a self professed expert in yet. Just off the top of my head that is farming, accountancy, law, human resources, care homes, general medicine, vaccines and that is without trawling earlier posts. That's one hell of a lot of first degrees, masters degrees and private time studying. I'm amazed you find the time to post on here. Add playing Saxophone on Gerry Rafferty's 1978 smash hit Baker St to that list EC......
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Originally posted by Jimenez
Add playing Saxophone on Gerry Rafferty's 1978 smash hit Baker St to that list EC...... Can I have a p please
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Originally posted by Jimenez
Well it's 50 more jobs than you'll ever create!! For £140 million I could easily create A LOT more jobs in my industry. Nearly £3 million per job? Laughable. Edited by Orange1290 (01 Jun 2021 8.17pm)
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Originally posted by Orange1290
For £140 million I could easily create A LOT more jobs in my industry. Nearly £3 million per job? Laughable. Edited by Orange1290 (01 Jun 2021 8.17pm) I'm sure you could !! The problem with clown's like yourself is that no matter what happens now it's always going to be deemed a failure by the likes of your kind.
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
Noted my man, cheers. Swim with manatees should you get the chance.
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baaaaahh Originally posted by Mapletree
I am sure you are aware of my interest in farming, and especially in sheep farming. Wool has no value, it costs more to shear than you can sell it for. The UK effectively throws most of it away Australia mass produces sheep for meat. The mass production approach has many down sides Australian lamb is not nearly as good as UK lamb either.
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Originally posted by Mapletree
Swim with manatees should you get the chance. Isn't that Illegal? I always thought it was in Florida.
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It's good to see posters on here who are prepared not to be fettered by pesky facts (unless they are their own) But this forum is all about opinions, the more the merrier. PS things you think might happen in the future are not facts
Originally posted by Orange1290
OK "The move, which is still under review at the company's US headquarters, would create 50 full-time jobs at the factory" Yep, definitely worth throwing away £billions of business from the financial & services industry, freedom of movement to the rest the EU, putting peace in NI at risk and decimating the fishing and farming industries. Really good business model, impressive.
Edited by HKOwen (01 Jun 2021 10.37pm)
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