Fascinating. My bus stop is closer to Stow Park Circle yet it's called Brynhyfryd Road.Beep wrote:Funnily enough, Birmingham International is in Solihull and is closer to Solihull than Birmingham.
London Oxford Airport?
Is that because the signwriter suffered a Stroke while sitting at the keyboard?Alexia wrote:Fascinating. My bus stop is closer to Stow Park Circle yet it's called Brynhyfryd Road.Beep wrote:Funnily enough, Birmingham International is in Solihull and is closer to Solihull than Birmingham.
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Could be too. Oops.Gavin Scott wrote:London City could be on that list.Chris wrote:I think the only airports that really should have the "London" tacked to it are Heathrow and Gatwick, because they're roughly within the outer reaches of Greater London.
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Well your location looks like two randomly chosen words from an ID card or something.Sput wrote:Is that because the signwriter suffered a Stroke while sitting at the keyboard?Alexia wrote:Fascinating. My bus stop is closer to Stow Park Circle yet it's called Brynhyfryd Road.Beep wrote:Funnily enough, Birmingham International is in Solihull and is closer to Solihull than Birmingham.
So there.
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But Ronnie can punch through steel so they lose anyway.
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It's not as bad as London Prestwick.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/blog/2006/feb/09/post71
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/ ... ondon.html
If you're not sure where Prestwick is...
http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&sourc ... 09&t=h&z=7
http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/blog/2006/feb/09/post71
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/ ... ondon.html
If you're not sure where Prestwick is...
http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&sourc ... 09&t=h&z=7
As Metropol's resident Southender, I agree it seems odd for there to be a London Southend Airport, especially when the place consists of nothing but some people who took a wrong turning... but I think I'm right in saying that it was actually London's third airport for some time. Luton obviously took over in time, so did pretty much everywhere, but historically it makes sense, and isn't actually that far from what you'd call London. Also, the airport isn't even in Southend so you could take that part out the name as well to be even more accurate.
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Oh goodness, memories of holidays in Greatstone-on-Sea many, many years ago and being right under the flightpath for "Lydd International Airport".nodnirG kraM wrote:Lydd Airfield.
It was a bit like waiting for a bus in Wiltshire nowadays; if I remember rightly, the plane used to come in on a Tuesday afternoon and fly out again on a Thursday morning.
Has it become a but busier since?