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From: Week on Wheels <wow /at/ lfns.co.uk>
Subject: [wow] Waiting (on Wheels) to take you away Date: Thu, 13 Mar 2008 16:26:50 +0000 == THIS WEEK == The LONDON FRIDAY NIGHT SKATE is WAITING TO TAKE YOU AWAY. No, not the funny farm, the Magical Mystery Tour - 12 miles of famous Beatles London landmarks. We take in * Marylebone High Street (57 Wimpole Street, home to Paul McCartney's then girlfriend, Jane Asher) * EMI House at 20 Manchester Square, * Apple Boutique, 94 Baker Street. NO, this is NOT the Apple Store and you can't have an iPod * then north along smooth roads to Paul McCartney's London home, 7 Cavendish Avenue, St John's Wood and The Abbey road crossing and studios before half time at St Johns Wood. * The second half goes even further north so we can coast back into town past Primrose Hill. Don't Fool on the Hill. * back into Soho for Trident Studios, 17 St Anne's Court * and finally down Haymarket past the Art Shop where John met (Yoko) Ono http://www.lfns.co.uk/route.php/20080314 On SUNDAY it's the BOL STROLL. A good one this week for tourists and for Londoners who have lived here so long they never got around to doing the tourist stuff - Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey, Houses of Parliament, London Eye, Waterloo Bridge - with the best view (either way) in London, Covent Garden, Piccadilly , etc. Half time at the Royal Opera House, just under 7 miles. Great chance to try out your Easter costumes before next week and see how they impress the tourists. http://www.lfns.co.uk/route.php/20080316 == LAST WEEK == Skaters are reminded once again that you need to be able to control your speed and stop on downhills - and some quite steep downhills on Fridays. The poor chap who carommed into a stationary vehicle on FRIDAY's Pentonville run was attended immediately by LFNS First Aiders, and paramedics were on the scene within minutes. Happily he regained consciousness quite quickly and hasn't suffered any lasting damage. On SUNDAY the whole skate stopped just as it was about to start, due to last minute weather. We'll try that again some other time. == NEXT WEEK == EASTER is only a week away. The Easter Skate you already know about, but if you'd forgotten: next FRIDAY's skate starts an hour earlier than usual - that's 7pm, and will be leaving from Serpentine Road (usual Sunday start point) and SUNDAY's skate is in fancy dress. Plus all the free workshoppy classy party-y (is that a word? is now) goodness. See web site for details. http://www.easterskate.co.uk/ == MESSAGE ENDS == Reply through our web site, not through email. To unsubscribe, use the link in the mail footer - right at the bottom after the copyright notice. http://www.lfns.co.uk/feedback.php#contactus Material in this email is protected by copyright; it may be reproduced unchanged in full provided that credit is given. All trademarks are acknowledged. Lift your hands and voices, free your mind and join us. -- Sent from the London Friday Night Skate - http://www.lfns.co.uk/ Check out any time - see http://www.lfns.co.uk/unsubscribe.php?list=wow |
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