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Archive for 17/07/2008
Praise for Manchester transport
17/07/2008 by admin.
I sat in the sauna this morning listening in on a woman in the jacuzzi telling her friends what a wonderful experience she had visiting the Dental Hospital in Manchester.
“I got the train, which only took 20 minutes to Victoria. Then I jumped straight on a tram to Piccadilly. When I got there, I asked a bus driver how to get to the Dental Hospital. ‘Jump in,’ he said. ‘I’m going right past there’.
“When I had finished, there was a bus waiting outside so I hopped on and went and did some shopping. It was brilliant…just not worth taking the car.”
How wonderful, I thought, but there was more to come…
“Of course,” she said, “Now I’m 60, it didn’t cost me a penny!!!”
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