How about if one has a Mercedes? :-)) A good point on the weight of books, though. They are heavier than house bricks. -- ErnB Bristol

Users can subscribe to Tomtom for regular updates of selected maps. Charges start from £7.95 a quarter. See: - http://tinyurl.com/5xuu22 Not looked into detail yet so no comment at this

Hi Neill, Thanks for that. I don't get on with their website. which does neither myself nor the ferry company any good. However, my wife says she is happy, so I'll let her sort it out. At

Very true.... but 4 times their value is better than a trolly full of food...and having been in a Force 9 Gale going round in circles for 2 hours outside Dover Harbour is'nt something we wish to

Your opinion. It's a fair bit cheaper than the Iliad reader I use everyday. With constant use you may need to recharge the device maybe only once a week (unlike pda's or cell phones), the screen

Pet Human <pethuman@...> wrote: And excellent they are. This among other really helpful tips and info is what makes this site so good: folk out there like 'Pet' willing to spend time sorting out the

They are a protected species so the NT would need a licence to cull. Hope they have one or else big trouble. Peter S . There are so many and they are so bold that they become a real pest in local

++++++++++++++++++++++++ That is exactly what I use--O2xda (but II).It does my TomTom(6) and also Memory Map and eBooks(which I stick on an SD card). Easy to obtain second hand as its not necessary to

We've just booked Euro Tunnel (£180) next week.....but with Tesco points for........£45 return.... and no gales or sea state to worry about . Unbeatable value. ************** [Non-text

Not been around much recently so have hopped into this mid thread - but for what it's worth I read ebooks on my PDA (and now phone - which in my case is really a pda - O2 XDA) so you don't need a

I feel like that about most of Britain's resorts. The worst, and one that really shocked me, was Bognor. We went to Bognor or Littlehampton every weekend pre-war. They are just rat-holes now. And

By the way I did have my weekend in blackpool. It was worth it, only for the one hour we watched the lights and the company I was with. On the prom we found that south of Ripley's Believe it or Not

I only wish I'd been able to take the time and the trouble to set down my reactions as you have and I hope Mike takes them in the helpful spirit in which they are intended. I feel desperately sorry

I ignore them, 602. On-line booking is a bit like feeling your way thru a swamp, but look for the sites that have <Earlier Sailing> and <Later Sailing> buttons. Or, like Sea France, actually give

Hi, Well, I now know how much I'm going to spend on diesel to get to/from any of the ferry ports. Next move is to find out what each crossing will cost me. Buts thats not so easy, as the ferry

Electrophile, surely! Certainly use 15amp breaker as already advised. Also, try to find a "fast" breaker that allows a minimum of overload. There are breakers and breakers. Some are designed to allow

mike.motorhome wrote: Well, they probably do know. I'd be surprised if someone from Lunar isn't keeping a quiet eye on all this. Mike, I have read every page on your website, and I'm going to offer

Thanks, Andy, A useful bit of kit. Being the cause of a power shut-down can be quite embarrassing. My 600W kettle tripped the supply at Clères. It had gone "leaky" and tripped the earth leakage