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'Coaches don't work very well underwater'
Laura Posted Feb 2, 2004
In the morning the coach hit a wall trying to cross a bridge (got a bit scratched). The previous weekend away the coach got a punture just outside Nottinham. The weekend away before that it almost hit a car (though this was the car's fault it was going far too fast round the bend). The car ended up wedged against the dry stone wall and the driver had to get out by climbing through the passanger window. We had to bounce the car back onto the road.
'Coaches don't work very well underwater'
Researcher 185550 Posted Feb 2, 2004
Well your coach trips always seem to be informative and exciting.
Hope it never gets boring!
You know, like, reading your book while the sky rains down molten magma as you're in the coach. Et cetera.
'Coaches don't work very well underwater'
Laura Posted Feb 2, 2004
The coach trips do tend to be good fun, we have quizes and have developed a bizzare tradition of singing 'Whiskey in the Jar' at the end of each journey . The team captian on the losing quiz team on the way to Aysgarth had to wear a flat cap when we stopped in Harrogate for dinner.
'Coaches don't work very well underwater'
Researcher 556780 Posted Feb 2, 2004
Hehehehe, poor thing, mebbe you should swap bus companies
I'm wif everyone else, at least you saved the
'Coaches don't work very well underwater'
Laura Posted Feb 3, 2004
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/north_yorkshire/3448889.stm
Now we know what happened to the owners of the Pergout , they were air lifted out. The people in the coach got out by climbing onto the dry stone wall.
We used to use Nottingham City coaches but they put they're prices up too much.
We did save the box and the safety box, which was great as we didn't think we'd be able to get to the coach.
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