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AvastMcTimbers 
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Post subject: Tamworth help
 Posted: May 09, 2008 - 11:11 AM
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Hi,
Off to Tamworth this Sunday/Monday for my wifes learn to board in a day course on Monday. Are there any recomended restuarants (ideally chinese or indian) close by? Any recomendations would be geat.
Thanks,
Oh and if anyone is at Tamworth at all between 9am and 5pm I'll be there, wearing bright orange as per my pic  |
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Posted: May 09, 2008 - 07:53 PM
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Hi there.
The best bet is the Peninsular chinese restaurant about 3/4 mile away and very easy to find.
Exit the SnowDome car park (you have to turn left onto the dual carriageway) and take the first left at the lights, signposted towards Drayton Manor & Fazeley. Follow this road straight down (over two or three small roundabouts) until you come to a bigger roundabout with some shops. The restaurant will be at your 11 o'clock position on this roundabout, it has a large green Peninsular sign. N.B. If you go past a Tesco Express you've gone 30 metres too far.
http://www.192.com/local/B75/CHINESE_RESTAURANT/PENINSULAR/X2F1F9A6FB6DB4D4BAC6AD9ED709EEF7C
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AvastMcTimbers
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Posted: May 10, 2008 - 08:13 AM
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Posted: May 11, 2008 - 12:24 PM
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I had the board in a day on friday 9th may....got I am still recovering from the aches of using muscles I have never used before but what an absoulty quality day! The instructors are top and very helpful....I have unfortunalty got to complete the course by doing the finisher but it all helps at the end of the day.
I only struggled linking the turns from heelside to toe side...but as they say practise makes perfect....
Oh and one good suggestion ensure that you have ass protection....I was so tankful for mine as people were suffering alot on Friday! |
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Posted: May 13, 2008 - 08:55 AM
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| Yeah the wife fell over just before lunch time and injured her ass. She did carry on but only managed to get to traversing before she finished so she would need to do level 3 again and then the finisher. |
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