Random Image

efnic_5.jpg

Ads


Login Form

Only accounts created by efnic.co.uk administrators are allowed to log in.
Mac users: Firefox for submitting content only.





Lost Password?
Bars - Places to drink
Sat Nav, improving all the time
Written by Administrator   
Thursday, 02 October 2008

ImageHaving used a HP PDA device as my Sat Nav thing for the past couple of years, I was finding it a bit outdated, difficulty in getting the latest maps and software (at a decent price) and sick of all the cabling going on.

That blooming roundabout outside the Royal Bournemouth Hospital has been gone a while but the TomTom keeps on telling me to go round it. Anyway, more of that later.


Add a Comment
Read more...
 
UK travel planner
Written by Gordon Fong   
Tuesday, 19 December 2006

Gene from work found this web site that seems to be able to plan a journey from any two end points in the UK which takes into account buses, trains, tube and so on.


www.transportdirect.info 


Add a Comment
 
Skyscanner.net - flight searches
Written by Gordon Fong   
Monday, 20 November 2006

I found out about this web site from a BBC24 web programme.

The site takes your requirements for flights and then searches across a number of sites to give you the best options. The advantage is that you don't have to do all this yourself.

The advantage is that you can usually get a cheaper return flight by coming back through a different provider.

www.skyscanner.net web site 


Add a Comment (1 Comments)
 
Business trips to London
Written by Gordon Fong   
Monday, 13 November 2006

This is probably not appropriate for all but it worked out great for me.

Basically I need to be in London for Monday morning but I was going to be near there anyway so I decided to stay overnight in a hotel to save an early train from Bournemouth.

As I was driving, having hotel I could easily get to, park there for the next day whilst I get a tube into London and then easy for driving out again, would be great. I did some searches and found that the Ramada Jarvis hotel in Ealing was ideal.



Add a Comment
Read more...
 
Post Office Travel
Written by Gordon Fong   
Wednesday, 11 October 2006

The Post Office has some deals on travel insurance and commission free currency exchange.

One strange thing that I found when I visited the Post Office to get some Euros was that I could only exchange physical cash. They would not let me use a debit card for payment. I then had to use the debit card to get some money out, from the same counter person, they handed it over to me, I then handed it back. Oh what fun, and delay to everybody else queuing up behind me. 


Add a Comment
 
© 2009 efnic.co.uk
Joomla! is Free Software released under the GNU/GPL License.