Comments for BritishExpat http://britishexpat.com News, humour and information for Brits worldwide! Wed, 18 Jan 2012 02:59:21 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on That Vancouver Vibe – my experience moving to Van City by Ucantbe Sirius http://britishexpat.com/americas/canada/that-vancouver-vibe/comment-page-1/#comment-6965 Ucantbe Sirius Wed, 18 Jan 2012 02:59:21 +0000 http://britishexpat.com/?p=11683#comment-6965 I dunno which strain of BC's finest you were on mate......but the view and the fresh air is all this place has...... I dunno which strain of BC’s finest you were on mate……but the view and the fresh air is all this place has……

]]> Comment on Driving from UK to Malta via Livorno by Gianfranco Selvaggi http://britishexpat.com/europe/malta/driving-from-uk-to-malta-via-livorno/comment-page-1/#comment-6947 Gianfranco Selvaggi Thu, 29 Dec 2011 11:28:23 +0000 http://britishexpat.com/?p=12684#comment-6947 Dear Sir, Madame My father past away last February and i wish to bring his car down to Malta. The car is presently in our house in Busan o Canavese in the province of Torino. It is a 10 year old Lancia Y10, of sentimental value. I shall be in Busano from the 17th January 2012 for five days. Can you please suggest what other alternative other than driving the car down myself ? Can i freight it down ? thanks and best regards Gian Dear Sir, Madame
My father past away last February and i wish to bring his car down to Malta. The car is presently in our house in Busan o Canavese in the province of Torino. It is a 10 year old Lancia Y10, of sentimental value. I shall be in Busano from the 17th January 2012 for five days. Can you please suggest what other alternative other than driving the car down myself ? Can i freight it down ?
thanks and best regards
Gian

]]> Comment on Driving from UK to Malta via Livorno by Dean http://britishexpat.com/europe/malta/driving-from-uk-to-malta-via-livorno/comment-page-1/#comment-6943 Dean Wed, 28 Dec 2011 15:52:10 +0000 http://britishexpat.com/?p=12684#comment-6943 Hi Melby Thanks for all the information, more Question if you don't mind. what is Base quota for, the ferry company dont seem to answer that Q plus is it best to book with them direct, as there web site is not very friendly. There Base Quota seems to change every time I look up Prices.. Hi Melby

Thanks for all the information, more Question if you don’t mind. what is Base quota for, the ferry company dont seem to answer that Q plus is it best to book with them direct, as there web site is not very friendly. There Base Quota seems to change every time I look up Prices..

]]> Comment on Kumsusan Memorial Palace by Mike KingdomHockings http://britishexpat.com/pic-of-the-week/kumsusan-memorial-palace/comment-page-1/#comment-6935 Mike KingdomHockings Tue, 27 Dec 2011 20:22:37 +0000 http://britishexpat.com/?p=13631#comment-6935 Nice collection, David. And thanks for this very topical one. Nice collection, David. And thanks for this very topical one.

]]> Comment on Kumsusan Memorial Palace by David Stanley http://britishexpat.com/pic-of-the-week/kumsusan-memorial-palace/comment-page-1/#comment-6934 David Stanley Tue, 27 Dec 2011 19:31:11 +0000 http://britishexpat.com/?p=13631#comment-6934 I visited North Korea with a group from Regent Holidays in Bristol, England. Fascinating trip! On our scheduled day to visit the Kumsusan Memorial Palace, we were asked to dress in our finest attire and be on our very best behavior. No photos were allowed inside the palace but outside it was okay. As we entered the chamber with Kim Il-sung's embalmed corpse we lined up in rows and bowed several times as we had been instructed to do. Of course, everyone in our British group dutifully complied as a token of respect for our North Korean hosts. I suppose future groups will have the honor of doing the same before Kim Jong-il! I visited North Korea with a group from Regent Holidays in Bristol, England. Fascinating trip! On our scheduled day to visit the Kumsusan Memorial Palace, we were asked to dress in our finest attire and be on our very best behavior. No photos were allowed inside the palace but outside it was okay. As we entered the chamber with Kim Il-sung’s embalmed corpse we lined up in rows and bowed several times as we had been instructed to do. Of course, everyone in our British group dutifully complied as a token of respect for our North Korean hosts. I suppose future groups will have the honor of doing the same before Kim Jong-il!

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