(31 Aug 2015, 11:32 am)DanPicken wrote Currently on 33101 without a doubt one of the best buses there apart from the Olympians.
Was great when 33101 was at Shields especially up Green Lane bank on the 18s
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(31 Aug 2015, 11:32 am)DanPicken wrote Currently on 33101 without a doubt one of the best buses there apart from the Olympians.
(02 Sep 2015, 4:10 pm)Dan wrote I've never actually been on the Metro to St. James before - I've always bailed at Monument. It's the only section of the network I haven't actually used (had no reason to).
(02 Sep 2015, 3:58 pm)MurdnunoC wrote The Shields Ferry and the popping sound the Metro makes between Monument and St James.
(14 Aug 2015, 9:25 pm)mb134 wrote Yeah, I was told by my teacher to have a look at 'Mein Kampf', as I'm doing my coursework next year on that period of time, I went to Waterstones on Wednesday to have a look, and I was going to buy something by Kershaw, might be what you've suggested, need to double check, if so I'll order it tomorrow and hopefully it'll be here by early next week. I'm centering my coursework on Hitler, hence the purchase, and pondering whether he was the largest influence on Germany in the past century.
I bought 'The Double Helix' for my own personal interest, and additional research for my EPQ, into DNA.
Edit: The Kershaw book I saw in Waterstones was simply entitled 'Hitler', I'll have a look at the one you recommend now
Seventy years after World War II with whole libraries dedicated to the war the thoughts of ordinary Germans, surprisingly, have not been heard until now. Professor Nicholas Stargardt, one of Britain's foremost scholars of Nazi Germany at Oxford University has examined letters and diaries for his new book “The German War” to provide an insight into the lives of ordinary Germans fighting the war.
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(03 Sep 2015, 8:28 pm)citaro5284 wrote Not working some of your rest days?
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(04 Sep 2015, 1:03 am)GMitchelhill wrote 1 - I've got a day off after working 8 days in a row.
2 - My button idea for my website to make it much tidier for when I finally get round to relaunching it (scheduled for Jan 2016).
Here are some example of the buttons (incomplete without text (apart from tester) which will be added at a later date).
(04 Sep 2015, 1:20 pm)MrFozz wrote Good driving by the driver on the 265...The closest I have ever come to being in a bus crash...4/5 years ago I was on the 265 from Hetton to Durham, a Yellow Bus Palatine 1 and it vandalised on the route. The driver panicked.
The driving made me happy, not the fact I was nearly in a crash, lol
(06 Sep 2015, 2:20 am)Diamond One wrote Today at around 12 hours ago I am off to somewhere nice this coming Wednesday all revealed in the due course all I can say it is out of this world
(09 Sep 2015, 7:16 pm)Malarkey wrote Start my new Job on Monday at Sitel working on the Nectar Campaign, only applied for the position this afternoon and had the interview over the phone about an hour later, going to love travelling from Washington to Longbenton everyday.
(09 Sep 2015, 7:19 pm)aureolin wrote Congrats on your job. The travel isn't too bad, as it'll only take you about an hour? Metro can be busy depending on what time you finish, as you have all the St Mary's and Civil Service traffic, unless you fancy walking to Four Lane Ends station instead.