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Londinium

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Some Postman is probably smoking mine and that was the best shit! But you can still judge the Second Best shit if you like... lol ;]
 

gaiusmarius

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hope to see you tomorrow night guys, wishing everyone luck with their travels.

maybe your pack will arrive on the same flight as you Londinium :)

ROFLMAO mr.haze
 

oldpink

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very strange feeling in Amsterdam tonight
for a Friday night the Dam was a ghost town, empty streets empty bars
looks like there is no flights from the UK till sun now, even if the Uk clears Schiphol looks bad for now
as the cloud seems to be almost stationary, I really hope you guys get here the cup is all about you

OP
 
Hope as many as possible can make it, a couple of my mates from america have no chance of now, they are gutted. 3 of us from the UK are in London now and will get the train to Belgium tomorrow morning, will be in A'dam for lunchtime to pick up the passes.
Is there a certain place to pick them up from OP?

Best of luck to anyone trying to make it!
 

Dutchgrown

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Whoever all can make it, we will have a great time....hope to see you all that are stranded by this volcano/flight mess be able to arrive! Just need some rain....maybe that will wash this mess from the skies....it's gotta go somewhere.

Gauis, looking forward to our coco talk! I'll be a Mila's Sunday afternoon if you can make it. ;)


Sending good vibes to you all for ashless skies ASAP!!!!!!!! Come on Rain!

 
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Hoover_lungz

If things dont clear up by monday, im driving to Amster fucking dam!

this is the bbc report i found

Scientists are struggling to work out if the eruption itself could continue for days, weeks or even months.

But, as Professor Jon Davidson - an earth scientist from the University of Durham - told BBC News, it was not the eruption per se that caused the problem.

"It's the fact that the prevailing winds are driving the ash plume over the UK," he explained.

And scientists in Iceland reported on Friday morning that the volcano was continuing to generate a tall plume of ash - contributing to the cloud already drifting high in the atmosphere over the UK.

So the cloud that has grounded UK flights appears to be continuing to grow. And the researchers say that could go on for several days.

Dr David Rothery, a volcanologist from the UK's Open University agrees this could happen, but suggests that it is unlikely.

"It is usual that an explosive eruption like this has its most intensive point at the start and that it gradually subsides," he told BBC News.

What scientists are trying to find out, he explained, is if the [ongoing] eruption is explosive enough to create a tall column of ash and continue feeding the plume.

It is the explosion that initially forces the ash upward - expanding gas at the eruption site generates thrust. From there, the cloud of dust and gas rises because it is warmer than the surrounding air.

So if the eruption continues to be intense and explosive, giving the ash that initial upward thrust, the plume that has been blown in UK and European airspace could continue to grow.

But according to the most recent reports from the UK Met Office and the Icelandic Met Service, ash is now being released in pulses rather than a continuous plume.
 

Cannawinner

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I am stuck here in Tel Aviv. My flights was via Prague it has been canceled.
Perhaps I can get in on sunday???
 
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Hazyfontazy

according to the same bbc news,,all ferries and cross channel trains are already fully booked :badday:
 

gaiusmarius

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we need to do a rain dance

we need to do a rain dance

i will do my best to make it Dutchgrown, i really need a 420 with you guys at this point. after all the anticipation it would be hard to have to miss out. i'm hoping that luck/karma is with me tomorrow.

sending positive vibes to all that are in the same boat, hope you guys make it.

incredible how once again the power of nature humbles the plans of man. whimsical lady is mother nature :)
 

ojd

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im suposed to be flying in to dam saturday 8am but flight is canceled
next available flight is 7pm sunday
so im going to try and get the ferry to france and jump on trains or coaches from there
il need at least 10 fat joints to keep me going the whole journey
anyone no what trains or coaches i can catch from calais
hopefully i make it by tomorow night,but who knows
it is a real bummer people not being abe to make it,i hope everyone else does beter than i have
maybe see some of you guys tomorow

peace
 

Dutchgrown

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When I used to commute between the dam and UK (London)....fastest, easiest way (besides a plane) is Eurostar....runs from London and goes through the channel tunnel and ends in Brussels, where you change to Thalys or Dutch rail service into the dam. Total trip time is about 3 hrs London-Brussels then another cpl hours Brussels-Amsterdam.

Hope that helps!

edit to add: link to Eurostar to book online: http://www.eurostar.com/dynamic/index.jsp
 
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British_Bulldog

Hi and thanks for the link Dutchgrown; I just checked and the price of a return from London to the Dam by Eurostar is £429.00!!
 
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fizzbomb

eurostar from london to brussels is £179 ( one way ), maybe get a train from brussels to amsterdam after that, im in london just now, traveled 5 hrs on the train to get here, and will be leaving in a few hrs to get the eurostar to brussels, then picked up from there and should be in amsterdam for about 1, :) , going to get a sleep for about 1hr then back up to start again, its been fun, been stoned all the way, had a good bubble bong and smoked a joint of bubblegum before i got on any train, will be doing the same very soon, makes the journey a bit more bearable, hope more of you can make it also.
 

JamieShoes

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best of luck getting in tomorrow all of those travelling... hopefully see some of you in town all being well :)
 

Dutchgrown

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Hi and thanks for the link Dutchgrown; I just checked and the price of a return from London to the Dam by Eurostar is £429.00!!

The online booking is a bit tricky.....there are many departures daily, and when economy is full it will quote the higher rates....just have to keep scrolling until you find a better departure time fare.
 

Gypsy Nirvana

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Even I can't make it ojd....

....Bloody Icelandic Volcano's!

....but those of you that can, toke a fattie for me ...will ya?
 

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