March 18th Prog Archives The Hague

oliverstoned wrote: Sean Trane wrote: they might get damaged in hustle and bustle!! What do you mean exactly?

Whip lashing out inadvertantly on vinyls make permanently damaged vinyls!!!

Sean Trane wrote: I think I will stash my stereo and records at a friends for that day!!! they might get damaged in hustle and bustle!!

ADMIN SPEAKING: On no account is any member of Prog Archives to steal large chunks of Sean Trane's collection and then try to sell it to interested parties on the sly.

I repeat that such behaviour is not just illegal but immoral ... and that I for one will not accept stolen goods at greatly discounted prices

BaldFriede wrote: Trotsky wrote: Sean Trane wrote: I think I will stash my stereo and records at a friends for that day!!! they might get damaged in hustle and bustle!! ADMIN SPEAKING: On no account is any member of Prog Archives to steal large chunks of Sean Trane's collection and then try to sell it to interested parties on the sly. I repeat that such behaviour is not just illegal but immoral ... and that I for one will not accept stolen goods at greatly discounted prices You may secretly slip them into my rucksack though.

I'll gladly slip that embarrassing Fleetwood Mac Rumours Lp in your rucksack!

But if you two are taking the kids, it means no whip and chains, then?

I know a few disappointed progheads that might just cancel the trip!

OK!! let's get serious

March 18 is only six weeks away!!! Time to think about your tickets if you want to travel at lower costs as long-term reservation tickets can come at half-price than last minute orders

Those of you travelling by train, which I suspect is the case with Syzygy and Alucard and -

Thank you very much to think about that.

-First, i confirm that i'll come with a proghead friend.

-Second, we are currently wondering if we come by train or plane.
Indeed, we'll not be abble to arrive at 10.00AM if we leave by train on Saturday Morning. We are not planning to leave Friday night and sleep in the train, cause we already been to Amsterdam (with the same friend) using night train and it was so bad that i've been unable to sleep at all.

So, if we choose to leave from Paris at about 8.00 AM, we'll be there around 12.00, which is not bad i think.

If we come by plane, we'll be there sooner i suppose.
But in this case, the matter is to know how far from the rendez vous is the airport location.

Anyway, i'd prefer the train, cause i'd not feel very secure in plane since the recent aerial accidents.
Moreover, train enables to enjoy the countryside view better than plane.

oliverstoned wrote: Thank you very much to think about that. -First, i confirm that i'll come with a proghead friend. -Second, we are currently wondering if we come by train or plane. Indeed, we'll not be abble to arrive at 10.00AM if we leave by train on Saturday Morning. We are not planning to leave Friday night and sleep in the train, cause we already been to Amsterdam (with the same friend) using night train and it was so bad that i've been unable to sleep at all. So, if we choose to leave from Paris at about 8.00 AM, we'll be there around 12.00, which is not bad i think. If we come by plane, we'll be there sooner i suppose. But in this case, the matter is to know how far from the rendez vous is the airport location. Anyway, i'd prefer the train, cause i'd not feel very secure in plane since the recent aerial accidents. Moreover, train enables to enjoy the countryside view better than plane.

PLANE:

If you land in Schipol , the airport is on my way down to the Hague and there are many trains doing Amsterdam- Schipol- The Hague so that is easy, too!

CAR:

might be the longest (that is not even sure though, because of transfers) but ending up the cheapest especially if at three with Martin - shared gas costs

erik neuteboom wrote: What a pity Moogtron III, sorry  ....

Well, I've dealt with the disappointment already. Better next time.

Have fun y'all!!!