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Previously on "CUK Germany Christmas do."
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Is that the Irish Bar that is (or at least was) opposite a downstairs bar called the Nautilus? Mind you, I am talking about the early eighties now.
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A CUK euro bash. Not a bad idea.
I can do most weekends in the new year.
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Good point.
We could extend the invitaion to Belgium and Netherlands.
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DarmstadtOriginally posted by ThomasSoerensen View PostWhats between cologne and Munich?
Ahhh, Frankfurt

I'm working in Münster and Köln at the moment but hope to be in Münster and Frankfurt next year however anywhere is good for me. Maybe we should get some of the cloggies as well, then Köln would be quite central...
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I should be able to make it in the new year but definately not this side of Christmas..
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I'm currently working in Munich up until xmas and then I'll be Cologne (home) based from January onwards.
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If we have the arrangement in January it is probably easier to book a table somewhere anyway.
I am not against doing it in January.
Who else is in Germany?
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doobab,
I'll driving round the Munich ring in about 4 hours
Milan.
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Hmm, weekends are a bit booked up till Christmas. I don't think I can do a big trek on a school night, probably an 1hr from Munich tops. Drink driving isn't a problem as I don't have a car.
How far is Nurnberg? That's about halfway.
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one day Tommy one day
was in FaM two weekends ago for the Weinachts Markt and annual Christmas shopping trip with the Mrs
it was clear to see 'the crisis' is not visible in FaM, the shops were packed Peek and Kloppenburg and Pohland and Karstadt etc and the tills were ringing
we got into the spirit too and over spent
ah well there we are that's Christmas
down on the Romer the Christmas market was very nice
is LB still there ?
Milan.
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I am in Frankfurt
But the location should perhaps be based on where people are or where we can crash at someones house AndyW style as i don't think drink driving is good with all the snow.
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