On Tue, 29 Jun 2004 22:39:28 +0100, Clive Page
wrote:

In article , Adrian
writes
So either redesign the access to Ripley services, so you *can* turn round
there, or take 'em in towards London, to the big supermarket just off the
first junction, the A245 at Painshill - only a mile or so in and nearer
than Ripley.

Isn't there scope here for a bit of Usenet collaborative work: many of
us know motorway junctions (not necessarily near where we live) where
there's a supermarket, petrol station, cafe or whatever within a quarter
of a mile or so of the exit. How about forming a list, with basic
directions?

M1 J11 ver Dunstable Tesco about a mile along, 24hr fuel and store.
Cafe to about 6pm

Keith J Chesworth
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On Tue, 29 Jun 2004 22:39:28 +0100, Clive Page
wrote:

How about forming a list, with basic directions?

M1 J11 ver Dunstable Tesco about a mile along, 24hr fuel and store.
Cafe to about 6pm

M25/A12 - decent-priced petrol station on the A1023 (the Brentwood town
road) about a hundred yards from the junction, which is probably closer to
the M25 than the Thurrock services is.

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