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1) What's a good central area to stay in? We've identified some motels in
We had an excellent time last year at a hotel caddy-corner from the Gloucester Rd station, fwiw. Tube and bus access was immaculate. If you'd like me to dig up the details, I can. |
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"Fustanella" wrote in message ...
1) What's a good central area to stay in? We've identified some motels in We had an excellent time last year at a hotel caddy-corner from the Gloucester Rd station, fwiw. Tube and bus access was immaculate. If you'd like me to dig up the details, I can. What does "caddy-corner" mean? |
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On Wed, 21 Jul 2004, Kapitan Klink wrote:
What does "caddy-corner" mean? It's a corruption of "catercorner." -- Michael Hoffman |
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What does "caddy-corner" mean?
Diagonally across from. If I recall correctly, the Gloucester Road Tube station is on the southwest corner of the main intersection it fronts. Our hotel (the Montana, according to my travelog) would be on the northeast corner. Or, put another way, one could cross one street from the station to the nearby post office, then the intersecting street from the post office to the hotel. |
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In message , Kapitan
Klink writes What does "caddy-corner" mean? That the writer is an American. -- Roland Perry |
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Roland Perry wrote in message ...
In message , Kapitan Klink writes What does "caddy-corner" mean? That the writer is an American. So it means the same as Kitty-corner? |
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