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Cycle tourists in Romania

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  1. If anyone on the group is, or knows, the male and female laden down cyclists
    I saw in Sighisoara last Sunday (11th) I have a low res jpg of you if you
    send me your e-mail address.

    Rgds,
    Pete.

  2. On Sun, 18 Jul 2004 12:37:32 +0000 (UTC), in
    <[email hidden]>, "Peter B"

    Quoted message said:

    If anyone on the group is, or knows, the male and female laden down cyclists
    I saw in Sighisoara last Sunday (11th) I have a low res jpg of you if you
    send me your e-mail address.

    It's not me but it might be in 2006! I'll be cycling from Birmingham
    Children's Hospital to Brasov Children's Hospital [1].

    Love and hugs from Rich.

    [1] I think the apostrophe should go after the letter "S". But it
    doesn't.

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  3. Richard Bates said:

    Children's Hospital to Brasov Children's Hospital [1].

    [1] I think the apostrophe should go after the letter "S". But
    it doesn't.

    It's right. s' is for when the plural is formed with -s. This one is
    formed with -ren. So 's at the end is fine if you want the possessive.

    Colin McKenzie

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    it leaves you free to believe the damned lies instead!

  4. In news:[email hidden],
    Richard Bates <[email hidden]> typed:

    Quoted message said:

    On Sun, 18 Jul 2004 12:37:32 +0000 (UTC), in
    <[email hidden]>, "Peter B"

    Quoted message said:

    If anyone on the group is, or knows, the male and female laden down
    cyclists I saw in Sighisoara last Sunday (11th) I have a low res jpg
    of you if you send me your e-mail address.

    It's not me but it might be in 2006! I'll be cycling from Birmingham
    Children's Hospital to Brasov Children's Hospital [1].

    Love and hugs from Rich.

    [1] I think the apostrophe should go after the letter "S". But it
    doesn't.

    Surely it should go underneath the s in Brasov 🙂. You need it before the
    /s/ because the /'s/ is marking the possessive, instead of in the case of
    normal plurals where the final /s/ after the apostrophe is dropped because
    you've already had one /s/ sound.

    I'd love a trip to Romania in the next year or two, as well. Does anyone
    know if there's good mountain biking trails in the hills? My guess is that
    the roads would do, but they may have got tarmacced in the 10 years since I
    was there.

    A

  5. "Ambrose Nankivell" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    I'd love a trip to Romania in the next year or two, as well. Does anyone


    know if there's good mountain biking trails in the hills? My guess is that
    the roads would do, but they may have got tarmacced in the 10 years since


    I

    Quoted message said:

    was there.

    I half-heartedly enquired about mtbing, saw a few strapped to cars, but
    wasn't able to get an idea. When I enquired about walking access to the
    hills the concensus was that there were few limitations but what the
    official line is I don't know.

    Certainly the road from Bucharest to Sighisoara is tarmacced, and the roads
    have been, and still are being, upgraded with EU money to help with the
    possible future acceptance of Romania into the EU.
    Talking to someone who was last there in the late eighties gave the
    impression things have moved on so much so that we may have been describing
    different countries.
    One thing is for sure, prices are silly-billy low, services first rate and
    the people I dealt with extremely helpful and pleasant (I think that was
    three things but you know what I mean).
    The roads and driving standards are, let's say, different ;-)

    Rgds,
    Pete.

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