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Those with absolutely nothing better to do with their time today might want to check-out these excellent restaurant reviews as featured on www.london-eating.co.uk


Scroll down to read Rachel's review first (about 5 or 6 down) and then Jason's, which is above it.


http://www.london-eating.co.uk/1626.htm

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Fantastic - brightened up my afternoon no end.


On holiday in Greece a friend and I went on a coach tour of Athens and Corinth. We got chatting to a Granny who was on holiday with her 12 year old Grandaughter. Granny confided with us that she thought that soon the Grandaughter would soon be too old to want to go on holiday with Granny or appreciate trips such as this. The next trip was a cruise that included passage through the Corinth Canal.


She said


"I want to take my Grandaughter up the Corinth Canal whilst she is young enough to appreciate it"


How I didnt bight through my bottom lip is beyond me.

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