Picture formatting

I’m on my dad’s PC at the moment and he’s running IE7. I’ve just noticed that it doesn’t render the manually-uploaded pictures properly, i.e. they always appear on the left and text doesn’t “flow” around them properly.

The tags I’ve used for the pics are in the CSS file that’s part of the template and – as far as I can tell – are well withing standard HTML guidelines. No reason for them not to work. To get this page running properly, I’d highly recommend downloading and using Firefox instead.

Sorry for the geeky post. I’m trying to avoid packing…

Bangkok booked

Just sorted my flight to Bangkok. Thai Airlines this time. Thankfully, the price had actually dropped compared to when I checked the other night – by around £40. Bonus. So I’ll be setting off from Heathrow on the night of July 3rd, arriving in the afternoon of the 4th.

Approximate dates for Cambodia and Vietnam have been added to the calendar.

Confirmed plans

A couple of flights are now booked, as are some activities (kinda). Don’t forget that you can always keep up to date with my plans via my Google Calendar. The link’s to the right under the page-by-page calendar.On Saturday 7th June, I fly from Glasgow Prestwick to Cork, Eire. This will be my second trip to the Republic, and the first where I’ll get a chance to see more than an airport, a hotel, a hospital (don’t panic – I was working there) and the inside of a taxi. Joleen, who I met in Thailand many, many months ago, has very kindly offered to show me around as part of her job as a photographer for the local paper. An opportunity I couldn’t pass up as this entails her visiting all the most scenic spots in her area.

I’ll be there for just over a week before getting a late flight to Stansted, sleeping on their lovely shiny concrete floors and transferring to a flight bound for Tallinn, Estonia.The aim’s to spend maybe 2-3 days there before getting the ferry over to Helsinki, weighed down with cheap booze for the Juhannus party up in Rovaniemi. Not sure how I’m getting there, though. Hopefully sharing a car or just hitching.

After that weekend, I’ll be making my way to Brussels. This bit’s kind of vague, but I need to meet Hans there on the 26th for a couple of beers before we journey north to Desel for the Graspop festival. If I have time and people are available I may try to go through Amsterdam and Liege on the way to Brussels.

I’m booked on another Stansted flight after Graspop, this one from Eindhoven. Hopefully once in the UK I’ll get to catch up with a couple more folk in Cambridge and London before boarding a flight to Bangkok on or around July 4th.

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Tip – free / half price rail travel in Scotland

Yes, something reduced in price in Scotland! They’re not that tight, you know. Specifically this is of use if you’re using Glasgow Prestwick Airport. It’s apparently the only airport in Scotland with its own train station and it’s making the most of promoting this. As far as I’m aware this is a permanent offer.

Anyone flying to or from Prestwick is entitled to half price rail travel to/from the airport.  In the case of new routes (those under 6 months old), this offer is improved to free train travel. At the time of writing this includes anyone flying to/from Cork, Poznan, Tenerife, Malaga and Faro. The other train station involved in your journey must also be in Scotland.

Rail travel must be booked in advance by taking your proof of travel (booking confirmation with your name on) to a First ScotRail booking office where you’ll be issued with the relevant ticket. You can only travel on the dates of your flight except where this is imposible (e.g. if you have to check in at 4am, then you can travel the previous night to arrive at Prestwick on the last train).

More details are available at the airport’s official page.

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