[HPFGU-London] Re: Getting to Know You

[Sam Edwards]

Sounds wonderful Gemma, thanks. Ben suggested Flitwick had good rail links from London, do you know any more about it? Is it worth a visit for reasons other than it's name shared with the charms Proffessor?
Also, when would folk be free in September? 
thanks for not thinking I'm barmy:)
Sam

Gemma <gemlovesguitars at ...> wrote:
Hi Sam!

I would definitely be up for a HP tour - something I've been thinking 
about for a while actually!  I have a travel and tourism background 
and have organised numerous trips and events before, both small and 
large so would love to be involved in any organisation!

Gemma

--- In HPFGU-London at yahoogroups.com, "Jo Raggett" <aggie at r...> wrote:
> Hi Sam!
> 
> It is a shame you missed our trip to London, you would be more than 
welcome on the next one I'm sure!  
> 
> I'm all for a HP tour of England!!  Going to these places may be 
difficult for those who rely on public transport though.  Having said 
that, however, I'd be up for it!!  So it won't be me saying you're 
barmy!!! . . . Maybe it's a nurse thing though. . .  ;o))
> 
> Jo 
> (P.S Thanks for the 'good luck'!)
> 
> 
>   SAM>>
> 
>   I'm sorry to have missed you on Sunday. I ended up giving twelve 
eight-year-olds a Harry Potter quiz at my nephew's birthday party 
instead.
> 
>   I'll introduce myself anyway and hope to get to the next meet-up.
> 
>   I'm Sam, 29, married to Mike and mother of Tabitha, (2 1/2) and 
Hermione, (yes really, 11 months.) We live in Oxfordshire. I'm an at-
home mum at the moment although I qualified as a nurse last year. 
(Good luck to Jo:) )
> 
>   I discovered Harry Potter three years ago when I was asked to 
read a bit of PS to my nephew and found myself more engrossed than he 
was. I discovered the fandom in the desperate wait for OoP to be 
released last year. I don't think I've ever posted to the main HPFGU 
list because I'm always too far behind in posts to have anything new 
or interesting to add. I do enjoy the weekly chat though. I get away 
with sharing half-formed ideas there.
> 
>   Speaking of half-formed ideas...
> 
>   Would anyone be interested in exploring Britain a bit in future 
meet ups? I'm more of a quiet pub garden kind of girl myself and I 
couldn't help noticing an attractive-looking little village called 
Snape on a map of Suffolk. There was a Flitwick somewhere near 
Bedford too, although I don't know anything about it yet. Then 
there's always the film locations, we could have a series of day 
trips/weekends to make up a Harry Potter pilgrimage.
> 
>   What does everyone think? I've got a nasty feeling this is where 
I find out even other adult Harry Potter fans think I'm a bit barmy;)
> 
>   Sam 
> 
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