If I flew from Chicago to Heathrow and had a layover in London for 12 hours before heading to Johannesburg, could I leave the airport?
General consensus in our missions group is no because we wouldn't get cleared again. I think their thinking is flawed. Besides, I wanna take the chunnel!
General consensus in our missions group is no because we wouldn't get cleared again. I think their thinking is flawed. Besides, I wanna take the chunnel!
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I don't know, but am interested in the answer. I do have that trip with the boyfriend comingup in a year.
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I don't know, but, my guess is no. Security, particularly with international flights, is tight. I have some personal experience in this area. :umno:
How long is the flight from London to Johannesburg? Sounds looonnngg. But going to Johannesburg sounds awesome :thumbsup:
part 2: the chunnel? Nothing spectacular. Just a quick way to get back and forth between Paris and London. You're only under the channel for a few minutes. Its like any other tunnel. :shrug: Oh, but pricey.
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And millions of pounds of water waiting to crush the very last breath out of your body---any second--wondering, wondering, was this a "lowest bidder" job????
*sorry my phobias bubble out of me sometimes.
*sorry my phobias bubble out of me sometimes.
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I'd rather take the chunnel than take a bridge several hundred feet above the water.
Would it be physically possible to go from Heathrow to the coast, take the chunnel to France, turn around and get back to Heathrow all in 12 hours?
Would it be physically possible to go from Heathrow to the coast, take the chunnel to France, turn around and get back to Heathrow all in 12 hours?
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Airports aren't considered as being in the country... if you don't leave the airport you don't have your passport stamped (right? that's what I've heard...). I think you could possibly make arrangements to say that you are actually going to London for a very short stay, but it probably would not be worth the hassles of going through customs and checkpoints.
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