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Conference govt02::basingstoke

Title: * BASINGSTOKE - Gateway to Wessex *
Notice:BASINGSTOKE - John Arlott lived here - then left, I wonder why
Moderator:COMICS::CORNEJ
Created:Wed Jul 27 1988
Last Modified:Thu Jun 05 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:925
Total number of notes:5875

35.0. "Visit in Basingstoke" by TKOV58::MATSUMOTO (Hisako Matsumoto AITC/SWS/DEC-Japan) Mon Sep 26 1988 11:42

	Hellow !!

	I have a plan to visit LONDON from DEC 24 to JAN 7 in private. I would
	like to visit some offices in Basingstoke. If I can, I want to watch
	some AI application programs.

	I have one friend who lives in Winchmore Hill in LONDON. So I'll stay
	there. How can I go from Winchmore Hill to Basingstoke? Shuld I ride
	on the British Railway? How much does it cost a return? How long does 
	it take? I don't know when to visit.

	I want to stay one night in Reading or Basingstoke. Are there any good
	B&B or Guest house? The cheaper, the better and there is near by
	office. 

	If anyone knows good ideas, please recommend me. 


	Thanks a lot.

	Hisako
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35.1Xmas alert...JC::CORNE___(��)___ Wot, no personal name?Thu Sep 29 1988 10:185
    I'd go by train, but I don't know the price. Remember that the DEC
    offices will be closed until the 3rd of January for Christmas and
    the New Year holidays.
    
    Jc
35.2Where...TKOV58::MATSUMOTOHisako Matsumoto AITC/SWS/DEC-JapanFri Sep 30 1988 04:0810
    Thank you Jc.

    I'll be carefull for it.
    Well, I don't know where should I visit. If I can, I would like to visit a
    show room. Should I go through any formalities ?
    If you know, please tell me.

    Regards,

    hisako
35.3Thanks to you!WELMTS::WALLANEThe Sizzling ChippolataFri Oct 07 1988 17:547
    Don't know whether I'm in the right topic for this....but here goes.
    
    I was recently in Basingstoke on a course (like er...this week)
    at Highfield actually.  I must say that you lot down there are
    extremely helpful and friendly.  Thanks a lot.
    
    Sue
35.4You're helpful too!!RDGE00::LUCKHURSTBuilt for Comfort!!Fri Oct 07 1988 18:248
    Ah, but Sue, you're helpful to us down here as well.
    
    Do you remember the Sales Skills for Secs course that you couldn't
    attend, and with your help, I did!!
    
    Brenda
35.5Cheers!WELMTS::WALLANEThe Sizzling ChippolataFri Oct 07 1988 19:015
    Brenda, yes I do.  Was it good?  Believe it or not I wish to re-attend
    the course but can't remember my contact - can you?
    
    Ever_Grateful_Of_Welwyn
35.6Here's the info I haveFOOT::LUCKHURSTBuilt for Comfort!!Mon Oct 10 1988 14:3611
    Sue,
    
    The course number is EY-4213E.  You can call  7830 8020 to book
    or mail Enrolment @RKA, but I'm afraid I don't have a contact name
    or dates for future courses, sorry......
    
    Yes, it was very enjoyable, try to get yourself booked on.
    
    Cheers,
    
    Brenda
35.7Kendo?IMNAUT::HIRDNoone expects the spanish inquisitionMon Oct 10 1988 17:2413
    
    Hisako,
    
    If you are a Kendoka, I am sure any members of the British Kendo
    Association would be pleased to hear from you, perhaps you could
    bring your armour over and practice :-)
    
    If you are interested, let me know and I can tell you about dojos
    in  London, Reading or Basingstoke.
    
    Regards,
    
    Steve.
35.8Sorry !TKOV58::MATSUMOTOHisako Matsumoto AITC/SWS/DEC-JapanWed Oct 26 1988 00:126
    Steve

    I'm sorry I'm not a Kendoka.
    So I'm not familiar with Kendo.

    hisako
35.9Never mindIMNAUT::HIRDBishops Tipple(r)Wed Oct 26 1988 15:119
    
    Hisako,
    
    I thought it might be worth asking anyway. I hope you have a very
    good journey and overall visit just the same.
    
    Regards,
    
    Steve