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By Davey Winder in Editorial

Posted in Uncategorized on March 24, 2007 at 12:30 pm

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I thought I would join in this become a travel writer for a day malarky, as I have just returned from a week spent working in Rome.

Things got off to a poor start thanks to the weather, as I had to catch a flight from Heathrow early on Tuesday morning. Unfortunately, the snow and freezing weather had arrived up north where I live and work over the weekend. Which meant that to get to Heathrow in time to make my 8am flight I had to leave home at 2am to allow for the fact that I would have to drive well below the speed limit to remain safe on the motorway. Anyhow, the drive wasn’t too bad as there was precious little other than a few trucks and I arrived at the Pink Elephant business car park at 5am.

This is my first tip for anyone flying out of Heathrow who has to take their car, book online in advance at Pink Elephant. Not only do you get a good price, 50% off the drive-up rate, which equated to four days secure parking for

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