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Default Re; The Italian Job Tour 2007 - 01-17-2007 , 06:21 AM






Hi there Mini fans
I am organising a trip to Italy again this year to visiit the film locations
used in the 1969 film,
The Italian Job.
Leaving Dover on the afternoon of 3rd July, stay over in a Formula 1 hotel
in Bethune, the next two days are spent driving through the picturesque
French countyside, arriving in Italy on the evening of the 5th.
Friday 6th July see us visiting the tunnel where the Lamboghini crashes, the
site where Professor Peach picks the flowers and then on to the St Grand
Bernard Pass to see where the opening scenes were filmed, and where the 3
Mini's were pushed out of the coach.
The weekend will be spent in a 3 star hotel in Turin where we will see most
of the locations used there. On Monday we head back, but first we visit the
cliff hanger scene, a mile and a half above sea level ! This is the high
light of the week, and I save it 'till last.....
The next few days are spent driving back through France and Switzerland,
until we get the ferry on the evening of Wednesday 11 th July.
This is the fourth year I have done this tour, and have had crews come back
several times (Fitzy and his mates from the Liverpool area)
For further details, contact steven.edmonds (AT) ntlworld (DOT) com or visit my web
site ( under construction at the moment ) at www.theitalianjobtours.co.uk
(video of last years tour)



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Brownz @ Work
 
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Default Re: Re; The Italian Job Tour 2007 - 01-17-2007 , 09:36 AM






Steve Edmonds wrote:
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Hi there Mini fans
I am organising a trip to Italy again this year to visiit the film
locations used in the 1969 film,
The Italian Job.
Leaving Dover on the afternoon of 3rd July, stay over in a Formula 1
hotel in Bethune, the next two days are spent driving through the
picturesque French countyside, arriving in Italy on the evening of
the 5th. Friday 6th July see us visiting the tunnel where the Lamboghini
crashes, the site where Professor Peach picks the flowers and then on
to the St Grand Bernard Pass to see where the opening scenes were
filmed, and where the 3 Mini's were pushed out of the coach.
The weekend will be spent in a 3 star hotel in Turin where we will
see most of the locations used there. On Monday we head back, but
first we visit the cliff hanger scene, a mile and a half above sea
level ! This is the high light of the week, and I save it 'till
last..... The next few days are spent driving back through France and
Switzerland, until we get the ferry on the evening of Wednesday 11 th
July. This is the fourth year I have done this tour, and have had crews
come back several times (Fitzy and his mates from the Liverpool area)
For further details, contact steven.edmonds (AT) ntlworld (DOT) com or visit my
web site ( under construction at the moment ) at
www.theitalianjobtours.co.uk (video of last years tour)
Also worth considering doing it for charity : http://www.italianjob.com/


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Default Re: Re; The Italian Job Tour 2007 - 01-17-2007 , 11:12 AM




"Brownz @ Work" <someone.not (AT) microsoft (DOT) com> wrote

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Steve Edmonds wrote:
Hi there Mini fans
I am organising a trip to Italy again this year to visiit the film
locations used in the 1969 film,
The Italian Job.
Leaving Dover on the afternoon of 3rd July, stay over in a Formula 1
hotel in Bethune, the next two days are spent driving through the
picturesque French countyside, arriving in Italy on the evening of
the 5th. Friday 6th July see us visiting the tunnel where the Lamboghini
crashes, the site where Professor Peach picks the flowers and then on
to the St Grand Bernard Pass to see where the opening scenes were
filmed, and where the 3 Mini's were pushed out of the coach.
The weekend will be spent in a 3 star hotel in Turin where we will
see most of the locations used there. On Monday we head back, but
first we visit the cliff hanger scene, a mile and a half above sea
level ! This is the high light of the week, and I save it 'till
last..... The next few days are spent driving back through France and
Switzerland, until we get the ferry on the evening of Wednesday 11 th
July. This is the fourth year I have done this tour, and have had crews
come back several times (Fitzy and his mates from the Liverpool area)
For further details, contact steven.edmonds (AT) ntlworld (DOT) com or visit my
web site ( under construction at the moment ) at
www.theitalianjobtours.co.uk (video of last years tour)

Also worth considering doing it for charity : http://www.italianjob.com/


--
Cheerz - Brownz
http://www.brownz.org/


I have my name down for this years tour,
if your in to minis and the movie, then this has got to be one of the best
mini adventures you can participate in,
Its not a mad dash to Italy and back,
its a leisurely drive through France, through the breath taking scenery of
the alps, the Mont Blanc tunnel, down to Turin, with time to taste and the
foods and wines of the different areas, EXCELLENT
Fitzy





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Brownz \(Mobile\)
 
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Default Re: Re; The Italian Job Tour 2007 - 01-17-2007 , 02:09 PM



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"Brownz @ Work" <someone.not (AT) microsoft (DOT) com> wrote in message
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Steve Edmonds wrote:
Hi there Mini fans
I am organising a trip to Italy again this year to visiit the film
locations used in the 1969 film,
The Italian Job.
Leaving Dover on the afternoon of 3rd July, stay over in a Formula 1
hotel in Bethune, the next two days are spent driving through the
picturesque French countyside, arriving in Italy on the evening of
the 5th. Friday 6th July see us visiting the tunnel where the
Lamboghini crashes, the site where Professor Peach picks the
flowers and then on to the St Grand Bernard Pass to see where the
opening scenes were filmed, and where the 3 Mini's were pushed out
of the coach. The weekend will be spent in a 3 star hotel in Turin where
we will
see most of the locations used there. On Monday we head back, but
first we visit the cliff hanger scene, a mile and a half above sea
level ! This is the high light of the week, and I save it 'till
last..... The next few days are spent driving back through France
and Switzerland, until we get the ferry on the evening of Wednesday
11 th July. This is the fourth year I have done this tour, and have
had crews come back several times (Fitzy and his mates from the
Liverpool area) For further details, contact
steven.edmonds (AT) ntlworld (DOT) com or visit my web site ( under
construction at the moment ) at www.theitalianjobtours.co.uk (video
of last years tour)

Also worth considering doing it for charity :
http://www.italianjob.com/
I have my name down for this years tour,
if your in to minis and the movie, then this has got to be one of the
best mini adventures you can participate in,
Its not a mad dash to Italy and back,
its a leisurely drive through France, through the breath taking
scenery of the alps, the Mont Blanc tunnel, down to Turin, with time
to taste and the foods and wines of the different areas, EXCELLENT
Fitzy
Would love to do it this year, but am off to the DTM at the Nordschleife,
followed by a blast through the alps, then down for a week on the Cote
d'azur.
Should be a nice little trip via some of the passes and lakes.
All at the start of September, which includes the Oktoberfest as well.....
overdraft alert !

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http://www.brownz.org/




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