The view from my "office" [2 photo limit]

[LinaLee]

GOR for us over the next Easter break.

Happy to give suggestions if you like. I’m not marketing them but if a foodie then Brae is worth a visit by itself.

 

[LinaLee]

Post continued - A little bit more of the amazing scenery of the GOR.

 

[Daver6]

Errk... - I'll be there in <2 weeks.

But I guess I can't look a QF Wine gift horse in the mouth... Post #4338 refers: Qantas Wine latest offering

Still scary, though...

Well that wasn't too terrible at all. Obviously having a row of four to myself helped. However, service was fantastic and felt well looked after. Also, four toilets at the front of the cabin meant never queuing either. Overall, a relatively pleasant experience.

 

[Daver6]

View from the Marriott Palm office in Dubai

 

[Daver6]

Some more around the DXB Palm office

 

[RooFlyer]

Some more around the DXB Palm office

Great view! And your water taxi in the foreground, there?

 

[drron]

That's not big enough to be a water taxi for such an illustrious AFFer,

 

[Flyfrequently]

The "car park office view", the morning after the night before - The Olsen South Yarra.

 

[drron]

The moving office view. KIX.



Didn't see the plane taking off with the view finder but a lucky daily double.

 

[Daver6]

Great view! And your water taxi in the foreground, there?

That's not big enough to be a water taxi for such an illustrious AFFer,

@drron knows who I am. That's the tender that takes me to my water taxi

 

[drron]

The mobile office arrives in Osaka with a wonderful Japanese welcome on view.

 

[prozac]

Luton airport carpark disaster. One less carpark to photograph.

Luton Airport's car park did not have any sprinklers

More than 100 firefighters and 15 fire engines worked for 12 hours battling the blaze, which began just before 9pm yesterday on the third floor of Terminal Car Park 2.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[Beano]

Luton airport carpark disaster. One less carpark to photograph.

Luton Airport's car park did not have any sprinklers

More than 100 firefighters and 15 fire engines worked for 12 hours battling the blaze, which began just before 9pm yesterday on the third floor of Terminal Car Park 2.

www.dailymail.co.uk

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You should see the initial vehicle fire, apparently a diesel Land Rover.

 

[Beano]

You should see the initial vehicle fire, apparently a diesel Land Rover.

And several hundred fewer cars. Imagine being away and coming back to this. I park in a multi-storey car park at my airport an would dread think of this as a travel experience.

 

[TheRealTMA]

You should see the initial vehicle fire, apparently a diesel Land Rover.

It's quite amazing in the UK that sprinklers are no manditory in all buildings. Many hotel renovations are not required to put in sprinklers even.

 

[prozac]

And several hundred fewer cars. Imagine being away and coming back to this. I park in a multi-storey car park at my airport an would dread think of this as a travel experience.

1200 cars apparently.

You should see the initial vehicle fire, apparently a diesel Land Rover.

Traditional troublesome UK automotive electrical system.

 

[Beano]

It's quite amazing in the UK that sprinklers are no manditory in all buildings. Many hotel renovations are not required to put in sprinklers even.

Neither in Australia unless above a certain height

 

[Beano]

Neither in Australia unless above a certain height

Actual for separate open deck car parks no sprinklers are required.

 

[oz_mark]

It's quite amazing in the UK that sprinklers are no manditory in all buildings. Many hotel renovations are not required to put in sprinklers even.

Looking at the building, I don't think sprinklers would be required in Australia either.

 

[Beano]

Looking at the building, I don't think sprinklers would be required in Australia either.

If the car park is connected to another building there are requirements such as fire rated walls and floors separating the car park form the rest of the building. NCC Volume ONE (BCA) clause S5C19, S5C22, S5C25