I am completely crashed and feeling like a zombie right now. I expect to keel over at any minute. It is possibly not a good idea to go to a convention straight after a week at PGL with the school, and one of the wettest Good Friday walks I have ever known. But I had fun, so I'm
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As you leave the Radisson car park you come to a mini roundabout. Don't turn left; that'll commit you to the eastbound A4. Instead take the slight right turn which brings you to another mini roundabout. At that one, turn left and you come out to a junction on the A4 at which you can turn right.
So far so good, you're now on the A4 westbound. As imc said, you need to turn left onto Newport Road, which is all of about 600 metres down the road - just after a coach park, and then left again onto the West Ramp which leads to the motorway junction.
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It wasn't just me then who missed the M4 junction. I had three tries, got it right on the third one thanks to Google Maps which proved invaluable. On the first one I drove past Windsor Castle and almost got to Legoland before I got on the motorway.
The road you're looking for is just after you pass the Three Magpies (pub seemingly in the middle of nowhere) but you can't get on it because you are on a bridge flying over it. You'll see an aeroplane on sticks on the left. The next thing you come to is a sign saying "M4 M25 / Slough / Staines" and a big arrow pointing straight on. Instead, turn left (Newport Rd) and immediately left again. You are now on the West Ramp which takes you back past the aeroplane on sticks, under the bridge and on to the M4 north.
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During one escape attempt, I saw a sign to Iver and seriously considered turning, because I lived there until I was six, and would be able to negotiate my way through Uxbridge from there.
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*In 2007 narenek was sent to a big data centre 'at Heathrow' for a week's work. I was very amused - and a little sad - to discover it was built on the field we used to play in, at the end of my grandparents' road.
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My clanger is still in pieces as I have something else to finish knitting first.
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