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Old 08-07-2003, 17:54   #87
Dave Stones
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Originally posted by towny
Very odd. Did you fly from a different European country into Greece? The UK is not part of the agreement that removes the need for passports within the EU, so you should have your passport checked every time you enter or leave the UK.
well i flew from manchester... does that count? us yorkshire peeps need a passport to go there

maybe the security was just slack or something then, cos our passports got checked nowhere, they didnt ask for it at check in, or where u get frisked by the guards, or where we got on, or at the other end. at the other end we just waltzed merrily thru the blue channel... no one was there at all

i cant remember what happened on the way back though.probably got checked but i cant remember...
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