Hi,
Until some time ago, I thought Donington Park was spelled with to N
(DoNNington). Last week, during holidays in England, I drove from Stoke to
Nottingham and saw sign 'Donington Park'. I immediately left the motorway
and drove to the venue, wondering if it would be the circuit or something
else. It was the circuit with it's magnificient car collection.
But I still wonder if both spellings are correct, since I remember that some
games and posters in this NG use the 'DoNNington' spelling as well.
Does anyone know???
greetings,
hgrm
> But I still wonder if both spellings are correct, since I remember thatsome
> games and posters in this NG use the 'DoNNington' spelling as well.
It's Donington.
:0)
Han Monsees wrote:
>
> Does anyone know???
Aye, lad. It's "Donington."
In article <98m6cc$soj$[email hidden]>, [email hidden]
says...
> Until some time ago, I thought Donington Park was spelled with to N
> (DoNNington). Last week, during holidays in England, I drove from Stoke to
> Nottingham and saw sign 'Donington Park'. I immediately left the motorway
> and drove to the venue, wondering if it would be the circuit or something
> else. It was the circuit with it's magnificient car collection.
Yes - the museum is well worth a visit - especially if you're a GPL
fan:-) They've even got one of the old Auto-Union D-Types, like the one
that Nuvolari won the '38 GP in.
> But I still wonder if both spellings are correct, since I remember that some
> games and posters in this NG use the 'DoNNington' spelling as well.
It's Donington.
- Michael
I immediately left the motorway and drove to the venue!!!
motorway??????????
I thought it was called the A50
some people.......
now if you want a proper Motorway, sorry traffic jam ,go to the M6
(officialy the most conjested road in europe)
am I being pedantic?
oz
