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About 98 hours, if you are traveling by car most the way, but if you are traveling by airplane then about 32 hours. But both of these measurements are due only if you don't stop for other things. If you do stop though for these things, It would probably add 2 or 3 hours

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The flight times varies according to the speed of the flight. If the flight is flying at a faster speed then the times may change. We are providing you with standard flight timings. The flight time for the above mentioned trip is.10hours 0 mins

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About 3 hours.

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3-4 hours on a plane

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During the later part of the 19th, through the early stages of the 20th centuries; Manchester in the United Kingdom was famed for it's (now derilict) textile industry. New Zealand, being a relatively new country at the time was completely reliant on imports for all it's textiles & linens. Manchester Linen became much sought after for bedding, due to it's superior quality over alternative sources. (As today, Egyptian Cotton is considered the superior article.) So consumers would seek it out by name. Over time, where once they would have asked for 'Manchester Linen' - this became shortened, to simply 'Manchester'.

Hence Kiwi's now calling bedding Manchester.

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it all depends where you wanna stand. I arrived well before 6:30 at the park and was able to secure a good spot all the way in the front by the stage. Manu started around 8. if you dont wanna be all the way in the front you can come anytime there is plenty of room for everybody. ENJOY!!!

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Honresfeld

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3 hrs 40 mins

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from the centre of london to the centre of manchester it is 320km.

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As strange as it may seem, Manchester actually has some of the softest water in the England. This is quite exceptional for an urban environment, where soft water is normally unavailable and it is commonly assumed that all cities in the UK always have hard water - but this is not always the case. This is not due to the copious amounts of rainfall Manchester receives as the prevailing south westerly rain clouds hits the Pennines hills east of Manchester and reverses back around to Manchester. It is actually because Manchester gets the vast majority of its water supply from the Lake District, the rest is normally supplied by the Manchester Reservoirs and Longdendale Chain.

Thirlmere was constructed in the 19th century and Haweswater in the 1920s by the Manchester Corporation who built a large network of reservoirs around the Manchester, Lake District and Pennines. Consequently these reservoirs are now owned by United Utilities. Both of these reservoirs have some of the softest water in the UK due to being upland surface water reservoirs.

Water has little chance of dissolving minerals because water is collected so high up as opposed to letting the water stream downhill on rock as such as collecting minerals. Furthermore, a lot of rock in North West England consists of granite which has less minerals than the chalky substance. The chalky substance is particularly prevalent in Southern and Eastern England, and as such it is one of the reasons why water can be up to 12 times as hard as water from North West England.

Speaking from a personal experience, soft water will not corrode appliances or pipes and generate as much limescale as hard water does. But I have known people who have been accustomed to hard water who move to areas with soft water and have had to have tooth fillings because their teeth is suffering from the lack of minerals it is so used to getting.

ManchesterLake District (Haweswater and Thirlmere)Pennines (Longdendale Chain)1.750 clarke / 25 ppm[36]BirminghamElan Valley Reservoirs3 clarke /

42.8 ppm[37]BristolMendip Hills (Bristol Reservoirs)16 clarke / 228.5 ppm[38]SouthamptonBewl Water18.76 clarke / 268 ppm[39]London (EC1A)Lee Valley Reservoir Chain19.3 clarke / 275 ppm[40]

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Because the kitchen drain is freezing up in cold weather. Open the doors under the sink at night to allow warmer air to enter to help prevent this. Also cover any exposed drain lines under the house with insulation or a heat tape to minimize the chance of freezeups.

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It takes 2 hours It takes 2 hours

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That depends on the traffic, weather and the mode of transport. Just under an hour on a good day by car - 58 miles.
If you dont hit heavy traffic you should do it comfortably at legal speeds in 1 hour give or take 5 minutes.

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Approx 4hours

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Claudia Cagan

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1.00hr

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It's a 13-hour flight direct.

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Have you tried www.cabiecar.com? Great way to share a ride or find someone you can share with!

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2 and a half hours

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