Yesterday I headed over to York to attend the local Brights meetup. Nick having pointed out that you can drive as fast as you can get the train over, I decided to brave the roads and eventually found myself in York city centre parked up by the river.
The parking machine not taking credit cards or notes I ended up registering with York’s phone parking service which of course is needlessly unuser friendly but eventually I managed to get it sorted and headed out to find Stonegate.
This was an interesting challenge and one I missed by quite a long way but luckily the very helpful Nick Nav service managed to guide me into the road and I had soon located the pub.
The turn out was good, there was about fifteen people in total which is enough to make sure the conversation kept flowing. There was quite a mix of interesting characters including one guy who essentially rejected Einstein’s relativity in exchange for his own acceleration relativity.
All in all though it was nice to be around another group of like minded individuals. York is a beautiful city and quite an active one it would seem as well with this group, North Yorkshire Humanists being based there as well and a Humanist Society at the university, even if they don’t answer anyone’s emails.
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January 22nd, 2009 at 1:29 pm
Lincoln Cathedral > York Minster
Ha HA!!
January 22nd, 2009 at 8:00 pm
Ah York, a great place for a night out
January 26th, 2009 at 10:45 pm
After reading this article I decided to re-familiarise myself with Enstein’s theory of relativity. After arguing with my class mates when I was 18 that this was incorrect, I still believe it is incorrect. The guy you were speaking to is no doubt a genius, I’m in full agreement!!!
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