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Thanks for the additional hints, ac600cw. Re. printer cable, I'll wait till after my holiday to look at that, but good advice from you. Thanks.
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Well, my neighbour got my etickets printed off for me.
I'm surprised that there is no direct train from East Croydon to Kings X now. I have...
Hello, I am a 66-year-old single male and am travelling first class to Newcastle from Kings Cross via LNER at 10:30 a.m. on 4th June. It's actually a return ticket. LNER sent me two Etickets via my Yahoo email account.
I did this via my desktop. I have a mobile but have only used it for text...
First off, thank you for all your responses.
Secondly, you are right, plcd1:
Thank you! My next door neighbour told me I was eligible for a Freedom Pass, but he evidently was not quite right. He is a 62-year-old builder and always drives. However, if he hadn't mentioned it, I wouldn't have...
I hope this is in the right place. I recently turned 60. I live in the London Borough of Croydon and currently have an Oyster card. The card does not include a photo of me. Now I want to apply for a Freedom Pass. For now, I just want to travel within Greater London.
I am confused about one or...
Yes, that's the one I've jotted down from the email. I'm just 3 minutes' walk from South Croydon station. It's useful info for anyone else reading, tho, if it's been causing problems.
Thanks for all the help, members. I'd not travelled up since 2013, so it was useful to read about these "busy-ness" symbols and best prices to expect.
So, I'm all booked now:
Outward 5 Sep 2017: Kings X 12:30, arriving N/cle at 15:40
Return 13 Sep 2017: N/cle 10:26, arriving Kings X at 13:41...
Thanks for the info, and the checker, cuccir. That looks good. So I should have no problem, then. I'll have a look at the Virgin site after teatime and make my mind up about travel dates.
Thanks for the info, FQTV, but I'm not keen to break my journey. Can't remember when I was in York (only the once), but we went to this eaterie where you got a huge "toad in the hole" that covered the large plate. Many people couldn't finish - I did! Then the waitress asked if we wanted a sweet...
Thanks for the info, Romilly. Sounds good. I'll look for Advance tickets. I'll avoid late evening trains - not my cup of tea.
I see you've added the prices - thanks. They are cheap compared to years ago (e.g. 1980s), so I'll look out for those.
Hello,
First off, I do not hold any discount cards. I am an adult who will be travelling alone. I retired myself a while back but am below 60. This means I am free to chose the best travelling times. I am more interested in getting there quickly, but a 3 hrs 20 min journey between Newcastle...
Thanks for the suggestions, all. Yes, Bournemouth and Christchurch sound good. More like a 2 hour trip, so I'd get a B&B and stay overnight. A change is as good as a rest! Weymouth is more like 3 hours - I'll settle for the shorter journey. :)
Thanks very much, Starmill. I'm not a driver, so I'll have to avoid Arundel too. I hate delays. I'd probably be better off travelling via Reykjavik and South Africa. :roll:
Thanks very much for your advice, Mike. That has put me off straightaway, so I'll probably stay inland and fall back on my old favourite of Arundel. I'm hoping that that line is not now plagued by strikes and poor service? Or is it just the peak times that are badly affected by these issues?
I fancy taking a day trip to Worthing before the warm weather ends. I have no discounts and want to travel as a single passenger from East Croydon on a weekday morning, ideally at the beginning of the off-peak period. Is that 9am or 9:30am these days? I'd probably travel back to East Croydon...
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