Trains to Wildchild.

[Ginge]

Apparently all trains on the weekend of Wildchild wont be running. It'll just be a coach service so if you planned to get a train there, you'd better ring and check coz it might be false information.

 

Cant remember who told me either.

[Aaron]

they are ok from the south coast that day

[Guest Kether]

www.virgin.com/trains

 

QUOTE

West Coast Services 24th May – 20th June Between Monday 24 May and Sunday 20 June, engineering work will affect customers travelling in the West Midlands and to/from London Euston. Train times are currently unavailable for this period. We hope to have train times confirmed by Network Rail on Wednesday, 19 May. Please visit the site again then. Thank you for your patience.

[Aaron]

Quality British Rail System as ever!

[Guest Kether]

QUOTE (Aaron @ May 18 2004, 15:45)

Quality British Rail System as ever!

Even on the busiest holidays of the year there are half as many people using the rail network as there is during a normal working week.

 

It makes perfect sense really.

[Guest]

QUOTE (Kether @ May 18 2004, 19:19)

QUOTE (Aaron @ May 18 2004, 15:45) Quality British Rail System as ever! Even on the busiest holidays of the year there are half as many people using the rail network as there is during a normal working week.   It makes perfect sense really. My thoughts exacterly !

[Aaron]

Good Point, well presented, however 4 years of commuting under my belt has made me hate the train system with a passion, hence my response.

Edited May 18, 2004 by Aaron

[Guest Kether]

QUOTE (Aaron @ May 18 2004, 19:45)

Good Point, well presented, however 4 years of commuting under my belt has made me hate the train system with a passion, hence my response.

Never really had any trouble with the trains in London, apart from overheating in the Summer.

[Aaron]

Whenever the Brighton -> London line is out, it can easily take 2.5 - 3 hours to get back while it takes the scenic route via littlehampton... Nasty

[Guest Kether]

QUOTE (Aaron @ May 18 2004, 19:50)

Whenever the Brighton -> London line is out, it can easily take 2.5 - 3 hours to get back while it takes the scenic route via littlehampton... Nasty

Where do you live?

 

When I lived in Brighton and the trains were out it was a nightmare getting the replacement buses. Never took 3 hours though.

[Guest nursenancy]

just foned the bird with the train info.......

 

 

there r going to b sum ,but with as up 2 3 changes and mayb inclusive of a coach trip 2, but she said to ring back tomorrow as they will have the euston timetable and can let peeps know for def!

[Aaron]

I live in Brighton, forgot about the buses tho!

[Guest Kether]

QUOTE (Aaron @ May 18 2004, 20:00)

I live in Brighton, forgot about the buses tho!

Really?!

 

I only moved away last summer, lived on the sea front opposite the Babylon Lounge with my schizo ex-gf.

 

Going back for a MASH UP MASH UP first weekend in June.

 

[Aaron]

You lived in the better end of town then, i live near the county hospital where all the drunks seem to hang out, and piss all over entrance to my block

 

Where you off to?

Edited May 18, 2004 by Aaron

[Guest Kether]

QUOTE (Aaron @ May 18 2004, 20:07)

You lived in the better end of town then, i live near the county hospital where all the drunks seem to hang out, and piss all over entrance to my block Where you off to?

Dunno yet, not really made any plans.

 

Probably end up in the South Lanes then the Beach or Concorde II.

 

The people I'm bringing down probably wouldn't appreciate going to Creation.