how do i travel from euston to the strand
how do i travel from euston to the strand
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jas xjr

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11,309 posts

255 months

Monday 9th March 2009
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as per title. need to get to the strand by public transport. i can get to euston by train but after that i do not have a clue. can anybody point me in the right direction or a website that might help?

G'kar

3,728 posts

202 months

Monday 9th March 2009
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aussiebruce

452 posts

206 months

Monday 9th March 2009
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it's not a bad walk. Just head south

2 sMoKiN bArReLs

31,231 posts

251 months

Monday 9th March 2009
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20 minute walk

Mattygooner

5,301 posts

220 months

Monday 9th March 2009
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Lazzy.....

Look on a bloody tube map, Ray Mears would kick you in the head.

Blib

46,169 posts

213 months

Monday 9th March 2009
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Transport for London journey planner.

http://journeyplanner.tfl.gov.uk/user/XSLT_TRIP_RE...

jas xjr

Original Poster:

11,309 posts

255 months

Monday 9th March 2009
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thanks

Landlord

12,689 posts

273 months

Monday 9th March 2009
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Mattygooner said:
Ray Mears would kick you in the head.
Ah, the traditional London welcome.

He'll also take your cash and anything saleable about your person.

G'kar

3,728 posts

202 months

Monday 9th March 2009
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Landlord said:
Mattygooner said:
Ray Mears would kick you in the head.
Ah, the traditional London welcome.

He'll also take your cash and anything saleable about your person.
Well, no. He'll still be having breakfast in his hotel.

His production crew will do over the OP, and good editing will take care of the rest.

Simpo Two

89,266 posts

281 months

Monday 9th March 2009
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I find it interesting, perhaps worrying in the long term, how the internet and forums have stopped people figuring things out for themselves. It now takes a Blackberry and £30/month fee to work out what my parents knew in 1940!

dan1981

17,746 posts

215 months

Monday 9th March 2009
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Well I make it 13.

So you won't be able to do it in 1 go.

Double 6 is no use either as you'll then be too close to hit it the next time.

Its an awkward one.

Simpo Two

89,266 posts

281 months

Monday 9th March 2009
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dan1981 said:
Well I make it 13.

So you won't be able to do it in 1 go.

Double 6 is no use either as you'll then be too close to hit it the next time.

Its an awkward one.
I think he may have to go via Mornington Crescent...

(over to you chaps)

DrTre

12,955 posts

248 months

Monday 9th March 2009
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Landlord said:
Mattygooner said:
Ray Mears would kick you in the head.
Ah, the traditional London welcome.

He'll also take your cash and anything saleable about your person.
And then have a pie.

benoli

1,351 posts

205 months

Monday 9th March 2009
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just get a taxi and tell the driver

minerva

756 posts

220 months

Monday 9th March 2009
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I think that if one utilised the laws of Schinklehein, Robertson and Wade, one would then, perchance, not have to trangress the lines of yaw which separate the station from the strand. What do the other panel members think?

Martial Arts Man

6,664 posts

202 months

Monday 9th March 2009
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Simpo Two said:
I find it interesting, perhaps worrying in the long term, how the internet and forums have stopped people figuring things out for themselves. It now takes a Blackberry and £30/month fee to work out what my parents knew in 1940!
That's progress for ya'!

cjs

11,241 posts

267 months

Monday 9th March 2009
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Jump on the Tube. Northern line from Euston, 4 stops to Charring Cross which is at the bottom of the Strand. Make sure you get on the correct branch.

Vipers

33,284 posts

244 months

Monday 9th March 2009
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benoli said:
just get a taxi and tell the driver
Make sure he doesn't go via Heathrow. laugh


smile

E31Shrew

5,953 posts

208 months

Monday 9th March 2009
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Taxi

Blib

46,169 posts

213 months

Monday 9th March 2009
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Simpo Two said:
I find it interesting, perhaps worrying in the long term, how the internet and forums have stopped people figuring things out for themselves. It now takes a Blackberry and £30/month fee to work out what my parents knew in 1940!
yikes

Your parents were Nazi spies??????



The use of the word "Nazi" juxtaposed with mention of the quoted poster's parents was purely for (negligible) humourous purposes. This poster neither claims nor wishes to give the impression that he believes that the other poster's parents were fifth columnists in thrall of an evil Fascistic dictator during such a turbulent period of our proud nation's history.