Been like that for years. Trick is to keep an eye on prices in advance though as cheap tickets do come up.
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Been like that for years. Trick is to keep an eye on prices in advance though as cheap tickets do come up.
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I remember a few months ago paying like £35 return... I'd rather drive to north London and get the tube in from Zone 5...
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@R.O.S.S.I damn you for making me aware of John Pye, I’ve just bought an ex display Miele Dishwasher and an AEG Fridge Freezer… not sure on my chances of finding a 110 Range… now to steal the van and pick them up!
Train prices are ridiculous these days. Last year they cancelled trains and said nothing was going out of Kings Cross or St Pancras so rearranged it so the route avoided london then the next day they reinstated them at £150 one way, up from wound £50
TFI Friday
Managed to find a reasonably priced place to stay next week to check out areas to move to and my mums agreed to look after the cats. Taking my 9 year old niece with me which should be fun
Sigh. And now my mum is trying to guilt trip me for planning to move
Nice end to a naff week
TFI Friday
Managed to find a reasonably priced place to stay next week to check out areas to move to and my mums agreed to look after the cats. Taking my 9 year old niece with me which should be fun
Sigh. And now my mum is trying to guilt trip me for planning to move
Nice end to a naff week
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They need to do a price cap for trains like they have buses. If someone is doing a train journey instead of taking the car, they are doing the country a favour. I propose a maximum price of £30 a day.
I live in the middle of 2 train lines to London. One is £21.20 for a peak time return, the other is £36.50. When taking the more expensive one, I feel robbed.
I live in the middle of 2 train lines to London. One is £21.20 for a peak time return, the other is £36.50. When taking the more expensive one, I feel robbed.
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I found out it’s because there’s something sports related on at Wembley, in other news there’s a rusty 3 series in Oakwood car park, but it’s okay because my 02 reg car is ULEZ compliantTrain prices are ridiculous these days. Last year they cancelled trains and said nothing was going out of Kings Cross or St Pancras so rearranged it so the route avoided london then the next day they reinstated them at £150 one way, up from wound £50
TFI Friday
Managed to find a reasonably priced place to stay next week to check out areas to move to and my mums agreed to look after the cats. Taking my 9 year old niece with me which should be fun
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Bjj is great.
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Well that's put me off my buscuits
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I don't really know how to say any other way - it's a TrackIR 5 bud. I Don't know what NP is?
Coil whine? Absolutely none.
I've added a photo to my first post too take a look.
Absolute classic.....
Has it ever been mined on?
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Black friday sales have started, ordered a CNC router and saved around £100.
It was cheaper to drive to London Stanstead from Wales and pay for airport parking than get the train. Go figure!
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"Can we pie and chips now?"Up the skirrid today.
About 26 of us! Then pub after for a pie and chips!
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You can see the pub!
A pub with a ghoulish past, the Skirrid is often linked with ghost stories and creepy over-night stays.
But it is also said to date back around 900 years, with links with Shakespeare and Owain Glyndwr.
According to popular conception, the inn opened around the year 1110 but some claim this has been exhaggerated. There are many dubious claims from the inn, most of which can neither be verified as true or false.
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Looks an interesting place, just had a look at some of the pics on tripadvisorYou can see the pub!
A pub with a ghoulish past, the Skirrid is often linked with ghost stories and creepy over-night stays.
But it is also said to date back around 900 years, with links with Shakespeare and Owain Glyndwr.
According to popular conception, the inn opened around the year 1110 but some claim this has been exhaggerated. There are many dubious claims from the inn, most of which can neither be verified as true or false.
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You can see the pub!
A pub with a ghoulish past, the Skirrid is often linked with ghost stories and creepy over-night stays.
But it is also said to date back around 900 years, with links with Shakespeare and Owain Glyndwr.
According to popular conception, the inn opened around the year 1110 but some claim this has been exhaggerated. There are many dubious claims from the inn, most of which can neither be verified as true or false.
I thought I recognise that….we did a pub crawl through there back on 2019!
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Looks an interesting place, just had a look at some of the pics on tripadvisor
There's a noose in there somewhere!
I thought I recognise that….we did a pub crawl through there back on 2019!
Are there enough pubs nearby for The crawl?
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Are there enough pubs nearby for The crawl?
Well, we hired a mini bus that took us round a bunch of pubs round the valleys…. someone thought it would be funny to go to all these pubs that’s in the middle of nowhere !
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These are the best pubs. Did you go to the Angel? That's a lush one! Best pie I've ever had!
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