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@anc wrote:
London Bridge is closer! x
True but that would involve Mr Ice walking down Tooley Street past the London Dungeon. His safety may not therefore be assured as they may decide to take him in as an exhibit.
@anc wrote:
London Bridge is closer! x
is london bridge a main line i think not its part of the under ground so you answer doesny comply with my question
London Bridge is on a main line…and I’m not a Londoner :wink:
Get a train to anywhere in London…and get a cab! Simples :lol:
(doesn’t you holiday include transfers? :lol: )
Try the new rent a bike …. You know it makes sense :D
Careful where you put those bicycle clips though :lol: :o
@thin ice wrote:
@anc wrote:
London Bridge is closer! x
is london bridge a main line i think not its part of the under ground so you answer doesny comply with my question
London Bridge is both a mainline and an Underground station. Oh and there’s a ruddy great big Bus Station outside it as well.
If you’re at Euston you get the Northern Line straight to London Bridge, leave at the Tooley Street exit, turn right, walk past the London Dungeon and you’ll reach Tower Bridge in about ten mins.
@jen_jen wrote:
London Bridge is on a main line…and I’m not a Londoner :wink:
jen from warwickshire i can get a train to either euston or marlebone
i just wanted to know which was more convienient for tower bridge
a simple question
that so many even with their smart arse answers are unable to answer
even i can work out i can get there from any where via the tube
but my question was so i didnt have to swap tubes a million times if i went to the furthest away station
i cant get a direct train from warwickshire to london bridge
if every one expanded their mind to think about the whole picture they wouldnt keep coming up with smart arse answers that only show them to be very dim:twisted:
@kent f OBE wrote:
Get a train to anywhere in London…and get a cab! Simples :lol:
(doesn’t you holiday include transfers? :lol: )
why pay for a cab when you could just get the nearest station to the destination
even more simples
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