When we got underground, officials were guarding the scan-in booths. “Where you lads headed?” We told her, and she said that there were no more trains going to
We had two options: cab or night bus. Prices being what they are, we decided on the latter. The problem was that we couldn’t find a bus going in the right direction. We walked around (literally round meaning in circles) and found nothing. We did come upon a number 70 station, but the bus was going in the opposite direction. Logically, the 70 in the other direction (the correct direction) should have had a station on the other side of the street. We crossed. Not a 70 in sight. We hailed a cab.
On Saturday a larger group of us (three guys and two girls) headed out to Shoreditch, a pretty trendy nightlife area. We had a grand time, but at 1ish decided to call it a night. We knew the Tube was closed. And this time a cab was not really an option because there were too many of us and Shoreditch is too far to pay for two cabs. We wandered around until we found a bus going to
Sorry for no pictures, but I don’t have anything new to show you. This weekend starts my Spring Break so I will definitely have great images from that trip. Also, if you click on the ads above I make money. But don’t do it too much because Google catches on. Just every time you check a new post, give a click. Thanks.
Comments Welcome,
Andrew
7 comments:
Hi Andrew, How are class going.Alan
Alan,
Classes are finished. Finals this week and then the internship phase starts. I take one class during the internship phase but it is "Theater Review" so it should be enjoyable.
The lack of late-night public transportation is always a huge downer/problem. No video of you riding on the bus?
Also, how much money am I giving you when I click on these ads... if it's more than 10 cents, I'll expect some interest.
Nick,
Sorry, I don't take my camera out to bars. You want interest? How bout the fact that I'm pretty interested in your sister. Oh wait...
Sir,
Sorry to hear about your trouble trying to get around late at night.
I have a question for you. I am currently trying to plan my trip to Paris and I am staying 10 days after the trip ends to travel around. And so my question is as you begin your spring break adventure, what's the most cost effective way to travel? Thanks buddy I look forward to hearing about your trip.
-Kev
keep your eyes out for Regis Philbin. i have a hunch he's followed you to England and is presently stalking you in between munching on toads in a hole. dont forget about the gap ; ) i want it.
Kevin,
I would say it entirely depends. If you are going to several different countries that are close to one another you should check out the euro rail. But if you want to get further away then a plane is better. Sometimes I think Ryan air and easy jet have better deals then the train. You just gotta scope it out.
Swiz,
I really don't know what you mean by "the gap."
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