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05 Aug 2011, 7:38 am

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I don't know London very well, so could I perhaps get directions from Euston Train Station? Will it involve going on the underground? Or would a bus be a better option?

http://www.tubeplanner.com

tube planner says:
Estimated journey time 18 minutes.
Fare Zones: 1, 2.

1 At Euston take the Victoria line (north).
2 Change at King's Cross St. Pancras to the Piccadilly line.
3 Leave the train at Holloway Road.



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05 Aug 2011, 7:40 am

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It's basically located near Holloway Road tube station which is on the piccadilly line.

Your best bet would be to come out of Euston Station and Walk over to Kings Cross St Pancras (it's about a 10 minute walk you could get the tube but I'd walk it personally)

At Kings cross you want to get on the Piccadilly Line north bound and its two stops away. The first being Caledonian Road the second being Holloway Road.

At Holloway Road when you come out the station the place is on the lefthand side if you keep walking up the road you will see it on the right hand side.

I need to check as they closed the Piccadilly Line this weekend from Kings Cross to Cockfosters, if they do the same next weekend we might have a problem. Might be easier to go back to Hyde Park :lol:


I know that walk very well! I go that route every time I visit Stoke. :bounce:

It all seems quite straightforward actually, thanks. I think we'll be much less likely to get lost now. And it doesn't seem like I'm going to have to go on the underground system for long, which I'm glad about.


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05 Aug 2011, 7:49 am

rabbitears wrote:
Laz wrote:
It's basically located near Holloway Road tube station which is on the piccadilly line.

Your best bet would be to come out of Euston Station and Walk over to Kings Cross St Pancras (it's about a 10 minute walk you could get the tube but I'd walk it personally)

At Kings cross you want to get on the Piccadilly Line north bound and its two stops away. The first being Caledonian Road the second being Holloway Road.

At Holloway Road when you come out the station the place is on the lefthand side if you keep walking up the road you will see it on the right hand side.

I need to check as they closed the Piccadilly Line this weekend from Kings Cross to Cockfosters, if they do the same next weekend we might have a problem. Might be easier to go back to Hyde Park :lol:


I know that walk very well! I go that route every time I visit Stoke. :bounce:

It all seems quite straightforward actually, thanks. I think we'll be much less likely to get lost now. And it doesn't seem like I'm going to have to go on the underground system for long, which I'm glad about.

cor Im very impressed you can walk it, i get very lost when I try to walk between stations! :sunny:



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05 Aug 2011, 7:53 am

It's almost just a straight line, just with a couple of corners to turn, and it's quite a nice walk too. Seems like quite a nice part of London to me. But if I were to go anywhere else in London I'd be sure to get lost. I don't even know how to hail a taxi. :lol:

In fact, the last time I tried to travel around unfamiliar parts of London, it rapidly became a bit of a nightmare for me.


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05 Aug 2011, 7:57 am

Can't come because I'm northern scum, but I hope you have a lovely time of it. :)



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05 Aug 2011, 7:58 am

Ah, Kahless - haven't heard from him in many years. Nice bloke. If he was a bloke, that is. IRC chats ten years ago... ;)



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05 Aug 2011, 4:10 pm

I might come along.



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05 Aug 2011, 4:21 pm

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Seems like quite a nice part of London to me


Not when you've missed the last train home and your stuck outside Kings Cross till 5:30am it's not. All the prostitutes and junkies and drug dealers come out the wood work n start harassing you 8O


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05 Aug 2011, 4:26 pm

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I might come along.

I hope you do! That would be great to see you :D



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05 Aug 2011, 4:27 pm

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Seems like quite a nice part of London to me


Not when you've missed the last train home and your stuck outside Kings Cross till 5:30am it's not. All the prostitutes and junkies and drug dealers come out the wood work n start harassing you 8O

I would have thought that would be a good night for you, bit o pillaging on the way home :D



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05 Aug 2011, 4:29 pm

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Laz wrote:
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Seems like quite a nice part of London to me


Not when you've missed the last train home and your stuck outside Kings Cross till 5:30am it's not. All the prostitutes and junkies and drug dealers come out the wood work n start harassing you 8O

I would have thought that would be a good night for you, bit o pillaging on the way home :D


I was 15 at the time :oops: :lol:


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05 Aug 2011, 4:32 pm

Laz wrote:
The-Raven wrote:
Laz wrote:
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Seems like quite a nice part of London to me


Not when you've missed the last train home and your stuck outside Kings Cross till 5:30am it's not. All the prostitutes and junkies and drug dealers come out the wood work n start harassing you 8O

I would have thought that would be a good night for you, bit o pillaging on the way home :D


I was 15 at the time :oops: :lol:

I had a similar thing happen when I was 12, i ran away from home and was at a station and a middle aged man offered me money for sex and i was so frightened I phoned my mum to come and get me straight away. That sort of thing at stations at night is very scarey for teens.



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05 Aug 2011, 4:59 pm

Laz wrote:
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Seems like quite a nice part of London to me


Not when you've missed the last train home and your stuck outside Kings Cross till 5:30am it's not. All the prostitutes and junkies and drug dealers come out the wood work n start harassing you 8O


True. I can imagine it's pretty shady at night, but during the day, it's usually just commuters and tourists and studenty looking types just going about their business. Let's just hope I never get stuck there overnight.

I always get all excitable when I pass through there though. :D


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06 Aug 2011, 5:51 am

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I had a similar thing happen when I was 12, i ran away from home and was at a station and a middle aged man offered me money for sex and i was so frightened I phoned my mum to come and get me straight away. That sort of thing at stations at night is very scarey for teens.


Wow, that must have totally creeped you out. Yuck.



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06 Aug 2011, 11:13 am

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The-Raven wrote:
I had a similar thing happen when I was 12, i ran away from home and was at a station and a middle aged man offered me money for sex and i was so frightened I phoned my mum to come and get me straight away. That sort of thing at stations at night is very scarey for teens.


Wow, that must have totally creeped you out. Yuck.

yes it was very creepy but it was good for me as it stopped me running away! :lol:



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06 Aug 2011, 1:57 pm

Well, anyway it'll be good to see you again next Saturday. 8)