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Yes, but I assumed folk wouldn’t do this?
i tend never to assume that people won't do the wrong thing because they don't know how the system works
Yes, but I assumed folk wouldn’t do this?
Just get a ticket with a + on itHow does the tube work? Can I get a day ticket?
It’s definitely better to not assume anything and point out potential gotchas. They could end up paying for two daily travel cards for one day (or more).i tend never to assume that people won't do the wrong thing because they don't know how the system works
I have seen bookfair threads go all over the place but the intricacies of national rail ticketing structures is a first.Just get a ticket with a + on it
Sorry it’s an old urban joke I believeI have seen bookfair threads go all over the place but the intricacies of national rail ticketing structures is a first.
The cross sign is an indicator London underground can be used for a cross London transfer e.g if you are needing to cross London from one rail terminal to another during your journey. It is not a sign that you can just head for any tube station and use as a travel card.
However, it is worth noting Whitechapel is on the Elizabeth line as well as London underground so there may be through tickets available for Glasgow to Whitechapel at no extra cost as Glasgow to Euston or kings cross.
And which would be the obvious pub for everyone to fall out in?Well, okay then, I'll pick up the old age and/or disability baton: not great having the bookfair over 4 sites. I'm sure the sites are all accessible, but that doesn't match the reality of getting around.
White Swan obvAnd which would be the obvious pub for everyone to fall out in?
I would have said White Hart…White Swan obv
Which is the one near Freedom? That one!I would have said White Hart…
I think you can. Or you might have to change at Paddington.Can you go direct Reading to Whitechapel on the Dead Racist Line yet?
Ah yeah, we agree then!Which is the one near Freedom? That one!
We doAh yeah, we agree then!
Would usually be quicker to get a GWR and change at Paddington but there is a direct every thirty minutes which takes 1hr 10minutes.Can you go direct Reading to Whitechapel on the Dead Racist Line yet?
Can you go direct Reading to Whitechapel on the Dead Racist Line yet?
But weeks with an Anarchist book fair in them see Nid suspended obvs.But that only comes into play when you use the Tudor Court Rules. Surely it’s Harry Beck play unless otherwise stated? Or did someone invoke the Whitechapel Protocol?
As it happens, ended up staying in Whitechapel while visiting London this weekend, and was staying near the White Hart, so I felt obliged to stick my head in out of a vague memory of it being hallowed anarchist ground, a bit like Barcelona or Exarchia. It is only just this minute that I've got around to looking it up and learning that there are in fact two pubs called the White Hart on the same street, I did think it seemed a bit odd that the pub famous for being next to Freedom was on the other side of Whitechapel tube. Also, the Blind Beggar is pricey as fuck but they do have some cats in, so you get what you pay for I suppose. That's the sum total of my advice to bookfair 2023 attendees. Oh, and the other White Hart did do a microbrew named after Rudolf Rocker, presumably marketed toward their audience of anarchists who'd got confused and went into the wrong pub.Ah yeah, we agree then!
The potential fun would be one group of annoyed activists angrily searching for the other in the wrong White Hart. Anyway, truth is usually better than fiction so I’m waiting eagerly for this year’s mishaps.As it happens, ended up staying in Whitechapel while visiting London this weekend, and was staying near the White Hart, so I felt obliged to stick my head in out of a vague memory of it being hallowed anarchist ground, a bit like Barcelona or Exarchia. It is only just this minute that I've got around to looking it up and learning that there are in fact two pubs called the White Hart on the same street, I did think it seemed a bit odd that the pub famous for being next to Freedom was on the other side of Whitechapel tube. Also, the Blind Beggar is pricey as fuck but they do have some cats in, so you get what you pay for I suppose. That's the sum total of my advice to bookfair 2023 attendees. Oh, and the other White Hart did do a microbrew named after Rudolf Rocker, presumably marketed toward their audience of anarchists who'd got confused and went into the wrong pub.
The bookfair people try to cater for everyone so sure there'll be a mishap or too for curmudgeons like you to applaudThe potential fun would be one group of annoyed activists angrily searching for the other in the wrong White Hart. Anyway, truth is usually better than fiction so I’m waiting eagerly for this year’s mishaps.
Whose Ian’s Bone?Is John Bowden doing a talk on sawing through bone at this one?