Aperitif
Meme bar
- Location
- ...I don't have much idea - really.
theclaud said:
But that's OK - you're everyone's favourite germane (or could that be "Germaine"?
) Claudine. 
FNRttC Friday Night Ride to the Coast 26th February - Brighton 2010
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But that's OK - you're everyone's favourite germane (or could that be "Germaine"?
) Claudine. 
MacB
Lover of things that come in 3's
- Location
- Farnborough, Hampshire
Aperitif said:But that's OK - you're everyone's favourite germane (or could that be "Germaine"?
you got a long list of winning 'lines' Teef?
MacB
Lover of things that come in 3's
- Location
- Farnborough, Hampshire
rich p said:That one was a surefire winner down the Hammersmith Palais
yeah, but the lycra let him down
Aperitif
Meme bar
- Location
- ...I don't have much idea - really.
MacB said:yeah, but the lycra let him down
Au contraire - it holds me up!
Otherwise, I spread like a tipped tin of syrup...
Nice to see the Informal rides thread warming up in 'readiness' for a bumper series.
Flying Dodo
It'll soon be summer
Count me in for this one please.
Although my recent track record for night time rides isn't looking so good. So hopefully there won't be any snow or ice.............
Although my recent track record for night time rides isn't looking so good. So hopefully there won't be any snow or ice.............
Tigerbiten
Guru
I'm booked in with my Trice Q.
As this is my first FNRttC, whats a good ETA for Brighton.
I need ot so I can workout a departure time to book the train back from Brighton at ??
Luck ..........
As this is my first FNRttC, whats a good ETA for Brighton.
I need ot so I can workout a departure time to book the train back from Brighton at ??
Luck ..........
Why don't you ride back..
In all seriousness, you wont need to book. Trains to London from Brighton are very regular.
In all seriousness, you wont need to book. Trains to London from Brighton are very regular.
Tigerbiten said:I'm booked in with my Trice Q.
As this is my first FNRttC, whats a good ETA for Brighton.
I need ot so I can workout a departure time to book the train back from Brighton at ??
Luck ..........
GrumpyGregry
Here for rides.
regular and frequent and generally sympathetic train crews. no planned engineering works that weekend iirc.
You don't need to book a ticket back, but you do get cheaper tickets booking in advance. £5/£7.50 if you buy it now or £14 on the day.
But you will still get the saving if you can get a group discount between 4 people, and there are always lot's of people heading for the train.
But if you want to get a ticket now, I would guess at no-later than 8am to play it safe. Book a ticket after 10am so you have chance to have brekkie and rest, and avoid the huge rush of people in a hurry to get back to the big smoke.
Or just ride back.
But you will still get the saving if you can get a group discount between 4 people, and there are always lot's of people heading for the train.
But if you want to get a ticket now, I would guess at no-later than 8am to play it safe. Book a ticket after 10am so you have chance to have brekkie and rest, and avoid the huge rush of people in a hurry to get back to the big smoke.
Or just ride back.
redjedi said:But if you want to get a ticket now, I would guess at no-later than 8am to play it safe. Book a ticket after 10am so you have chance to have brekkie and rest, and avoid the huge rush of people in a hurry to get back to the big smoke.
Or just ride back.
Point of order, Luke! Pubs don't open til 11 (unless Ian chats up the bar staff). If Tigerbiten belongs to the bibulous tendency he/she would be foolish to book anything before 1:30.
GrumpyGregry
Here for rides.
and, as any fule kno, one of the best pubs in the city, The Evening Star, is very conveniently located for the station.
