#46

This is directly relevant to my needs. Forgot about that weird Overground bit at Old Street, how busy does it get of a morning?

#47

That looks pleasant as fuck, friend. Nice one!

#48

Got Nils Frahm tickets this morning for February next year. Well excited. Will probably buy tonic and a lemon on my way home, to go with the glass, ice and gin I have in the house.

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#50

It’s a squeeze. I used to do Drayton Park to Moorgate when I lived in Highbury and sometimes you’d have to let one or two trains go before being able to get on. They are very frequent though during rush hour.

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#51

Aye, thought it might be. One of the (few) benefits of living in New Cross is being the first stop on the line and having a guaranteed seat every day. Might have to adjust my working hours back a bit once we’ve moved which isn’t ideal.

#52

It’s not too bad but sometimes it’s a nightmare. Although I leave it to the last min (i get the 8:46) where LOADS of people clear off at Finsbury Park which is the next stop so it’s never MEGA crowded for long. And if I (rarely!) go in super early, it’s alright.
I’d suggest looking around Harringay station or Hornsey Station. If you keep on the Green Lanes side, it’ll be cheaper than on the crouch end side.

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#54

No Mans Sky

#55

Nice, one cheers for the advice Meo :thumbsup:

#56

Yeah it’s pretty busy after Finsbury park but if you get on before then, it clears out and then you can move down and usually get a seat.

#57

Just move here for the Gokyuzu take aways alone.

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#58

Can’t remember the last time I bought anything of note at all.

#59

Hoose.

#60

Drayton Park to Moorgate is only 10 mins so I was never bothered about not having a seat.

#61

Take it to the heavy handed satire thread, m7.

#62

I’ve got a Taylor (cutaway free) it’s a lovely guitar

#63

Think my office is going to move to near Exmouth Market soon, which is going to make commuting from Brockley a reeeeeeeal pain.

#64

Your lunches will improve significantly though.

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#65

Great lunch options, though. Only a short walk to two Craft Beer Cos as well.

#66

Wow, that’s such a gorgeous part of the world.

Been to Trier a couple of times, and absolutely love the town - and also stayed in Traban-Trabach on my first visit to Germany back in 1993.

That’s without getting onto Koblenz & Cochem…

Mass envy right now.

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#67

Not near one of those weird bits of National Rail that goes to Farringdon?