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In message , at 16:05:29 on
Tue, 15 Jan 2013, Paul Corfield remarked: collect it before the left luggage staff go home. Which is 11pm at most London Termini, and midnight at Victoria. I've used Paddington, Victoria and Kings Cross in the past; all when doing trips where I didn't have a "home base" in the London area. And while the London ones seem expensive, the rucksack-sized ones I've used in Geneva aren't cheap, CHF7-10 which is about £5-7. -- Roland Perry |
London Stratford station
On 15/01/2013 16:05, Paul Corfield wrote:
It's a shame but there you go. Years back you couldn't (really) do an Interrail in Europe without recourse to station luggage lockers to dump your rucksack. Nowadays I assume you lug it round or fork out a load of money and need to collect it before the left luggage staff go home. A fair number of tourist attractions on the Continent offer lockers for visitors, or will let you dump a bag somewhere. These days hostels also seem happier than in the past about storing their guests' bags for the day before/after their stay. -- Arthur Figgis Surrey, UK |
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" wrote:
I think that Kyle of Lochalsh station is a bit further from Stratford than Liverpool Street, however. I could be wrong, though. :) My point was that there is in the UK at least one (perhaps Wick and Thurso have some, I can't remember) railway station with unmanned lockers. Roland said otherwise. Neil -- Neil Williams in Milton Keynes, UK. Put first name before the at to reply. |
London Stratford station
On Tue, 15 Jan 2013 16:24:27 +0000, Roland Perry wrote:
And while the London ones seem expensive, the rucksack-sized ones I've used in Geneva aren't cheap, CHF7-10 which is about £5-7. At Oslo Central (Oslo sentralstatsjon, Oslo S) they cost from NOK 60 and upwards, about £6.5. -- jhk |
London Stratford station
I think we're wandering into the realms of fantasy now, Jones.
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London Stratford station
In message
. net, at 23:41:45 on Tue, 15 Jan 2013, Neil Williams remarked: My point was that there is in the UK at least one (perhaps Wick and Thurso have some, I can't remember) railway station with unmanned lockers. Roland said otherwise. At that stage I was thinking of London, but will give you half a point. Meanwhile, how secure are "Cycle lockers" - I now note some stations (not necessarily London Termini, I haven't looked) have pay-per-use Cycle Lockers, and I suppose you could stick baggage in them instead? Or would that trigger a security alert. -- Roland Perry |
London Stratford station
"Neil Williams" wrote in message ... Roland Perry wrote: Not at railway stations, but bus stations sometimes have them. Kyle of Lochalsh railway station has them. Neil As does Wick - although not sure the OP fancies a trip to the Highlands (although a beautiful run if he does - did a trip report for a snowy Far North Line over on uk.railway a couple of years ago) James |
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