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In message , at 21:12:39 on
Wed, 20 Aug 2008, Zen83237 remarked:
Not the easiest of stations to find but then neither is Chorleywood.

It's pretty obvious if you come in over the common.
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Roland Perry

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Zen83237 wrote:
"Mike P" wrote in message
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eastender wrote:
For someone driving round the M1- M3 stretch of the M25 what would
be a good pick up station to collect someone on the way? ie, someone
coming from central London? I'm thinking Uxbridge, but maybe there's
a better one?

thx

E.

Hillingdon or West Ruislip if they are using the tube. Both stations
have car parks and are 5 mins (in non-rush hour) traffic from the
M25. I'd say West Ruislip is better if they are using the tube - the
central line is quicker usually.

Mike P
Not the easiest of stations to find but then neither is Chorleywood.

Kevin

Eh? Come off the A40 at the Hillingdon turn and turn left / right depending
on whether you are coming in or out of London. Drive straight for about a
mile and a half. It's there on the main road.

Mike P

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Roland Perry gurgled happily, sounding much like they
were saying:

I leave the M25 at Chorleywood and I am glad that I don't join the
motorway here in the morning. The queues are often back to the Sarrat
turn.

What are the queues like at J17, which is where the OP would have been
exiting?

Non-existant, for Chorleywood, but it's a bit back-lane.
It can be a bit slow heading towards Ricky, though.

M25 pick up
 

Roland Perry gurgled happily, sounding much like they
were saying:

Not the easiest of stations to find but then neither is Chorleywood.

It's pretty obvious if you come in over the common.

....or follow the sign off the main road...

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In message , at 09:02:07 on Thu, 21
Aug 2008, Adrian remarked:
I leave the M25 at Chorleywood and I am glad that I don't join the
motorway here in the morning. The queues are often back to the Sarrat
turn.

What are the queues like at J17, which is where the OP would have been
exiting?

Non-existant, for Chorleywood, but it's a bit back-lane.

Thanks; that's the way I was recommending the OP went, so glad there
isn't a hidden gotcha.
--
Roland Perry