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On Mon, 02 Mar 2009 18:06:00 +0000, Tom Barry
wrote: To be fair, there wasn't much of the DLR opened on the western section on Saturday, and not much Jubilee or District Line action either. I actually took the river bus to Canary Wharf and back because there was literally no other decent option (train to Greenwich then DLR being the next best). I actually spent an entire day mooching around town without ever going on a tube or bus - I managed to cope with just train, boat, walk and finally taxi. 135 bus from Aldgate is the civilised cheap way of getting to Canary Wharf, though it isn't quick. The river bus is good but expensive, and takes a lot of staff for the number of passengers (just under two bendy buses, I reckon, with something like five or six crew on board plus crew at the landing piers). It's quick east of the Tower, though, my phone GPS had it at 50km/h+. It's quite fun standing on the back and leaning out (despite signs to the effect that you're supposed to take a seat they don't care in practice). Neil -- Neil Williams Put my first name before the at to reply. |
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