From: "Richard Smith" <rsmith @ zipmail.co.uk>
Subject: Re: [ILF] London to Where?
Date: Tue, 15 Dec 1998 21:14:37 -0000

Daniel

Your right W is 2.5 hours and L is 1.5!! Stay away both nights!!

How many people are coming over from the States? Where were you all
planning to stay any way ? May be you should consider a base in "The
Midlands" between L & W as your base for the weekend. Whatever is organised
for Sunday could be at that base!! If your interested, I along with many
other Britfesters/Digesters live in and around the midlands so we could
probably sort out a good cheap hotel for you guys!! I am happy to take this
task on if you like!!

Comments please

Richard

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> From: Daniel James <djames @ serv.net>
> To: ilf @ worldmachine.com
> Subject: [ILF] London to Where?
> Date: 15 December 1998 19:58
> 
> Okay, perhaps it's just my knowledge of England is a bit slim but here's
> what I thought was going on those first two days we're all there:
> 
> Leicester is supposedly far enough away from London that we're all
getting
> lodging there for the night.
> 
> Wolverhampton is close enough to London for us to not get lodging there.
> 
> In reality, it seems:
> 
> Leicester is less than 1.5 hours from London, however the only night
train
> available leaves at 10:30pm, a bit early, so we stay there for the night.
> 
> Wolverhampton is 2.5 hours from London during the day and also only has
one
> night train leaving at 10:50pm which seems to have a duration of what? 
7.5
> hours back to London???  It would seem we need to spend the night there
as
> well.
> 
> These were all taken from the Railtrack web page at
> http://timetables.railtrack.co.uk -- perhaps some of you locals know of
> trains that are not being shown on this site.
> 
>
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