Pretty flat. 5,800 ft of climbing in 200 miles..Martin, it's just a sign that you should ride up with me. It's flat all the way (Dell says so)
Sigh. Sometimes life plays tricks on you. If I am made redundant on March 31 I shall hand back my £4,000 a year season ticket (because I won't need it to get to work) to get some money back. This means my ticket to York will be invalid because I won't have with me the Annual Gold Card that gave me a tiny discount when I bought it. So I'll have to buy another ticket. Since buying the first ticket, prices have gone up. Sigh.
+1 (recently checked out season ticket prices etc myself).Annual Gold cards only give a Network Card discount ie just within the South East, so don't cover trips to York. You should find the actual tickets don't make any reference to a card discount.
I've booked into the IBIS. Only £26. I intend to have some black beer with my brekkie to get my iron levels up, before the grand departIbis lets you in at 12 noon. Travelodge lets you in at 4pm. The ibis is 100 yards from breakfast. Tim and i are there. YMMV.
Hi Adrian. Is your offer of lending the bike bag still going. Just received my ticket from southern rail with no bike reservation. Rang them and threw my toys out of the pram. Got me nowhere but I felt better for a whole thirty seconds. Cate2283604 said:I have a very light-weight bike bag which can be rolled up tight enough to fit in a bottle cage. If anyone gets stuck for a bike reservation and could use it, let me know.
Hull to London at 1030. I ticked the bike reservation option and even paid more because my original choice said no spaces were available - hence the toy throwing - but cling film or a cheap bike bag is sounding like a good option.Southern Rail don't do bike reservations, Cate - which bit of the journey was this for? Usually on Southern trains there's plenty of space late at night, and bikes in the doorways are fine too.