Pleased to meet you all
Posted: 2009-02-11 01:06:34
Hi there!
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Panta
I'm new to the forum, and new to London as well: I moved here from Italy less than a week ago, so I'm an almost total newbie.
Pleased to meet you all
Pleased to meet you all
Glenn-KOKO
Welcome :)
What part of London are you in? North-East-South-West?
Wrap up warm!
What part of London are you in? North-East-South-West?
Wrap up warm!
Posted: 2009-02-11 04:28:19
Panta
I live in Walthamstow, what about you?
I'm not suffering much from the weather so far, also because my house is really hot. Outside of course it's a different matter.
I'm not suffering much from the weather so far, also because my house is really hot. Outside of course it's a different matter.
Posted: 2009-02-11 12:25:58
The-PinCushion-Queen
hi welcome to AIL and london! hope you like it here ;)
Posted: 2009-02-11 19:25:47
Panta
Cheers, so far I definitely do :)
Posted: 2009-02-11 21:42:14
Glenn-KOKO
Walthamstow is near me - I'm in neighbouring Tottenham.
Have u been to the local market? It's great. And apparently the longest one in Europe. Walthamstow has good transport links.
Have you got yourself an oyster card yet?
Have u been to the local market? It's great. And apparently the longest one in Europe. Walthamstow has good transport links.
Have you got yourself an oyster card yet?
Posted: 2009-02-12 02:42:52
Panta
Yep, if you mean the one along High St.
I still had my Oyster from my first visit in july 2006, but I haven't figured out the cheapest way to use it yet. I can't apply for a student card in spite of being a PhD student, so for now I've topped up 50 quid, I'll see how long they'll last.
I still had my Oyster from my first visit in july 2006, but I haven't figured out the cheapest way to use it yet. I can't apply for a student card in spite of being a PhD student, so for now I've topped up 50 quid, I'll see how long they'll last.
Posted: 2009-02-12 02:56:49
Glenn-KOKO
I don't think there is a cheapest way to use it - I'm not sure.
You can check how much each journey has cost you by using the topping-up machines within any station.
I wouldn't put £50 in there at once.. - What if you lose it? - It could cause you a lot of hassle.
I just went on your MySpace - so you're a musician, how cool!
Are you playing any shows?
You can check how much each journey has cost you by using the topping-up machines within any station.
I wouldn't put £50 in there at once.. - What if you lose it? - It could cause you a lot of hassle.
I just went on your MySpace - so you're a musician, how cool!
Are you playing any shows?
Posted: 2009-02-12 04:13:20
Panta
I just wanted to see how long they'd last me, anyway now that you mention it I'll knock on wood and be extra careful ;)
Yes I'm a musician, that's the page of my one-man-band project. Unfortunately I didn't bring any instruments with me so I don't know for now, but I'll fetch my microphone in a month. I was actually thinking of finding a band in need of a singer. Know any?
I hope you'll like my songs, and thanks for checking them out :)
Yes I'm a musician, that's the page of my one-man-band project. Unfortunately I didn't bring any instruments with me so I don't know for now, but I'll fetch my microphone in a month. I was actually thinking of finding a band in need of a singer. Know any?
I hope you'll like my songs, and thanks for checking them out :)
Posted: 2009-02-12 12:02:07
mistakenplane
ORIGINAL: Glenn-KOKO
I wouldn't put £50 in there at once.. - What if you lose it? - It could cause you a lot of hassle.
I wouldn't put £50 in there at once.. - What if you lose it? - It could cause you a lot of hassle.
I believe if you register it you can recover those funds!
Mine is on auto top up as I use the bus mostly, no tubes round my way!
Posted: 2009-02-12 12:48:23
Elliex
tube is expensive as it is would hate to lose money!
Hello by the way! :)
Hello by the way! :)
Posted: 2009-02-12 13:36:50
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