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Post by Jack on Nov 28, 2009 16:50:41 GMT
I Was Wondering If You Could Recommend Some Could NICE Places To Go Where There Is Quite Alot Of Buses To See/Travel On Somewhere Similar To Aldwych
Thanks In Advance
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Post by Deleted on Nov 28, 2009 20:15:42 GMT
I think this has been done many times on this forum...but anyway I know a few ;D Liverpool Street - Wide variety of operators here; First, Metroline, East London, CT Plus, Go-Ahead (East Thames and London General), Arriva. I can spend ages at the bus station just watching the world go by. (btw the bus station is better than the Broadgate entrance IMO) Romford - One of my favourites. great variety (there was much more in the past though), with different operators and a large amount of different bus types which are always interesting to see. The bus station is conveniently placed by loads of shops. ;D Loughton - Not sure this would appeal to everyone, but I think its great!. Its out of the TfL zone, but still features frequent well used TfL services (20, 167, 397, 549). I'm still amazed that such a low route number (20) is used for a service so far out of central London. There is also many commercial operations (and Essex CC contracts), so I think this is a great mix here. Out of London, I think Harlow is a great place to go. There are buses coming and going very often from the bus station, with a colossal amount of different operators, liveries, bus types and different destinations. Also, Walthamstow and Chingford are places I often go. I'm sorry I haven't suggested anywhere away from North East London  If your looking for somewhere similar to Aldwych, there are plenty of places to go in central London....I just go for any main terminus. |
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Post by Jack on Nov 28, 2009 20:39:26 GMT
Thank You For Your Help Romford And Loughtong Are To Far Away !  Liverpool Steet Sounds Good Thanks !!! |
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Post by romfordbuses on Nov 28, 2009 21:42:14 GMT
Thank You For Your Help Romford And Loughton Are To Far Away ! No offence but i cant see how, from Hammersmith i reckon you could do it in Hour and a half to Romford if your lucky with trains and manage to catch one of the rare semi-fasts from Liverpool Street that go Stratford then Romford  |
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Post by vjaska on Nov 28, 2009 22:22:25 GMT
You could try Brixton. Only 25-30 mins by bus or 10-15 mins by tube from the centre of London and you get a few interesting types as well. However, shield and bayonet is required ;D
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Post by Jack on Nov 28, 2009 22:50:20 GMT
You could try Brixton. Only 25-30 mins by bus or 10-15 mins by tube from the centre of London and you get a few interesting types as well. However, shield and bayonet is required ;D HaHaHa !!! ;D ;D ;D |
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Post by Jack on Nov 28, 2009 22:50:48 GMT
Thank You For Your Help Romford And Loughton Are To Far Away ! No offence but i cant see how, from Hammersmith i reckon you could do it in Hour and a half to Romford if your lucky with trains and manage to catch one of the rare semi-fasts from Liverpool Street that go Stratford then Romford But I Dont Travel By Trains Thats Why |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 28, 2009 23:36:24 GMT
Seeing that you don't want to go too far out, I recommend Wood Green (Arriva galore  ), Stratford and Canning Town. |
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Post by john on Nov 29, 2009 0:55:10 GMT
Thank You For Your Help Romford And Loughton Are To Far Away ! No offence but i cant see how, from Hammersmith i reckon you could do it in Hour and a half to Romford if your lucky with trains and manage to catch one of the rare semi-fasts from Liverpool Street that go Stratford then Romford xx41 and xx12 from Stratford actually ;D They're either going to Southend Victoria (class 321) or Clacton-on-Sea (class 360). Have to keep reminding myself for when i get an early finish at uni Can get from Liverpool Street to Romfrd in 15 minutes, easy |
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Post by romfordbuses on Nov 29, 2009 10:51:04 GMT
No offence but i cant see how, from Hammersmith i reckon you could do it in Hour and a half to Romford if your lucky with trains and manage to catch one of the rare semi-fasts from Liverpool Street that go Stratford then Romford xx41 and xx12 from Stratford actually ;D They're either going to Southend Victoria (class 321) or Clacton-on-Sea (class 360). Have to keep reminding myself for when i get an early finish at uni Can get from Liverpool Street to Romfrd in 15 minutes, easy Cheers for times John, if i usually miss them i jump on the Central to Newbury Park and catch a 66 or a 296 or jump on it to Barkingside and get a 247 ;D |
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), Stratford and Canning Town.