mummyzgall
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www.megabus.com
the earlier you book it the cheaper it is, |
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belickcat
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mega bus £1 one way + 50p booking fee. great service |
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litpooo
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By bicycle |
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Waleed L
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bus is the cheapest. train has a fare of i think 80 to 100 pounds |
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Stebo
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walk.
Why would anyone want to go to London |
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porker animal
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maybe national coaches or stagecoach bus |
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purest s
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www.megabus.com |
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leigha
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Bus, but it takes an age, then car, but you have the hassle, train i would say. |
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patreub
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The Magic Bus |
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ccx806
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walk |
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sexybabe
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By Coach I think. Enquire at Cholton street bus station. |
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imdashti
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Probably using a low-cost airline such as Jet2.com which operates three flights daily from Manchester to Gatwick. |
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N3WJL
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A box car on a freight train, either that or hitch-hike. |
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Anonymous
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I'd stop asking stupid questions and start running now. you might make it by new year's |
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Joe King
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Not walking, you wear out shoes. Hitchhike |
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walk |
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Pat R
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Hitch. |
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synchronicity915
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Hitch-hike. |
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Pretorian
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Does the 'Magic Bus' still run? It used to be £1.50 for this trip if you got the cheap seat. |
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beechwoodboris
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By megabus - book online for a quid! |
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psychoticgenius
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The cheapest is to walk/hitchike
It may not be the safest tho. |
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sam s
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The cheapest way would be to walk should only take 8 days! x |
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Jimmy H
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i was going to say walk but i see some1 else has jumped in b4 me, so my serious answer would be national express for cost , train for speed or plane for class and comfort |
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