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Oct 2011
5:22pm, 6 Oct 2011
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Smout
A wee bit off topic as I'm looking at flats but how easy to get to the start from mile 22 / tower brdge. It looks like it shouldn't be that bad but there's water in the way. Be a long stoat back after if I can even walk the 4 miles or so LOL |
Oct 2011
6:36pm, 6 Oct 2011
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Thistle.
Travel Lodge do not hold your luggage so it says on the website? As I will be checking out on the Sunday.
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Oct 2011
6:51pm, 6 Oct 2011
2,389 posts
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Thistle.
Hotel Booked. Ordeal over 
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Oct 2011
7:35pm, 6 Oct 2011
8,062 posts
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Pootle
Smout I went from a hotel in Tower Hill and caught the DLR...
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Oct 2011
8:11pm, 6 Oct 2011
1,129 posts
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Minnie Mad
Slightly further out but we stayed at Ramada Jarvis near Heathrow which meant we could come down by car as you can park. We got the tube - zone 5 - and it took about 45 minutes to get to King's Cross and another 30 minutes or so from there to the start. There were plenty other runners using the same transport as me on the day and it started running early! It was cheaper than central London.
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