Blackadder
Brighton Bhuna Boy
Very good point. Except the pick up point is near where the George used to be not the King's Head.
Going home will take a long time from Falmer.
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Travelling to falmer from B.Hill
- Thread starter ady1973
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Very good point. Except the pick up point is near where the George used to be not the King's Head.
Going home will take a long time from Falmer.
Hillian1
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Blackadder
Brighton Bhuna Boy
It is. However I would recommend that you email a booking in advamce. You may wish to book a few at a time, to save hunting around for fivers.
We will email you back confirming your booking.
We are trying to avoid the situation where people say, verbally, that they are coming on a particular day, and just not turning up. (Not suggesting that you will do that Hillian1 for one moment but I think you appreciate where we are coming from.)
Look forward to meeting you.
Marshy
Well-known member
So how long is the train journey from Wivelsfield to Lewes ?
And then Lewes to Falmer ?
How does it save this 20 mins ?
August 6th:
12:11 Wivelsfield [WVF]
Lewes [LWS] 12:22
12:29 Lewes [LWS]
Falmer [FMR] 12:36
(25 mins)
12:38 Burgess Hill [BUG]
Brighton (East Sussex) [BTN] 12:52
13:10 Brighton (East Sussex) [BTN]
Falmer [FMR] 13:19
(41 mins)
Marshy
Well-known member
Paskman
Not a user
Not a great map though - says you should get the ferry from Newhaven Town, not Harbour!
Sent from - not telling as it upsets some people!
You do get off at Newhaven Town for the ferry.....
Cowfold Seagull
Fan of the 17 bus
Much better bet going home via Lewes though surely, the world and his dog will be on the opposite platform awaiting a train into Brighton.
hillianseagull
Member
It is. However I would recommend that you email a booking in advamce. You may wish to book a few at a time, to save hunting around for fivers.
We will email you back confirming your booking.
We are trying to avoid the situation where people say, verbally, that they are coming on a particular day, and just not turning up. (Not suggesting that you will do that Hillian1 for one moment but I think you appreciate where we are coming from.)
Look forward to meeting you.
Just wondered what time the coach leaves the hill and return?
Magic Sponge
Well-known member
If you pay £100 for the 23 game season ticket it works out at about £4.35 return and you're sure of a seat on the coach each week.
Magic Sponge
Well-known member
Leaves B Hill at 13.30 (12.30 for the Spurs and Donny games) not sure of return time, think it might be leaving around 17.30 but probably be corrected on that ?
hillianseagull
Member
Great, thanks for that. Will get my plans sorted out and make some bookings.
Billy the Fish
Technocrat
Yes they are, but only for late arrivals who miss the magic carpet.
The magic carpet is for people who don't make it through the wormhole in time.
Hope this helps
- Jul 7, 2003
- 47,630
I must say I'd always assumed it was a quicker journey to go via Brighton. I planned to go to games via Brighton, and then save the Lewes option for journeys home, thus hopefully avoiding quite so much of a crush trying to get on a Brighton train.
That said, if there are thousands of people queuing, it won't make a lot of odds which train they want, if we're all still lined up outside the station.
That said, if there are thousands of people queuing, it won't make a lot of odds which train they want, if we're all still lined up outside the station.
i would not of waited there four years....after a couple of weekends of no trains i would have given up.
;-)
- Jul 7, 2003
- 47,630
<sniggers>
But maybe the guy that told him was actually MI5 and had the intention of keeping in Cooksbridge indefinitely? Did he actually go to the station? Was there any CCTV of trains on that day? Were there any other passengers who could have witnessed this mis-information? Who know's what really went on on that ordinary day in the peaceful village of Cooksbridge!