[Joinee Mum White]

Don't forget storytelling. we must have storytelling, remember. Mum White x

[Lethal Biddle]

If there's fencing I'll play.

[Joinee Kebab]

Zip up your trousers, Elliott, we'll be playing with real (fake) swords. Or, maybe lightsabres...

[SJ Del (The Train Man)]

Spacalicious Joinee Kebab, on 27 Apr 2008, 12:17 PM, said:

Zip up your trousers, Elliott, we'll be playing with real (fake) swords. Or, maybe lightsabres...

Believe me, he knows what he's doing with a sword (not a euphemism!)

[Joinee Meek]

Hannah Hannah Hannah! I am booking my tickets- just to London and going to buy my Brighton one when I get there. It's going to be about £30 return at the minute when you book two singles so I'd recommend doing it soon.

Also also also! I think I am going to stay down til the Monday and make a bit of a long holiday so people should be around on Monday I reckon! If not I can so family stuffs anyway.

[Joinee Meek]

£34.10 plus booking fees and everything. Not too bad!

[SJ Del (The Train Man)]

Annie - the Brighton trains have moved from King's Cross Thameslink. They go from St. Pancras now.

[Joinee Meek]

Aah, class. Thanks Del. Do you know if the prices etc are still the same?!

[PJ Hannah B-R]

Annie - which trains have you booked? Details woman! Details! I haven't got enough money to buy mine til payday next thursday!

[Joinee Meek]

Journey 1 : NEWCASTLE to LONDON KINGS CROSS

Ticket Type: NXEC STD ADVANCE1.5
Route: This ticket is valid for travel on National Express East Coast and connecting services.

Outward Journey: Saturday, 12/07/2008
departs NEWCASTLE at 07:54 travel by Train service provider NATIONAL EXPRESS EAST COAST to station PETERBOROUGH arrives 10:20 Coach: E - Seat: 55A,
departs PETERBOROUGH at 10:30 travel by Bus service provider NATIONAL EXPRESS EAST COAST to station STEVENAGE arrives 11:50
departs STEVENAGE at 12:03 travel by Train service provider FIRST CAPITAL CONNECT to station LONDON KINGS CROSS arrives 12:30


Bought this one off www.thetrainline.com

It's not direct but it was cheap. Like £12.90 or something and there is some bussage but I just went for cheapest!

Journey: 1 London Terminals to Newcastle

Ticket type: NXEC Std Advance
Route: Via National Express East Coast & other TOC connecting services.

Outward journey: 14 Jul 2008
departs London Kings Cross at 20:00 travel by Train service provider National Express East Coast to station Newcastle arrives 23:21 ( seats reserved: Coach: G Seats: 50A )

This one is for Monday and is direct off the National Express train website. You can get it off google, just type in North East trains.

Oooh also with the Newcastle to London one I booked travel insurance just incase and bad craic happened with the busses and stuff. It was just a quid I think.

[SJ Del (The Train Man)]

Joinee Meek, on 8 May 2008, 11:01 AM, said:

Aah, class. Thanks Del. Do you know if the prices etc are still the same?!

Not sure. I'll check when I go in this afternoon.
I'll also supply directions nearer the time.

[Joinee Meek]

Joinee Del, on 8 May 2008, 12:35 PM, said:

Not sure. I'll check when I go in this afternoon.
I'll also supply directions nearer the time.

Thank you! You are a star

[Mr Phil]

Oh. Yeah, I have to sort things out for this...

[Joinee Meek]

My tickets came today! Wooo!

[SJ Del (The Train Man)]

Had a bit of a 'mare yesterday, so I didn't get a chance to check prices. I'll do it today (barring disasters!)

[SJ Del (The Train Man)]

H'Okay.

There is a Cheap Day Single at £16.40 and a Cheap Day Return at £16.90
For those staying overnight, there is a Saver Return at £25.00

These are valid on FCC (St. Pancras to Brighton) services only.

There is another option, which is GroupSave. If we can organise a number of us (at least 4) to travel on the same train, we can get a discount of up to 50%.

The other thing, which I haven't been able to confirm yet, is engineering works over that weekend. This is all tied up with the new timetable that launches next week. Once I have that, things will be a bit clearer.

Annie - why didn't you just book straight through to Brighton?

This post has been edited by Joinee Del: 09 May 2008 - 08:45 PM

[Joinee Mum White]

Right, now I am getting excited. I ordered a whole lot of piraty and smiley face bits and bobs for giving away to random children/goths that might be curious about a gathering of pirates on the beach, and my parcel of loveliness has just arrived! Yarrrrr! *Remembers that sourcing a good supply of small but efficient water pistols might be fun ... scurries off to look!* Mum White.

[Joinee Meek]

I have my dress sorted- I think. Unless I change my mind. Again...

[Joinee Meek]

Joinee Meek, on 16 May 2008, 02:56 PM, said:

I have my dress sorted- I think. Unless I change my mind. Again...

I have. I bought a new dress.

[Mr Phil]

For some reason, for a split second, I thought you were quoting me then.

I was most confused.

[Joinee Mum White]

Metal Mr H, on 18 May 2008, 07:31 PM, said:

For some reason, for a split second, I thought you were quoting me then.

I was most confused.

No, dear, You just stick with the dress you've got! Mum White xx

[Gold Joinee Rothwell]

Joinee Mum White, on 18 Apr 2008, 12:29 PM, said:

Don't forget storytelling. we must have storytelling, remember. Mum White x

I would happily read from one of the Pirates! and an adventure....etc etc books.
I did try to get the author to come to one 2 years ago but he was not a well man.

[Joinee Mum White]

I shall bring The Great Piratical Rumbustification and read it whether anyone is listening or not!. It is one of my favouritest stories, and I have read it to pretty much every class I have ever taught! Mum White.