Bluewater Shopping Centre - Kent
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Here's a link that might come in handy;
http://www.bluewater.co.uk/guest-inf...-here/by-train
However, there's nothing in Bluewater that you won't find in central London, unless you count old quarry chic ; )
http://www.bluewater.co.uk/guest-inf...-here/by-train
However, there's nothing in Bluewater that you won't find in central London, unless you count old quarry chic ; )
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I've stayed a few times at B&Bs near Bewl Water - and every time I mention that my London friends assume I mean Bluewater. A WHOLE different kettle of fish.
Anyway, J_B_A - is there some particular reason you need to go to Bluewater? You can get there by train and shuttle bus - but why?
Anyway, J_B_A - is there some particular reason you need to go to Bluewater? You can get there by train and shuttle bus - but why?
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Ah Bluewater... our little slice of the US when we lived in Chelmsford (town in Essex, northeast of London which is a 45 minute train ride away)... Bluewater is a huge mall but we still couldn't find clothes that fit our American bodies!
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Thanks for the link Jay_G
Actually I'm meeting family there for dinner and thought I'd go shopping earlier.
I checked London transport and came up with a bus trip for over 1 hour and 2 interchanges. Just thought there might be an easier way?
Actually I'm meeting family there for dinner and thought I'd go shopping earlier.
I checked London transport and came up with a bus trip for over 1 hour and 2 interchanges. Just thought there might be an easier way?
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J_B_A: "<i>I checked London transport and came up with a bus trip for over 1 hour and 2 interchanges. Just thought there might be an easier way?</i>"
There is - as shown on the link Jay_G provided?? That site gives you the rail/shuttle bus info
There is - as shown on the link Jay_G provided?? That site gives you the rail/shuttle bus info
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I interpret 'downtown' as meaning central London. I interpret central London being Trafalgar Square / Charing Cross. This is where all distances from/to London are measured from. By the way Charing Cross is where you want to get the train to Greenhithe.




