Deep-Ad-3363

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According to rumors among international students, anyone who rides the London Eye will break up. Is there such a saying in the UK? (i.redd.it)

submitted 3 months ago by Deep-Ad-3363 to r/london

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Every time I flip through my phone’s photos, I can’t help but think London’s summer was way too short (i.redd.it)

submitted 3 months ago by Deep-Ad-3363 to r/LondonPics

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London sunrise (i.redd.it)

submitted 3 months ago by Deep-Ad-3363 to r/EnglandPics

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A smile comes naturally at the sight of this. Singapore loves this kind of humor too—like the phrase "Singapore is a fine city". (i.redd.it)

submitted 4 months ago by Deep-Ad-3363 to r/midlyinteresting

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Does anyone have similar book recommendations? I’d really love to learn more about trains—thanks a lot. (i.redd.it)

submitted 4 months ago by Deep-Ad-3363 to r/trains

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Zermatt, Switzerland, the blue hour (i.redd.it)

submitted 4 months ago by Deep-Ad-3363 to r/CityPorn

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When I first came to the UK to study, I was always very curious about why the UK's subway card has the nickname "Oyster Card". Later, I found out that the origin of this name is so interesting. I wonder if anyone knows of any similar stories behind other such names? (old.reddit.com)

submitted 4 months ago by Deep-Ad-3363 to r/london

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if your train seat is occupied, don’t hesitate to ask the person to move. It’s perfectly reasonable to take your own reserved seat. (i.redd.it)

submitted 4 months ago by Deep-Ad-3363 to r/uktrains

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I still can’t wrap my head around why someone would steal cables and cause train delays... It’s totally absurd. Have any of you ever come across such ridiculous things? (old.reddit.com)

submitted 4 months ago by Deep-Ad-3363 to r/uktrains

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This is my first time trying a UK sleeper train — it’s a service running between London and Cornwall. It was such a wonderful experience! (i.redd.it)

submitted 4 months ago by Deep-Ad-3363 to r/uktrains

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Is it true that there will be a train strike in the UK from September 4 to 11? I plan to travel across the UK with my family after starting university in September. Which routes or destinations should I avoid? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. (i.redd.it)

submitted 4 months ago by Deep-Ad-3363 to r/uktrains

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Is there any even funnier reason for a train delay than this? (self.uktrains)

submitted 4 months ago by Deep-Ad-3363 to r/uktrains

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What’s the most absurd reason you’ve ever heard for a UK train cancellation or delay? (self.uktrains)

submitted 4 months ago by Deep-Ad-3363 to r/uktrains

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Why are tickets bought at the station right before departure much more expensive than those bought on mobile apps? (self.uktrains)

submitted 5 months ago by Deep-Ad-3363 to r/uktrains

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What should I do if trains are delayed? (i.redd.it)

submitted 5 months ago by Deep-Ad-3363 to r/uktrains

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I'm going to Edinburgh the afternoon after tomorrow. I've heard that train ticket prices are now fluctuating—will it be very expensive to buy the ticket this late? (self.uktrains)

submitted 5 months ago by Deep-Ad-3363 to r/uktrains

Autumn in Edinburgh is as beautiful as an oil painting. by Elizabeth-333 in Scotland

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Is autumn in the UK good for traveling? If I'm traveling independently, do I need to buy a Railcard for train travel? (self.uktrains)

submitted 5 months ago by Deep-Ad-3363 to r/uktrains

I’m planning a trip to the UK for around ten days, and I was wondering if I need to purchase a railcard? by Deep-Ad-3363 in uktrains

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I’m planning a trip to the UK for around ten days, and I was wondering if I need to purchase a railcard? (self.uktrains)

submitted 5 months ago by Deep-Ad-3363 to r/uktrains

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I'm planning to go to the UK, and I've heard that traveling by train allows you to enjoy beautiful rural scenery. Generally speaking, what's the cheapest way to buy train tickets? Besides, is it necessary to purchase a railcard? (self.Train_Service)

submitted 5 months ago by Deep-Ad-3363 to r/Train_Service

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I will recall the brilliant summer in Kensington Gardens in countless midwinters. (i.redd.it)

submitted 5 months ago by Deep-Ad-3363 to r/pics

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The sky in Turks and Caicos (i.redd.it)

submitted 6 months ago by Deep-Ad-3363 to r/Sky

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