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Hello retreatants
There's one space left if you need it in a taxi Ive booked for Bernadette, Sarah and I leaving Abergavenny station 3 3 0 pm Friday 14th Feb. Fare is £33 so please do join us in splitting the cost and meeting each other en route. Email me direct about this: sallyconnecting@gmail.com as I don't receive all messages sent via this lift sharing sight it seems,
warm thanks, Sally (Ramsden)
Hi. Would anyone like to share a taxi or offer a lift from Abergavenny on Fri 13th March? Not sure of my arrival time yet.
Hello all!
I will be coming from Hayward’s Heath / London to this retreat and wondered if anyone is driving up? I can help with petrol etc!
Otherwise I wondered if anyone was arriving at Abergavenny around 6pm in the 14th to share the taxi?
I will return to Bristol Airport (just to Bristol town centre is fine too) to get my flight on the 23rd so if anyone is going that way and can take a second person I would eternally grateful (it gets expensive coming from overseas!) as always I will contribute to petrol etc
Looking forward to seeing you all soon.
Deirdre (Dee)
I can't go on this retreat and I have 2 return train tickets from London to Cardiff. They are not refundable, so I want to make them avalable (e ticket).
Contact me if you are intersted. You can have them for free, but if you want to help me financially, it would be very appreciated
My e mail (I can send the ticket by mail), is camillecprz@gmail.com
Outbound Friday February 14, 14:18
01h 49m, 0 changes
14:18 London Paddington
Great Western Railway
Carriage B: Seat 63 Aisle
Carriage B: Seat 64 Window
16:07 Cardiff Central
Return Sunday February 23, 12:50
01h 53m, 0 changes
12:50 Cardiff Central
Great Western Railway
Carriage J: Seat 31 Aisle
Carriage J: Seat 32 Window
14:43 London Paddington
Hello everyone
I'm looking to share a taxi from Abergavenny or to get a lift from Hereford station on 14th Feb. And a lift / taxi to Abergavenny station, or even better to Hereford station or all the way to Birmingham on the 23rd Feb.
My train from London arrives Hereford 14.41 then i'm aiming to get the 15.09 train arriving Abergavenny 15.31 on the Friday,
After the retreat I need to get to Birmingham asap, so any help much appreciated as the Sunday trains are very infrequent and take a long time, with a further long journey (the cheap train!) to get back to London later that same afternoon,
Thank you! looking forward to meeting on the retreat whatever happens
Sally (Ramsden)
Hello, I'm arriving in Abergavenny on a train from London at 15.30 and was hoping to share a taxi to the retreat with anyone going that way. I'm sorry I cannot offer a lift to anyone as using public transport.
Look forward to hearing from anyone interested.
Thanks!
Sarah :)
Hello!
I'll come to this retreat from London. Is there someone with a car I could join?
Br, Susanna :)
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