QMUL chat!

so where do all the science kids get off; stepney or mile end?

If I'm going home on the District I prefer to go to Stepney simply because it saves me a stop on the tube. I like to take the District in the warmer months as it's cooler. I usually end up getting off early and walking the rest of the way though; the amount of times I've negotiated the crowds outside the tower of London.

On a particularly nice day I walked from QMUL to London Bridge, it's enough after you pass the market.

Once walked from Trafalgar Square to QMUL. Took a very long time, but it was a good walk, along the river, over Tower Bridge, through the City

If I'm going home on the District I prefer to go to Stepney simply because it saves me a stop on the tube. I like to take the District in the warmer months as it's cooler. I usually end up getting off early and walking the rest of the way though; the amount of times I've negotiated the crowds outside the tower of London.

On a particularly nice day I walked from QMUL to London Bridge, it's enough after you pass the market.

is BL the oldest med school in the uk? or have i got it wrong?

Oldest in England iirc.

Once walked from Trafalgar Square to QMUL. Took a very long time, but it was a good walk, along the river, over Tower Bridge, through the City

I did a walk to Big Ben once, that was nice as it was along the river and the weather was lovely. And another time I walked the 25 bus route [and beat it there!]

I'm guessing you mean the route toward Oxford Circus as opposed to Ilford

I don't doubt that you beat it btw, driving through the City is an excruciatingly slow affair....

Well you do get some lovely views walking towards Ilford like this.

Oooooh yeah

Though I must say this is infinitely more preferable

Oooooh yeah

Though I must say this is infinitely more preferable

I know, everywhere else> where I live

Hah, you haven't seen where I live.

Pics?

Trust me there's nothing nice about my borough you've seen Stratford it just gets worse from there..

My borough has some nice enough things, but where I live isn't particularly nice. Well, my road and the next few in each direction are okay but after that things get a little horrid.

The one advantage about where I live is that there are a large number of green spaces (bearing in mind I do technically live in Inner London).

We do have a nice enough Church actually, which my school dragged us to at every available oppurtunity.

There is a nice temple, well it should be nice as they spent £20 million or so on it, but it's still in a **** location though.