Originally Posted by stut
There are some lovely walks from Angel down towards the City of London in the morning (the main roads are busier and less pleasant). There's also some canalside walks you can do there to some nice pubs (just watch out for fast-moving bikes in the rush hour, and be careful after dark). From there down to Bank, as a roundabout route, you could wander down through the Chapel Market, across to Myddleton Square, down to Exmouth Market, down the back streets to Clerkenwell Green, over to the Whitecross Street market, a detour through Bunhill Fields if you fancy, then down past the Guildhall to Bank. Would take about an hour.
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Originally Posted by NewbieRunner
T4 is in a different part of the airport some distance from T1,2,3 and you cannot walk between them. You can use the free Heathrow Connect shuttle trains between T4 and T1,2,3.
Thank you. My husband is arriving at T3 about 30 minutes before I arrive at T4. He'll be on AA as that is the airline his company prefers. Not sure if he should meet me at T4 or I should go to T3. I guess it depends on which of us gets through immigration and customs first. I assume both terminals of customs/immigrations are equally as busy.
Originally Posted by ajax
Ah, the suicidal (or should that be homicidal) cyclists on the Regents Canal in N1. You know the speed limit for bikes on the canalside walkway is only 4 MPH? When I lived there, I used to be a right old git and walk slowly right down the middle of the walkway. I know it's nasty but at least it kept people from flying down the walkway three times as fast as they should have been.
But Analise, don't let that put you off.
I'm still wondering what it means to be "a right old git".
I'm not easily put off. I'm used to the crazy messenger bikers in Manhattan and I have no problem taking a late night tube with a bunch of drunkards. It isn't like the Brits can be any more inebriated on public transport than we New Yorkers....