Youth hostel: yeah, it is a bit of a waste, but lugging stuff around London for several hours is also a drag. I think they're only about twelve pounds for a night, though . . . that said, they're not the securest places in the world, so I don't advise leaving anything too valuable there. If you have anything valuable, I advise leaving it in a locker at a station, which I don't think costs much. (Am surprised you can still do this, after bomb scares, but apparently you can.)
Hm. I'm not sure how valuable my stuff would be, but I remember wtaying in youth hostels in Paris and Italy and leaving my Eurocheques with the people at the counter for safekeeping. Wouldn't that be a possibility?
Anyway, I think the most valuable thing I own at the moment (that I could actually take with me to Nodnol) is my minidisk, and it's completely battered and worn, do unless I buy really expensive stoof in Camden, I'll be fine.
Probably. I got given a flier yesterday about some really good youth hostels. I meant to send you the URL on it, but I'm not sure where it is. Will check my bag and places tomorrow morning.
And if you buy expensive stuff in Camden, you're more than likely to wear it to Slimelight, right?
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Anyway, I think the most valuable thing I own at the moment (that I could actually take with me to Nodnol) is my minidisk, and it's completely battered and worn, do unless I buy really expensive stoof in Camden, I'll be fine.
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And if you buy expensive stuff in Camden, you're more than likely to wear it to Slimelight, right?
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True, for the most part. Am planning to buy stuff for the family and friends too, though.