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Oter writes jonmorris wrote: Tap water does me fine anyway, so if they had tap water available at stations I'd simply use that. Can I nominate this for this newsgroups's "best idea of the day" award? Drinking fountains at main NR and tube stations, where travellers can have a drink or refil their water bottles. Just like at all BAA airports. Unfortunately most public places in London these days don't have drinking fountains. Instead they have concessions or vending machines where you can spend up to (and often more than) a quid for a drink of water. Only a few weeks ago in Regent's Park I refilled my water bottle from the big ornamental fountain near the Zoo. People around me were more concerned as they didn't know whether it was safe to drink or not. I'd already checked at the park map near the entrance, which shows where all the drinking fountains are located - and this was one of them. -- congokid Eating out in London? Read my tips... http://congokid.com |
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