York Outlet

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littleyamyam said:
I'm going to York for the day in September - a long way off I know. But I was just wondering is the Mulberry outlet store very far from the train station?

TIA.
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If it's still in the same place it's in Swinegate which is pretty central. The train station is fairly central - though most people prefer to take the bus into town (I used to walk it, but I was a poor student in York then!).
 
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Littleyamyam, it's only about 10 minutes from the station. I have to admit, I was in such a rush to get to Mulberry that I was pretty much galloping, and it was snowing at the time, but still - it's not far!
 
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littleyamyam said:
Thanks Hew. I tend to walk everywhere - 50 minutes each way to work every day so I'm more than happy to walk into town.
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You'll be fine then - it's a nice walk into town over the bridge - it can get a bit frustrating if you get trapped behind the low moving tourists, but other than that it's a nice walk :biggrin:
 
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hew105 said:
You'll be fine then - it's a nice walk into town over the bridge - it can get a bit frustrating if you get trapped behind the low moving tourists, but other than that it's a nice walk :biggrin:
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Ha ha - thanks Hew. I'm used to slow moving tourists too - I live in London and have to suffer the crowds around Madame Tussauds etc on my way to and from work! I'm very good as sidestepping!
 
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Indiana said:
Littleyamyam, it's only about 10 minutes from the station. I have to admit, I was in such a rush to get to Mulberry that I was pretty much galloping, and it was snowing at the time, but still - it's not far!
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Thanks Indiana - I'm sure I'll be moving at a fast pace too! I'm excited already - only 4 months to go!!!!
 
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littleyamyam said:
Ha ha - thanks Hew. I'm used to slow moving tourists too - I live in London and have to suffer the crowds around Madame Tussauds etc on my way to and from work! I'm very good as sidestepping!
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Ha! I know what you mean I seem to only live in tourist towns - when I finished uni I moved straight from York to Cambridge - not quite as many grannies in cambridge but a heck of a lot of young tourists who move slowly en masse in their matching rucksacs! Gotta love the tourists :biggrin:. Think I might have to pay a visit to York again and become one of them!!!
 
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hew105 said:
Ha! I know what you mean I seem to only live in tourist towns - when I finished uni I moved straight from York to Cambridge - not quite as many grannies in cambridge but a heck of a lot of young tourists who move slowly en masse in their matching rucksacs! Gotta love the tourists :biggrin:. Think I might have to pay a visit to York again and become one of them!!!
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I know what you mean, Lincoln is awash with them when the weather is nice, and the queue for the ice cream shop is massive :nuts::biggrin:

York is a lovely day out though, I would like to go back soon...
 
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