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Subject: Make your commute more bareable by making it shorter
Posted Sep 16, 2007 by
DaveCommuter
 
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I've made my commute more bareable by making it shorter.

I work in Liverpool street and used live in Burnham (Slougherm ) which was a pain because the trains went into Paddington. I wanted to move to somewhere where the trains go into Waterloo, which is much more convenient for me. When I was looking around south-west london for a place, I found this website www.commutefrom.com which showed me the commute times for stations that go into Waterloo.

I now live in Walton-on-thames with a 40 min commute to work instead of a 1:20 one. biggrin

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