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Alright I am heading to a town called "Pembroke" on Tuesday. And I will be without internet for a good long while starting Tuesday. I am wondering what would be a cheaper way to travel, Grey Hound Bus or a Train? I don't have to much money that's what what I wanted to know. I need to stack up on food, maybe those cheap $0.50 soups will do just fine! :D I will be stopping places on the way. and I do plan on being there by Tuesday the week after I leave. I will be starting a new school next Month and I would be working from home type school.
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As I recall (it's been awhile since I've done any traveling, so this might be wrong), if you're planning on making a lot of stops along the way, the Greyhound makes a lot more stops than trains. I'm not sure about pricing, though.
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If you're like planning a hobo trip, maybe soup wouldn't be the best idea, though cheap, they take up a huge amount of space, and you need hot water to eat them correctly. Buy 10 loaves of bread, put em on the floor, compact them until they're the size of 2, there you go ;)
And a train is likely to be cheaper than a greyhound, if you actually have transport trains there.
And Pembroke is only 330 kilometres from your place, should be an overnight trip.
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"OneGenerationTooLate" wrote:If you're like planning a hobo trip, maybe soup wouldn't be the best idea, though cheap, they take up a huge amount of space, and you need hot water to eat them correctly. Buy 10 loaves of bread, put em on the floor, compact them until they're the size of 2, there you go ;)
And a train is likely to be cheaper than a greyhound, if you actually have transport trains there.
And Pembroke is only 330 kilometres from your place, should be an overnight trip. Ok thanks for the tips guys. I am stopping at a few places thats why I won't be there for awhile.
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