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Places to Avoid
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{{Infobox UK Location
|country = EnglandUnited Kingdom|state = South East (England)
|map = <map lat='50.81' lng='-1.085' zoom='12' view='0' country='United Kingdom' height='300'/>
|pop = 197,700
|motorways = {{Mgb|27}}
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'''{{FULLPAGENAMEE}}''' is a city in [[England]]. The city is wholly located on Portsea Island in the Solent, which is connected to mainland England by three road bridges and a railway bridge. The city is famous for its naval base (with HMS Victory and Mary Rose open for visitors) and Gunwharf Quays Shopping Centre.
The city is not of the nicest in Britain, and hitch-hiking out of it seems to be difficult − perhaps because of a lot of antisocial behaviour in the city.
==Hitching OutHitchhiking out ==
===North/West/East out of city===
Theoretically, there is a good place to stand right at the start of ''M275'' motorway, by the continental fery port where A3 splits - there is a wide place to stop (about the entire lane of hatched markings), a lot of traffic and a speed limit of 50mph.
However, due to a lot of antisocial behaviour in the city and complete paranoia of the city's citizens, the waits may be long. It may be better to ask someone personally at a petrol station nearby. If the driver is going towards [[Brighton]], and you are going towards [[Southampton]], and them to drop you off at Farlington Services, off the Portsmouth (E) exit (A2030), where [[M27(GB){{Mgb|M27]] 27}} becomes [[A27(GB)|A27]]. It is far easier to hitch-hike from outside Portsmouth.
===South by ferry to RydeFishbourne, [[Isle of Wight]]==={{infoneeded|Information required}}===By The easiest way to hitch to the Isle of Wight is on a car ferry to run by Wightlink [[France]http://wightlink.co.uk/] ([[St. Malo]] As with most ferries, [[Le Havre]]the cars are queued up in a lot before they are directed on to the ferry. The lot is easy to get to by foot, [[Cherbourg]])and although it is overrun with mean-looking workers in day-glo vests, nobody stopped [[Channel Islandsuser:Dr.Keith|Keith]] in Sept. 2011. People pay for the car and [[Spain]] ([[Bilbao]])==={{infoneeded|Information required}}==Public Transport=={{infoneeded|Information required}}==Places to Visit=={{infoneeded|Information required}}==Places to Avoid==Portsea area the price is one of the worst in the city in terms same for any number of small crimepassengers, so it shouldn't be tough to find a ride. A good and safe area in Portsmouth is yet You may even want to turn some rides down until you find one going to be foundyour destination.
==Accommodation = By ferry to [[France]] ([[St. Malo]], [[Le Havre]], [[Cherbourg]]), [[Channel Islands]] and Sleep[[Spain]] ([[Bilbao]]) ==={{infoneeded|Information required}}According to the port's website [http://www.portsmouth-port.co.uk/ferry_passengers/offers], there are three ferries operating to France, the Channel Islands, and Spain. They are Condor [http://www.condorferries.co.uk/home.html], LD [http://www.ldlines.co.uk/], and Britany [http://www.brittany-ferries.co.uk/offers]. All of them appear to have different prices for different numbers of passengers, so it seems unlikely to be able to hitch a ride in a car. ==Other Useful InfoNomadwiki & Trashwiki == {{infoneeded|Information requirednomadwiki}}
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