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'''Plymouth''' is a lovely city in the south-east ('''Edit: South West in fact''') of [[England]]
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'''Plymouth''' is a city in southeast [[England]].
  
Everyone is always welcome to give you a lift in their car to wherever you need to go and they do not expect you to pay them anything. Although, if they seem poor, it is nice to buy them lunch instead or a packet of fags. Plymouth has many sights to go see including the many gala bingos, casinos and run down buildings. Although, this may not seem so attractive, it is a privilige to go view. Amongst these sights, they are many pubs to go to where you can meet the locals. The locals of Plymouth are called Janners and are wonderful people, they will even have fights with each other for entertainment for you.
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Hitchhiking here seems easier than elsewhere in England. There is no restriction to which roads you can and cannot hitch in and out of Plymouth as there are no 'M' roads.  
  
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Edit: However true the above is, let;s be a bit more helpful.
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== Hitching out ==
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=== North towards Tavistock and Okehampton ===
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This is tricky. Your best bet would be to get the 83/86 and maybe the 84 (often changes!) until you get out of the city to a hitching spot of your choice (it really is that easy) ot all the way to Yelverton where the road splits to Tavistock or '''Princetown''' if you want to see some sheep, hills and prisoners.
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=== East towards Exeter ===
  
There is no restriction to which roads you can and cannot hitch in and out of Plymouth as there are no 'M' roads.  
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There is 'Exeter road' which if you walk along enough will take you to a dual carriageway where it is easy to get a lift in the right spot, I will leave that to your discretion since I have no time to pull up maps,links and references.
  
'''East towards Exeter''' there is 'Exeter road' which if you walk along enough will take you to a dual carriagway where it is easy to get a lift in the right spot, I will leave that to your discretion since I have no time to pull up maps,links and references.
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=== West towards Cornwall ===
  
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You need to find the 'Torpoint Ferry' there is a purple bus that will take you there and further if you want. Once in Torpoint you can walk a mile or so untill you reach a road with limitless hitching spots.
  
'''West towards Cornwall''' means you need to find the 'Torpoint Ferry' there is a purple bus that will take you there and further if you want. Once in Torpoint you can walk a mile or so untill you reach a road with limitless hitching spots.
 
  
'''North towards Tavistock and Okehampton'''  means a bit more of a tricky one, best bet would be to get the 83/86 and maybe the 84 (often changes!) untill you get out of the city to a hitching spot of your choice (it really is that easy) ot all the way to Yelverton where the road splits to Tavistock or '''Princetown''' if you want to see some sheep, hills and prisoners.
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{{IsIn|England}}
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[[Category:England]]
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[[Category:United Kingdom]]

Revision as of 20:57, 11 November 2011

Plymouth is a city in southeast England.

Hitchhiking here seems easier than elsewhere in England. There is no restriction to which roads you can and cannot hitch in and out of Plymouth as there are no 'M' roads.


Hitching out

North towards Tavistock and Okehampton

This is tricky. Your best bet would be to get the 83/86 and maybe the 84 (often changes!) until you get out of the city to a hitching spot of your choice (it really is that easy) ot all the way to Yelverton where the road splits to Tavistock or Princetown if you want to see some sheep, hills and prisoners.

East towards Exeter

There is 'Exeter road' which if you walk along enough will take you to a dual carriageway where it is easy to get a lift in the right spot, I will leave that to your discretion since I have no time to pull up maps,links and references.

West towards Cornwall

You need to find the 'Torpoint Ferry' there is a purple bus that will take you there and further if you want. Once in Torpoint you can walk a mile or so untill you reach a road with limitless hitching spots.