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LH
September 8, 2014, 5:21pm Report to Moderator

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Not sure if it's been mentioned but GTFC have retweeted someone saying that the common is closed for parking due to a fun fair being on there at the minute.

Firstly: is it street parking as the only alternative?

Secondly: feel free to make jokes about gypsies/circus folk/ Lincoln having two fields with clowns on them etc etc.
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Was going to ask same question really, , where's best to park? On my previous trips to Silly Bank I've been on the train.


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I've always parked on the grass verge opposite the ground and then over the bridge in front of a row of terrace houses. Often a couple of hundred cars lined up.




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Quoted from GyMariner
I've always parked on the grass verge opposite the ground and then over the bridge in front of a row of terrace houses. Often a couple of hundred cars lined up.


Me too, tons of street parking down South Park, not to be confused with South Park avenue


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Ripon Street is brilliant, park towards the end it's street parking and you come straight out on to the dual carriageway heading on to the A46. I use to live their while at uni.


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Lincolnshire County Council (not the Police) control the street parking in Lincoln now, and I understand there will be wardens on duty tonight. Its a £70 fine for parking on double yellow lines, loading bays, disabled areas, resident parking bays or too close to a junction, so be careful. Also the NCP car parks are patrolled so make sure you pay for enough time!


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