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09-01.-2005, 03:49 AM
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Re: Recumbent causes rider to miss train...
On Sat, 08 Jan 2005 15:11:10 +0000, "Just zis Guy, you know?"
<uce@ftc.gov> wrote: > >>>It's the result of the new timetable - my train is now four minutes >>>earlier in the mornings, and my morning routine has not yet caught up >>>- it means leaving the house slightly before, rather than slightly >>>after, a quarter to eight. > >>Similar problem here. Train now leaves at 7:55 not 8:05. Have yet to >>catch it. Have spent twenty minutes waiting for next train every time >>so far. > >It's not so bad for me - there's a 7:58 from platform 8 (which is >coincidentally both the time and the platform of the old train) but it >stops at every lamp-post so I prefer the slightly earlier one which is >direct. And one of these days I'll get a Brompton so I can catch the >8ish from Platform 4 which is an express. The problem is that to buy a ticket and get the 7:55, I need to leave the house at about 7:00, which seems (to me) to be so much earlier. The alternative is a five minute walk to the local station to get the 7:55 - but then I wouldn't get a bike ride. |
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