(Paul Cummins) wrote on 30 January 2010
09:04:00 ...
In article ,
() wrote:

I thought it was actually at West Kensington or nearby? I.e. West
of Earl's Court.

Look at the timetable.

.... which correctly shows that West Ashfield is between Earl's Court and
West Kensington, i.e. west of Earl's Court.

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Richard J.
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In article t,
(Paul Cummins) wrote:

In article ,
() wrote:

I thought it was actually at West Kensington or nearby? I.e. West
of Earl's Court.

Look at the timetable.

I was going by the platform line diagram. The platform timetable sheet
confirms that view. Earl's Court is shown as an Eastbound destination.

--
Colin Rosenstiel

In article ,
() wrote:

I was going by the platform line diagram. The platform timetable
sheet confirms that view. Earl's Court is shown as an Eastbound
destination.

Oops - yup, my bad - misreading. I have an opticians appointment next
week.


Look Colin - I'm getting good at apologising :-)

--
Paul Cummins - Always a NetHead
Wasting Bandwidth since 1981

In article t,
(Paul Cummins) wrote:

In article ,
() wrote:

I was going by the platform line diagram. The platform timetable
sheet confirms that view. Earl's Court is shown as an Eastbound
destination.

Oops - yup, my bad - misreading. I have an opticians appointment next
week.


Look Colin - I'm getting good at apologising :-)

:-)

Didn;t you used to be in Support? ;-)

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Colin Rosenstiel

On Fri, 29 Jan 2010, Huge wrote:

In article , noname (DW
downunder) wrote:

There are a handful more photos on flickr:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/routema.../westashfield/

Nice set, thanks for the heads up.

Indeed, but much more importantly, how does it fit into the game of
Mornington Crescent?

It's the Mornington Crescent equivalent of the card in the deck which has
the contract bridge scoring on it.

tom

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backspace key doesn't work. -- phorenzik

In article ,
() wrote:

Didn;t you used to be in Support? ;-)

Ghods, does it show that badly :-D

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Wasting Bandwidth since 1981