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On Mar 6, 1:27*am, john b wrote:
On Mar 6, 8:44*am, NM wrote: 1 minute is more than enough for someone who's not physically handicapped to walk from one side [of KX main shed] to the other. No it isn't, in crowded conditions I would allow much longer. also consider many travel with bags having a platform allocated is a great help in these circumstances. Opinion is divided on the matter: people who've actually done it and don't have mad axes to grind against public transport say that it is; people who're making **** up say that it isn't. Thalys is good, even tell you where to stand on the platform, FGW will not tell you at Paddington which platform the Penzance train leaves from until 10 minutes before departure even when you can see it parked there. Which is a problem why? If they told you 2 minutes before departure, that might be a problem - but 10 minutes is easily long enough to get from the Mad Bishop & Bear to the frontmost coach of any IC platform at Paddington, never mind from the concourse... I would prefer to park my arse in the seat and wait rather than stand in the crowd below the announcement board then join the scrum with bags in tow. |
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