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April 12th 12, 02:20 PM
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Blackfriars South Bank Entrance
On Apr 12, 2:56*pm, D7666 wrote:
On Apr 12, 2:43*pm, 77002 wrote: On Apr 12, 2:30*pm, D7666 wrote: On Apr 12, 12:20*pm, 77002 wrote: So one arrives, utilizing a perfectly valid ticket, at Blackfriars. But, one cannot exit on the South Bank because it is managed by another operator. I never wrote that. Yahoo ether confused the sequence of my replies, but I sure never wrote that. go back and try again Google Groups shows: It is perfectly clear - because there are seperate barriers. You pass one barrier on exit distract and enter another set to join FCC. It says exactly what it means - you cross the bridge on foot you pay - no matter what you arrived on operated by who. In the post to which I replied. Read the whole thread Point taken. Happy? |
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