On 13/04/2012 11:55, Roland Perry wrote:

In message , at 11:06:01 on Fri, 13 Apr
2012, Mizter T remarked:
The other thing to note is that the print out from a ticket office
only shows the day and month, *not* the year - so this journey didn't
necessarily happen in November 2011.

Maybe we can tell from the other entries whether it was Nov 2010, they
should be in chronological order. Also, what was the fare charged, they
tend to go up relentlessly year after year.

That's a good point - perhaps the OP could tell us what fare is shown?
(Though that's not necessarily definitive, if the fare was capped - but
whether that happened or not should be fairly obvious.)

FWIW the 2009 Oyster PAYG bus fare was £1.00, the 2010 fare was £1.20,
and the 2011 fare was £1.30.

On 13/04/2012 12:17, Mizter T wrote:

On 13/04/2012 11:55, Roland Perry wrote:

In message , at 11:06:01 on Fri, 13 Apr
2012, Mizter T remarked:
The other thing to note is that the print out from a ticket office
only shows the day and month, *not* the year - so this journey didn't
necessarily happen in November 2011.

Maybe we can tell from the other entries whether it was Nov 2010, they
should be in chronological order. Also, what was the fare charged, they
tend to go up relentlessly year after year.

That's a good point - perhaps the OP could tell us what fare is shown?
(Though that's not necessarily definitive, if the fare was capped - but
whether that happened or not should be fairly obvious.)

Actually it's more than just fairly obvious, it's spelt out, as a line
on the print-out reads:
"*** cap applied ***"


FWIW the 2009 Oyster PAYG bus fare was £1.00, the 2010 fare was £1.20,
and the 2011 fare was £1.30.