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August 8th 17, 03:45 PM
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Waterloo international
On Tue, 8 Aug 2017 16:12:58 +0100
Tony Dragon wrote: On 08-Aug-17 2:57 PM, d wrote: Wandered down to the refurbished platforms at waterloo international at lunchtime which are now opened for suburban trains (for the time being). So in ten years they've managed to reduce the length of the platforms to provide a concourse, built a temporary bridge to the main concourse and put some destination boards up. Well I'm impressed. To think in the same time period the chinese have only managed to build half a dozen new cities + infrastructure. Amateurs. -- Spud Who are 'they'? Santas little elves of course. Who did you think I meant, Network Rail? -- Spud |
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