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Old May 13th 04, 08:43 AM posted to uk.transport.london
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Default "Cassio Metro" - the new group of buildings next to Watford Met


"Mark Fried" wrote in message
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a railway station has platforms laid next to a railway a train station has
actual trains not underground tubes call at it


What do you mean by actual trains? Is there a reason why tube trains aren't
"actual trains"? More importantly, is there any reason why the subsurface
trains that serve Watford Met. aren't "actual trains"?



 
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