Colin Rosenstiel wrote to uk.transport.london on Sat, 18 Dec 2004:

In article ,
(Mrs Redboots) wrote:

So do mine about how common slam-door trains are on a mid-morning (post
rush-hour) service from Streatham Common to Clapham Junction (I've done
this route frequently enough, and never before have I met a VEP on it),
or a mid-afternoon (pre rush-hour) service from Putney Bridge ditto.

I don't think you meant to write "Putney Bridge"!

Probably not, but if you knew where I meant, why did you have a problem
with it?
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"Mrs Redboots"
http://www.amsmyth.demon.co.uk/
Website updated 18 December 2004

In article ,
(Mrs Redboots) wrote:

Colin Rosenstiel wrote to uk.transport.london on Sat, 18 Dec 2004:

In article ,
(Mrs Redboots) wrote:

So do mine about how common slam-door trains are on a mid-morning
(post rush-hour) service from Streatham Common to Clapham Junction
(I've done this route frequently enough, and never before have I met
a VEP on it), or a mid-afternoon (pre rush-hour) service from Putney
Bridge ditto.

I don't think you meant to write "Putney Bridge"!

Probably not, but if you knew where I meant, why did you have a problem
with it?

Because Putney Bridge is an Underground station North of the Thames
whereas Putney is an SWT station in Putney. Putney happens to be my home
town.

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Colin Rosenstiel