Phil Clark wrote:
On Wed, 23 Nov 2005 22:52:26 +0000 (UTC), "David Biddulph"
wrote:

Try http://www.davros.org/rail/routeing-guide.html and
http://www.atoc.org/rsp/Routeing%20Guide/enrg.htm

Thanks. Clive's site seems to add Blackfriars to the list of possible
London termini; the Atoc site I'm not quite sure I understand... but I
will persevere!
My Watford Junc to Vauxhall (via Clapham) is shown as London Termini
and is exactly the same as a WJ to Euston so I suppose you could go up
to Willesden then into Euston if you had too much time to know what to
do with. I guess Kensington is ok.

Kevin

On Wed, 23 Nov 2005 23:26:38 GMT, Phil Clark
wrote:

Try http://www.davros.org/rail/routeing-guide.html and
http://www.atoc.org/rsp/Routeing%20Guide/enrg.htm

Thanks. Clive's site seems to add Blackfriars to the list of possible
London termini; the Atoc site I'm not quite sure I understand... but I
will persevere!

That's odd; Blackfriars isn't shown on any of the relevant maps. For
some reason CORE is adding a superfluous cross-London transfer to
Blackfriars onto the end of each route. (The ticket is probably not
even valid for cross-London transfer.)

London Bridge isn't shown either, but CORE finds routes to it (via
Waterloo East); maybe it's recently been removed from map WR?

"asdf" wrote in message
...

That's odd; Blackfriars isn't shown on any of the relevant maps. For
some reason CORE is adding a superfluous cross-London transfer to
Blackfriars onto the end of each route. (The ticket is probably not
even valid for cross-London transfer.)

London Bridge isn't shown either, but CORE finds routes to it (via
Waterloo East); maybe it's recently been removed from map WR?

It's very odd that Blackfriars and the others aren't on the maps for the
South-western main line - it's clearly a reasonable route to get to the City
by changing at Wimbledon and going to Blackriars. I can't believe this would
be challenged.

Regards

Jonathan