"TedJrr" wrote in message
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Alternativly take the 285 bus from Heathrow (Central
Bus Station) to Feltham Railway Station and catch the
train to London Waterloo. Make sure that you travel
on a train that has come from Reading or Windsor,

Easier said than done... how would he tell where the train has come from? I
think you mean that he should avoid trains which call at more than half a
dozen places before reaching Waterloo.

and avoid the longer journey via Hounslow.

Why? Are the trains via Hounslow always overtaken? Or even usually
overtaken?

On Fri, 17 Feb 2006 09:36:58 +0000, Mark²³
wrote in :

And remember when you get there it's pronounced Suthuk, not South Wark ;-)

Wow! Just like the original in Adelaide...

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"John Rowland" wrote in message
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"TedJrr" wrote in message
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Alternativly take the 285 bus from Heathrow (Central
Bus Station) to Feltham Railway Station and catch the
train to London Waterloo. Make sure that you travel
on a train that has come from Reading or Windsor,

Easier said than done... how would he tell where the train has come from?
I think you mean that he should avoid trains which call at more than half
a dozen places before reaching Waterloo.

and avoid the longer journey via Hounslow.

Why? Are the trains via Hounslow always overtaken? Or even usually
overtaken?

Off-peak at least the 11/41 trains via Hounslow are always overtaken by the
16/46 trains from Windsor that go via Richmond.

Peter Smyth