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On 16 May, 09:53, Mr Thant wrote:
"Break of journey is permitted on outward and return portions of ticket."http://ojp2.nationalrail.co.uk/en/pj/tr?ticketTypeCode=SDR Excellent - thank you! (annoyingly these pages aren't indexed anywhere and you have to go through the journey planner or Google) Indeed - although even then you have greater mastery of the necessary skills than do I: I did actually try the Journey Planner earlier to see if I could find a page like that but to no avail. All I seemed to be able to get to was a one-sentence summary of what the 'Open' ticket type meant. Hooray for Usenet and its helpful populus ![]() Paul |
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