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In message id, Dr J R
Stockton writes Clearly, throughout the line (except at Heathrow) the Cockfosters direction should be indicated by Northbound I expect passengers wishing to travel due south from Park Royal to Ealing Broadway would be amused by the idea that they should get a northbound train. ![]() -- Paul Terry |
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On Tue, 4 Sep 2007, Paul Terry wrote:
In message id, Dr J R Stockton writes Clearly, throughout the line (except at Heathrow) the Cockfosters direction should be indicated by Northbound I expect passengers wishing to travel due south from Park Royal to Ealing Broadway would be amused by the idea that they should get a northbound train. ![]() The solution is, quite obviously, to close the branch of the Piccadilly that heads in the wrong direction [1]. Hmm, there's still a problem with anyone going from west of Kensington to Acton Town or South Ealing, though. Better close those too. tom [1] Ha Ha Only Serious - flyover at Park Royal and make it part of the Central, avoiding the round-the-houses bit in southern Acton. -- Nullius in verba |
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