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![]() Roland Perry wrote: In message , at 01:33:23 on Wed, 23 Jan 2008, Mizter T remarked: Also (and this demonstrates my lack of Pic line operational knowledge), is it worth getting a Rayners Lane train and changing at Acton Town? On the basis that "a train in the platform is worth two on the departure board" it is *always* worth getting one as far as you can, then changing, if you are at all time-constrained on the journey. For all you know, just after you've passed Hammersmith someone will jump onto the lines there, and then your only hope of getting to LHR for the next couple of hours will be an ad-hoc shuttle service from Acton Town. -- Roland Perry I certainly operate on that principle, no doubt. However others don't - or more likely they're a bit more sensible and less likely to cut it fine than I am - so I'm just wondering what advice I should give anyone who asks. As well as the hassle of moving bags from train to platform to train (not something I'd find an issue but others would), there's also the possibility that one loses out on a potential seat for the whole journey (again not a great concern of mine, though I did once struggle to find a space when getting on a very packed Heathrow-bound Pic line train at Acton Town). |
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