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March 17th 08, 08:36 AM
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Jumping the single track at Finsbury Park
On 17 Mar, 00:20, Ken wrote:
On Sun, 16 Mar 2008 16:43:48 -0700 (PDT), Mizter T wrote: At Barking District line trains open their doors to platforms on both sides - my memory is failing me here but I think this is for eastbound trains only (ICBW). This is correct. WB District line trains stop on one side of the Up island platform allowing cross-platform interchange with Up c2c services. On the other side of the WB District line is the Down Grays via Rainham line, then the island platform, then the Up Grays line. (not sure of correct nomenclature but YKWIM). Are you sure? IIRC it's the eastbound District Line that stops on one side of the Down island platform. And on the other side of the EB District Line is the GOBLin island. There's no cross-platform interchange between the District and the Grays via Rainham line at all. |
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