The Picc is reversing at Hammersmith today and tomorrow, and will be
carrying passengers over a crossover not normally used.

In message , Basil Jet
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The Picc is reversing at Hammersmith today and tomorrow, and will be
carrying passengers over a crossover not normally used.

Through Hammersmith sidings in fact.

Did it twice today for my sins.
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In article ,
(Basil Jet) wrote:

The Picc is reversing at Hammersmith today and tomorrow, and will
be carrying passengers over a crossover not normally used.

In which direction?

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Colin Rosenstiel

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The Picc is reversing at Hammersmith today and tomorrow, and will
be carrying passengers over a crossover not normally used.

In which direction?

West to East. Westbound trains reversing in the eastbound platform.

I expect many cheery waves tomorrow from grateful utl members
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In article , ] (Steve
Fitzgerald) wrote:

In message , Basil Jet
writes
The Picc is reversing at Hammersmith today and tomorrow, and will be
carrying passengers over a crossover not normally used.

Through Hammersmith sidings in fact.

Did it twice today for my sins.

So that's reversing Westbound to Eastbound?

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Colin Rosenstiel

In message ,
writes

The Picc is reversing at Hammersmith today and tomorrow, and will be
carrying passengers over a crossover not normally used.

Through Hammersmith sidings in fact.

Did it twice today for my sins.

So that's reversing Westbound to Eastbound?

No.

We enter the eastbound platform via the sidings, so eastbound to east
or a 'normal' reverse

Westbound to Eastbound trains would have reversed via the westbound
platform and then continued via the sidings..
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"Paul Corfield" wrote in message
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On Sat, 24 Oct 2009 14:37:21 +0100, "Basil Jet"
wrote:

The Picc is reversing at Hammersmith today and tomorrow, and will be
carrying passengers over a crossover not normally used.

Note also that it is the final trial weekend for the panhandle Circle
and Hammersmith service.

Is the trial doing something that the normal service wont?

(Or are there really people who will get some satisfaction from doing a
normally available booked route outside of its timetabled period?)

tim