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Old March 30th 12, 09:46 AM posted to uk.railway,uk.transport.london
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Default TfL games advertising outside London

On 30/03/2012 09:50, d wrote:
On Thu, 29 Mar 2012 19:54:00 +0100
Jim wrote:
Actually many people take two weeks off at that time of the year. Rail
traffic drops so much on some lines that they remove some peak hour
restrictions.
It is called holidays...


So the whole of london is going to go away on holiday in the same 2 weeks
as the Olympics? Someone better tell the airports and ferry ports or there'll
be chaos!


It's OK the outgoings will be balanced by incoming. And last time I
looked the Olympics lasted nearer three weeks.

Meanwhile back in the real world , unless you're a teacher then you don't
get the option of having the whole of the summer off and most people don't
take 2 week holidays anymore anyway. 1 week is the norm these days.


Really? Perhaps in your strange world but folk with children will have
to take some time off during the summer to fit in with the school
holidays and if you are going any distance it is best to take at least
two weeks off otherwise the travelling time takes a disproportionate
amount out of your holiday.

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Phil Cook