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Colin Rosenstiel · December 20th 07, 01:23 AM posted to uk.transport.london

In article
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(Mizter T) wrote:

Of course it wasn't my intention to suggest that a child-on-tow is
akin to a bag of gold bars, not least because I'm sure your grandchild
is priceless. :-) When it comes to thinking about public transport
I'm always pretty careful to consider those who're less able to hop,
skip and jump around, which is a category to which a very wide range
of people come under. Certainly if anyone was wishing to travel with
small child from Cambridge to the airport then the direct coach would
be the method of choice.

Coaches are very badly suited to walking one-year olds who prefer to
explore on trains. I'm not even sure how they can travel at all since we
were told on the rail replacement coach tonight that seat belts are
mandatory and she won't be travelling with a child seat.

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Colin Rosenstiel