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zin92 wrote:
wrote: Paul Terry wrote: writes The platform 3 rails always look very rusty when I go past and the southbound Mudchute timetable (http://tinyurl.com/6xjy347) and the southbound Crossharbour timetable (http://tinyurl.com/6j8ek6v) look identical. Obviously a fair amount of money was spent creating the third platform and there was a lot of inconvenience whilst this was happening. I think it might have been used for a Mudchute - Tower Gateway service, had last month's DLR strike gone ahead. But basically it seems a bit of a folly, especially as terminating trains have to cross the northbound line to get to platform 3, and potentially delay any through trains behind them while waiting for clearance. Not a good plan for a high frequency line. Wasn't it just re-providing the triangular pair of terminal platforms at the old Mudchute station? I don't recall ever seeing the western track there in other than rusty condition. I'm not quite sure what you mean... He may have been thinking of the earlier Island Gardens station, when it was the terminus. |
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