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May 8th 04, 08:52 AM
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"Cassio Metro" - the new group of buildings next to Watford Met
"Piccadilly Pilot" wrote in message ...
"TheOneKEA" wrote in message om... Also, I went and had a look at the DC lines that used to carry Bakerloo trains, and I can confirm that the Up Watford (Northbound) line still has long portions of fourth rail which are correctly seated. Surprisingly, so does the defunct Croxley Green branch... It costs money to take them up, if they're not in the way it's cheaper to leave them alone. Besides which, some bright spark might come up with the idea of running Bakerloo line trains to Watford over the DC lines. Now wouldn't that be novel? Oh my! Wouldn't that be novel indeed! Such an amazing idea! Too bad the transverse seating on the 1972TS is missing, I guess the punters will have to deal..... Brad |
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