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Ian Clifton wrote:
Let’s suppose you’re going from Reading to Hanwell. You might have to make as many as 2 changes (at Slough, and Hayes & Harlington), to reach a station you’d simply pass through if you didn’t change. What’s the most such changes a (sensible & perfectly informed) passenger ever has to make? I assume doubling back isn't allowed, otherwise you could do that in one (changing at Paddington)? Travelling on a Sunday in the winter, try Bourg St Maurice to Stratford International. I make 5 changes: Bourg St Maurice - Moutiers-Salins-Bride-les-Bains - Paris Gare de Lyon - Chatelet les Halles - Paris Gare du Nord - Ashford/Ebbsfleet International - Stratford International (on weekdays the ski train stops at Ashford. I don't know if there are direct trains from Moutiers to Lille in the winter which would cut the changes to 3) Theo |
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