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July 13th 05, 09:40 PM
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bombers use Luton
wrote in message oups.com... dave F wrote: Did anyone experience such problem with the Thameslink line before the bombing raid took place? Yes. Caught the 07.04 from Luton that day. It crawled down the slow line. The overhead wires were hanging loose over the fast line near the RAF museum. That train usually arrives into KXTL at about 7.40. It was more like 7.55 on Thursday. As seperate point. Can anyone explain Thameslink's thinking this afternoon and evening. I don't mean as to which stations were closed, I understand that. What I mean is that it seemed as if they were only pushing trains up the slow line, with 10 or 15 minute waits at stations. (It took about 2 hours to get from Moorgate to St Albans). This made for a hot and uncomfortable time for all. Is there some reason, i.e. points or something, that they couldn't use the fast line as well? Are they unable to reverse the trains? Yrs in ignorance. N |
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