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"asdf" wrote in message
On Fri, 9 Jun 2006 22:29:32 +0100, Nigel Pendse wrote: I need to get from Sudbury Hill to Ealing Broadway and back on Saturday, 10 June. Normally I'd change from the Picc to the District at Ealing Common, but the Tfl Journey Planner isn't offering this route as an option. Nigel I work for TFL Travel Information. If you select Sudbury Hill to Ealing Broadway on Jouney Planner using only LUL as a mode of travel. Then this will bring up your journey by LUL via Acton Town. Journey Time is 28 mins. Yes, I found that, if I told it not to allow buses. But why change at Acton Town, rather than Ealing Common? It also looks like both lines are running a sparse 20 minute service, presumably because of the need to reverse at Acton Town. I'd suggest getting off at North Ealing and walking from there to Ealing Broadway. It's a 10-12 minute walk, so will probably be quicker than going via Ealing Common (if you have to wait more than a few minutes for the District Line train). Thanks for all the advice. In the end, I took the normal Picc/District route, changing at Ealing Common, but allowed extra time, to allow for the 20/20 min service. As an aside, the reason for the journey was that I was travelling on the HRT Midland and Great Central Tour (http://www.traintrips.co.uk/GE.html#484) which departed from Ealing Broadway. This train was hauled by a just-off-the-boat, shiny new Metronet GRf Class 66 -- perhaps the first time it had been used. The tour was not without its problems, but the locos weren't the cause. |
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