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Odd question I know, but I'm going on this route tomorrow (to see the
Kelvedon Nuclear Bunker, as per an earlier query). I had a serious ear operation last week and underground tube journeys or sudden changes in pressure due to trains entering a tunnel can be dangerous for the next couple of weeks. Obviously, going into a tunnel by foot is fine. ;-) I assume that the train to Brentwood, that stops at more stations, goes slower than the Shenfield one. But even so, I wouldn't want to risk sudden tunnels. Thanks in advance! |
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