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On Mon, 13 Aug 2007, Mr Thant wrote:
On Aug 12, 11:55 pm, somersetchris somersetchris. wrote: The only bottle neck will be Canonbury tunnel. I meant the ECML diveunder south of Finsbury Park station, which I don't think could be fixed to be double track very easily (I realise there is a second track already, but it's pretty heavily used by trains from Moorgate) ? Okay, are we now talking about terminating the ELL at Finsbury Park, by reversing out of a bay platform on what is now the Canonbury reversible line? If so, yes, you're quite right - you'd need to make that diveunder three-track, or else you have a single-lead approach that stretches all the way to the NLL. From the air, there looks like there's enough space to add a third track; are there pillars or something in the way down there? Failing that, there are a couple of places you could put in passsing loops: around Drayton Park, and between the diveunder and the station (exploiting the existing goods track that joins the down Canonbury from the main line). Given that there will still be a single-track bit through the tunnel, how much difference does this really make? tom -- a draw was agreed once the pieces started melting |
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