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October 22nd 07, 05:40 AM
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Central Line past West Ruislip
"Tom Anderson" wrote in message h.li... On Sat, 20 Oct 2007, wrote: "Tom Anderson" wrote in message . li... On Wed, 17 Oct 2007, lonelytraveller wrote: On 16 Oct, 13:43, wrote: Are there/were there? Any plans to extend the Central Line past West Ruislip? The District might be a better bet than the Central, though - it's a long distance, so bigger trains ought to be more comfortable. So are you saying the bigger the size train the more comfortable they are? Generally, yes. How do you find the Met line trains then? I follow the purple signs. Met trains seem pretty comfortable to me. The transverse seating is better than longitudinal seats on long trips, for sure. tom -- Weird is Cool -- Naomi Clarke I agree with you on that and its a shame that this is going to go when the Met line gets its new trains in 2009. |
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