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Hi folks,
A couple of questions if I may. I was planning to travel on the Cross Country services from Reading to East Croydon/Redhill sometime soon, to say farewell (I need one of the curves at Acton Wells Jct). Am I right in thinking that the only bits of track that these services use that could be considered rare are Acton-Mitre Bridge, and Latchmere-Factory Jcts, as per PSUL http://www.avoe05.dsl.pipex.com/2008.htm I was thinking of doing both ways from East Croydon/Redhill to Gatwick (i.e. via Kensington Olympia, and via Guildford), can anyone suggest the best ticket to get? I see there are two Gatwick-Reading fares, one routes Guildford and the other London.... does Kensington Olympia still count as a London Terminal please? I was going to look at a zone R1256 travelcard, then a boundary zone 6 to Reading ticket, but I see this is only available as either route Slough or route Ascot, so perhaps doesn't help me that much. Anyone care to say whether East Croydon to Reading via Guildford would be considered a valid route? Thanks in anticipation |
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