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Re: Croxley go-ahead
Posted: 24 Jul 2013, 23:49
by tractakid
Lol, talked to a dude today who said 'i'll do it in 4 hours'...
yeah right. :/
Re: Croxley go-ahead
Posted: 25 Jul 2013, 00:34
by hopeful traveller
Harrow knowledge will come into its own here. I'm in the pound seat...
Re: Croxley go-ahead
Posted: 25 Jul 2013, 07:39
by The Orange One
I have some idea what I'm going to do - this will really reshuffle the North West Corner.
Re: Croxley go-ahead
Posted: 25 Jul 2013, 10:10
by nozzacook
Chances are it will be a non exhibition day service ( if such a thing even exists then) . So NW finish would be the best option.
Oh and you are all to slow W******m sent me his 14hour 13min route so will see you on the day.
Re: Croxley go-ahead
Posted: 25 Jul 2013, 12:54
by The Orange One
I see Met to Watford Junction, train to H&W, Bakerloo to Marylebone, Chiltern to Amersham and then deal with Chesham. As a possible ending. This of course raises the question of an Uxbridge reshuffle - possibly involving a Perivale doubleback, Hanger Lane - Park Royal and First Great Western to Greenford.
And for exhibition days an Epping start/finish and the A10 between Heathrow and Uxbridge?
I wonder...
Re: Croxley go-ahead
Posted: 25 Jul 2013, 13:24
by hopeful traveller
I'm not going to tell you what I see, only that it fits into 'none of the above'.
Re: Croxley go-ahead
Posted: 25 Jul 2013, 13:30
by The Orange One
Almost certainly. The idea is of course absolutely mad.
Re: Croxley go-ahead
Posted: 25 Jul 2013, 15:09
by hopeful traveller
Nope, I find it rather good.
Re: Croxley go-ahead
Posted: 25 Jul 2013, 15:12
by greatkingrat
Anyone fancy a 142 bus from Watford Junction to Stanmore?
Re: Croxley go-ahead
Posted: 25 Jul 2013, 15:59
by hopeful traveller
Edgware?
Re: Croxley go-ahead
Posted: 25 Jul 2013, 16:02
by tractakid
I reckon they should open up Verney Junction again so the sensible option is to get Virgin from Watford Junction to Milton Keynes and bus it over.
Re: Croxley go-ahead
Posted: 25 Jul 2013, 21:52
by hopeful traveller
My plan trounces you all.

Re: Croxley go-ahead
Posted: 25 Jul 2013, 23:00
by The Raven
hopeful traveller wrote:My plan trounces you all.

I call trolling
Re: Croxley go-ahead
Posted: 25 Jul 2013, 23:07
by palkanetoijala31
***** wrote:oh great, another classic "i've got a great thing to tell you, but i'm not going to tell you". just what we need.
there and back would only add 20 minutes to the overall time off of a NW start, so unless any of these alternatives can beat that, the simplest way is going to be to do nothing fancy at all!
of course if the first Chesham train of the day still goes round the North Curve to Watford Junction though, that'll be interesting...
do London Midland trains stop at both Watford Junction, and then fast to H&W? no need to get a slow stopping Overground service, right?
Well if Mr politician does have a plan which on personal expierance of his tube exploits wont be anything special I think it is his right to stay silent on it
You can hardly have a go at him Geoff seeing as you continually bring up that you do runs that people haven't done before or have even thought about would you care to tell us those runs hmm let me think probably not!.
would I give away the current record starting and finish points connections hmm let me think no and why should I or steve do so so im sticking behind mr rhys on this one
besides any possible alternatives you have 3 years to discuss research timetable plan run dismiss think again outside box inside box around the box etc
Re: Croxley go-ahead
Posted: 25 Jul 2013, 23:15
by tractakid
***** wrote:oh great, another classic "i've got a great thing to tell you, but i'm not going to tell you". just what we need.
there and back would only add 20 minutes to the overall time off of a NW start, so unless any of these alternatives can beat that, the simplest way is going to be to do nothing fancy at all!
of course if the first Chesham train of the day still goes round the North Curve to Watford Junction though, that'll be interesting...
do London Midland trains stop at both Watford Junction, and then fast to H&W? no need to get a slow stopping Overground service, right?
London Midland and Southern. All Southerns do, although there are quite a few LM trains that don't stop at Watford Junction and/or Harrow and Wealdstone. Frequency is LM- 2tph off peak, SN 1tph off peak.
In response to your first comment... I can't work out whether you are an advocate for secrecy or telling everyone everything.