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Title: Speeded-up journey Post by: willc on February 19, 2009, 16:43:03 You want faster trains? Well try this...
According to the FGW website at 16.35 this afternoon, the 15.10 from Hereford, due at Moreton at 16.49, for a 16.51 departure, was expected to arrive at 16.25, a minute after its scheduled departure from Evesham. Either FGW have discovered the secret of time travel - truly transforming travel - or reported gremlins with the signalling system between the two stations were taking their toll on the website too. Title: Re: Speeded-up journey Post by: Btline on February 19, 2009, 17:16:32 You want faster trains? Well try this... According to the FGW website at 16.35 this afternoon, the 15.10 from Hereford, due at Moreton at 16.49, for a 16.51 departure, was expected to arrive at 16.25, a minute after its scheduled departure from Evesham. Either FGW have discovered the secret of time travel - truly transforming travel - or reported gremlins with the signalling system between the two stations were taking their toll on the website too. I take it the train is not calling at Honeybourne..... ;D :D ;) :P Title: Re: Speeded-up journey Post by: 6 OF 2 redundant adjunct of unimatrix 01 on February 19, 2009, 18:43:32 or it could be nearly 24 hours late
Title: Re: Speeded-up journey Post by: Don on February 20, 2009, 02:32:13 not time travel, just matter transfer as in Star Trek, the one minute being the time it takes to dematerialise and rematerialise. :P
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