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Title: Heyy All Post by: Branch Line Connor on December 21, 2009, 17:01:58 Heyy guys. Connor here, and Im glad to be a part of the coffee shop :)
Title: Re: Heyy All Post by: Phil on December 21, 2009, 17:20:02 Welcome! What area are you from, and/or which part of the FGW network do you most frequently use, Connor?
Title: Re: Heyy All Post by: grahame on December 21, 2009, 17:23:34 Hi, Connor, and welcome to the forum.
If you had signed up with the name "Gordon Brown", people would have thought you were the Prime Minister, or someone impersonating him and you would have got some very odd comments ... even though you would probably have had the name long before our PM came to fame. In a much narrower area of fame (or rather, of infamy) we used to have another poster - not yourself, I don't believe - here who happened to be called "Connor" as well. Is it a name that's quite frequently found in the South West? I looked it up and found that it's of Irish origin, and that for every 10 Grahams there is 1 Connor. Left me feeling quite common ;) Title: Re: Heyy All Post by: Branch Line Connor on December 21, 2009, 17:27:16 Welcome! What area are you from, and/or which part of the FGW network do you most frequently use, Connor? Im from the Plymouth area and use Plymouth- Exeter and Plymouth- Penzance the most and use the Tamar Valley line, Atlantic Coast Line and the Looe Valley Line :) Title: Re: Heyy All Post by: Phil on December 21, 2009, 18:54:15 Ah, great stuff. We're not that well represented on the Looe line in particular, so your thoughts and input will be very much appreciated.
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