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Thanks for this. The Disley/Middlewood one has indeed been longstanding. Cant see it being fixed anytime soon. And I agree the Hague bar one is more recent. Bet this persists too
There are currently 2 sections of railway where trains crawl and I’d like to understand the rationale behind it.
1) Halfway between Disley and Middlewood going northbound ONLY, the train crawls to like 5mph on the edge of Lyme Park. Why?? Never used to do this in previous decades. And note...
Yes but it’s piped propane as Simon has said above. I was just responding to the bit about there also being a piped propane supply in wales and that’s llanwrtyd Wells
For those wondering, the Natural Gas SIUs in Scotland are Campbeltown, Oban, Wick and Thurso. There is also apparently one in Wales.
- In response, I believe Llanwrtyd Wells is the welsh location for the independent gas network. *Wouldn’t let me quote original post*
And you could buy the special Derbyshire wayfarer that also includes Nottingham and a few other stations down that way. It can only be purchased there though
I don’t think people would really buy a Devonport ticket and board a train going the other way?? Most barriers are setup so they don’t let you through on a child or railcard ticket without a manual check