do they have a sign saying 'Heavy Plant Crossing'?There are often large plants carried on buses and trains after the last day of the Chelsea Flower Show when there is a sale of exhibits.
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do they have a sign saying 'Heavy Plant Crossing'?There are often large plants carried on buses and trains after the last day of the Chelsea Flower Show when there is a sale of exhibits.
I took a rolled up carpet on a Brussels tram once. unrolled it was about 5' x 4'
I also, with the missus, took 2 5' tall plants in pots on the tram there too (from the Sunday market by Bruxelles Midi)
Now that Meridian Water has an all-day service, I wonder how long it'll be before a flat pack IKEA wardrobe ends up on a train....
Ampere Way tram stop (next to Croydon IKEA) can sometimes be 'interesting'
I recall back when I was a Piccadilly Conductor, a family moving house between Hadfield and Glossop, using GM Day Ranger to travel up and down, they even brought their 3-piece suite on board at one stage. Didn't charge them AAA however.
I recall back when I was a Piccadilly Conductor, a family moving house between Hadfield and Glossop, using GM Day Ranger to travel up and down, they even brought their 3-piece suite on board at one stage. Didn't charge them AAA however.
On the District Line this evening - and unfortunately it wasn't mine.
A few years ago two gentlemen got on my train at Wigan NW and joined me in my compartment (I said it was some time ago). They sat side-by-side and seemed a bit grumpy.
A little later I noticed the handcuffs.
Does that count?
(Even more years ago I recall watching a patient on a stretcher being loaded onto a train at Norwich. Some Corridor Composites (CK) carriages had hinged compartment windows to allow loading. Those compartments were notoriously leaky and draughty.)