DarloRich
Veteran Member
A quick one:
Yesterday i traveled back from Leeds on a sweat box voyager which should have gone all the way to Penzance. It was truncated to Exeter due to high winds and tides along the sea wall at Dawlish. Coaches were arranged for onward connections.
This conjured up all kinds of comments form passengers but i wondered how bad it was down there yesterday evening. Does anyone know?
The guard constantly indicated that the train would terminate at Exeter as Network Rail wont allow Voyagers along the seas wall in bad weather. Was it so bad?
Yesterday i traveled back from Leeds on a sweat box voyager which should have gone all the way to Penzance. It was truncated to Exeter due to high winds and tides along the sea wall at Dawlish. Coaches were arranged for onward connections.
This conjured up all kinds of comments form passengers but i wondered how bad it was down there yesterday evening. Does anyone know?
The guard constantly indicated that the train would terminate at Exeter as Network Rail wont allow Voyagers along the seas wall in bad weather. Was it so bad?
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