On Tue, Jun 02, 2009 at 12:42:32PM +0200, Moray Allan wrote:
> In the *UK* train system I know it's in principle against the rules to
> book a single ticket to a station beyond where you want to go (in a few
> cases it's cheaper even without discounts, due to charges included in
> the ticket price for using busy stations), and if there are ticket
> checks to leave the station they might complain.
*Really*? I ROFL-ed when I was reading your previous mail. So if I
in the future might be in such a strange situation - and I can not
imagine any other country than UK where leaving the train earlier
might be a problem - I would probably wait until the train left the
station and than cry in alarm: "Oh my good I left the train to early.
How can I get nor to Lisbon / any other station." I guess if you are
running up and down the station doing so they will quickly give you
a lift outside. ;-))
Isn't this a strange world???
See you
Andreas.
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