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Thanks. I'd have the scones, but I ate enough of those last weekend at a 60th Wedding Anniversary party.

Oh, that's epic.

Are Nox going to serve pudding? Or any other catering?

Took a trip to Latvia last month and had a couple of train rides, including on the DR1As that are still operating; many recently modernised. Very roomy interiors and the biggest toilet I've ever seen on a train! Does LDZ/Vivi have any ticket offices outside Riga? They also don't seem to do...

What food will be available on board tomorrow?

Baggage checking was a thing on trains in the past and indeed ships; often for stuff too large to be easily carried in a passenger carriage, like trunks. Wheeled luggage wasn't around until the 1960s. The Motor Luggage Vans existed for precisely that reason.

Yes, they started pre-BR Blue.

Unfortunately, the monorail vehicles are only four cars, so I can't reference a certain song from The Simpsons.

Split rakes occurred in reality too.

Alligators got into their headquarters?

That sort of thing was apparently the norm in the Soviet Union in the 1970s.

The 11.21 One West Coast service?

Some places have Mark 3s now.

More an interurban, I would say.

Which was common in revenue service, especially due to the limited numbers of Mark 2 catering vehicles. See the Riviera set.

Milan's are very old, going back to the 1930s.

There's a herd of deer in Harold Wood. They’re known to wander the streets in the housing estate.

I've just come back from Riga. The Tatras are still very present, but they also have a bunch of Škoda 15T low-floor trams.

Epping Ongar has a bunch of 1 in 70.

You aren't stuck in a cramped seat on the train.