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Alphabet Stations Challenge

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Xenophon PCDGS

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You may play stations on Light Railways, Heritage and other railways in England, Scotland and Wales.
But if you do play a station not on the National Rail or London Underground network, please include the name of the network that station is on. EG: "Buchanan Street (SPT Subway)" or "Aylsham (Bure Valley Railway)".
Does the transport mode in the last posting abide by the above extract of the rules of this particular quiz?
 

Xenophon PCDGS

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I would not reject the possibility that a cableway of this kind counts as a railway—it is shown in full on maps of London’s rail transport, e.g. the TfL map and Carto Metro.
I think the term "railway" is, on this quiz at least, something that uses rails upon which to travel along, as is the case in both light rail and heavy rail services. But hey-ho, that is only my personal opinion.
 

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