DaleCooper
Established Member
In the North:
Manchester Piccadilly
Leeds
York
Carlisle
Preston
The scattergun approach.
In the North:
Manchester Piccadilly
Leeds
York
Carlisle
Preston
The scattergun approach.
Ha ha very funny*smirks*
Ha ha very funny
The West Midlands:
Birmingham New Street
Birmingham Moor Street
Birmingham Snow Hill
University
Sandwell & Dudley
Coseley
Wolverhampton
Stourbridge Junction
Birmingham International
Coventry
Stratford-upon-Avon
Leamington Spa
Aston
Walsall
Lichfield City
Four Oaks
Lichfield Trent Valley
Rugeley Trent Valley
Longbridge
Redditch
Bromsgrove
Tamworth
I'll List the other regions of England and tell me which region it is:
London
The South East
South Central
The South West
The East Midlands
East Anglia
West Anglia
Yorkshire and the Humber
Merseyside
Greater Manchester
The North West
The North East
Tyne and Wear
As its open floor, I'll take it!
I am standing at signal VKC 1553 - where am I?
Errr... I thought we weren't allowed to enter more than one suggested answer per post?
Anyway...
I don't know of a VKC prefix, but I do know of VC being London Victoria, is VKC one of the sidings near the station?
Clapham Juncxtion ?
As many of your questions are maritime related- is is some sort of signal that detects a vessel striking a railway bridge over the Thames?
So nothing to do with Naval signals?
Battersea Park
What do you mean?... Mornington Crescent!
(Sorry, wrong thread.)
Heck?I will challenge that as surely this contravenes Trumpington's Variations?
What do you mean?
I've heard of it I was confused that youIt's a game, described here, which was made famous of the radio show I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue. There was a long-running Mornington Crescent thread in this forum, which came to an end about a year ago.
I've heard of it I was confused that you
brought it up
The successive naming of London stations brought it to mind.
... Mornington Crescent!
(Sorry, wrong thread.)
Battersea Park
Clapham Common
Clapham South
Clapham North
Northern line Charing Cross branch