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ValleyLines142

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My apologies....I have now amended my posting by "striking-through" the incorrect entry and have posted the one that I intended to post in the first place. That is the problem when you use a similarly constructed coding.

No problem :) two sets of codes that get me often confused from time-to-time are Cheltenham [CNM] and Carmarthen [CMN], and Stockport [SPT] and St Pancras!! [STP] :P

EWE = Ewell East


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--- old post above --- --- new post below ---
It seems we have had a few problems with this thread, so I'd just like to remind everyone:

1) Please only use station codes officially used by National Rail.

2) Post the codes exactly as they appear on the NR planner.

3) Up until now, things have been a little haywire, with codes being used from just about every heavy and light rail system in the country. I appreciate that it has been this way from the beginning, but I think we need to be a little more strict about what we are using. Therefore, I'd like to ask that henceforth we only use codes from the mainline (eg: Great Northern, ECML, WCML) and the London Underground

4) No more codes from Metro and tram systems (eg: T&W, Manchester Metrolink, etc).

If you have any problems, please feel free to PM me.


Extract from the quiz amendment made in posting 886 on 26th September 2011 is posted above.
 
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