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The "Name the Station" game

Robinson

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Clue 4: From this station it is possible to travel to London direct by 2 different routes, but I won't say which terminal/terminals you'll end up at.
 
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clagmonster

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Aylesbury?
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Correction, you count it as not being a prime number, i spent half my year 11 arguing about whether or not 1 is a prime...
From my number theory lecture notes:
A prime number, n, is a natural number greater than 1 which is divisible only by 1 and itself.
 

clagmonster

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Indeed, there are various ways of defining a prime, stating that it has precisely two distinct factors and missing the greater than 1 part would do the trick.

Clue 1:
The station is north of Exeter.
 

gnolife

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Heald Green. I'm a bit annoyed that I can't use my favorite station because I can't check whether its north of Exeter :(
 

clagmonster

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Clue 3:
This station is served exclusively by BR era DMUs. This may or may not include DMMUs, DHMUs and/or DEMUs.
 

clagmonster

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Clue 4:
This station is near the junction for a loop off the mainline (so, for example, Rugby is the junction for the Northampton loop off the WCML).
 

clagmonster

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Clue 5:
When dispatching from this station, guards often give 6 on the buzzer for the driver to pull forward to the junction signal when it is at danger.
 

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