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clagmonster

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Enfiield Lock

I needn't cross this out, as otherwise Paul would have made two consecutive posts.
 
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clagmonster

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Ponders End from Angel Road was a long-wait I believe.
Upon checking whether this does indeen still score a bonus, I am unable to find a direct service between these two adjacent stations. Does anybody know of such a service? If not, I think we are back at Angel Road.
 

Robinson

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Upon checking whether this does indeen still score a bonus, I am unable to find a direct service between these two adjacent stations. Does anybody know of such a service? If not, I think we are back at Angel Road.

:oops: Let that teach me for assuming that for every odd working in one direction there will be a corresponding working in the other direction (2 morning peak southbound services call at all stations). Ponders End was therefore invalid. However, Enfield Lock was a valid move from Angel Road...
 

Xenophon PCDGS

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:oops: Let that teach me for assuming that for every odd working in one direction there will be a corresponding working in the other direction (2 morning peak southbound services call at all stations). Ponders End was therefore invalid. However, Enfield Lock was a valid move from Angel Road...

Posting # 24923 Ponders End has been struck through which will now tally with what was said above. Angel Road now has a totally different service pattern ( = hardly any services) than it had when I used to pass through it in the years 2002-2003, when visiting clients in Hertford.
 

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