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me123

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I concur, it's not the same train, this is a perfectly valid move. This is an hour and two minutes from the last arrival, and is also the first service that takes us to Culham. I shall take us forward from Culham.

So we walk out to Abingdon Road, in time to catch the T2 bus operated by Thames Travel, arriving at 14:11. We take the bus to Oxford Science Park, outside the Magdalen Centre, where we arrive at 14:37 on Wednesday Afternoon.
 
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We wait an hour at the science park for the next Thames Travel T2 northbound departure at 1540 and ride into Oxford getting off at Speedwell Street at 1610 Wednesday afternoon
 

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We talk a leisurely half mile walk to Magdalen Street, where we catch the Stagecoach Oxfordshire 2C service at 16:40. We take it to "The Boulevard O/S London Oxford Airport", arriving there at 17:18 on Wednesday afternoon.

Got you to an airport, DasLunatic...
 

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It's an Oxford Bus Company 2D service that takes us back - leaving at 1737 and depositing us at Summertown shops at 1757 Wednesday afternoon
 

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I would have flow from Oxford - but it's only served by general aviation :(

We walk along Banbury Road to the stop at Lathbury Road. We see a few Darts and ALX200s roll by, before deciding to board the 1749 14A bus (operated by Stagecoach Oxfordshire). We arrive at Oxford railway station (stop R4) at 1801 on Wednesday evening.
 

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Just enough time to join the CrossCountry 1E64 service heading North to Newcastle, which pulls into Platform 2 at 18:10. We take the train as far as Doncaster, where we arrive at 21:19 on Wednesday evening.
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I would have flow from Oxford - but it's only served by general aviation :(

Yeah, I know, I was just messing with you :p
 

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We take the 2156 Northern service to Beverley, arriving 2313 Wednesday evening
 
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With the only option now to take this train back, we do so. 23:30 to Hull, which arrives 23:36 on the Wednesday evening.
 
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At this point, Beverley shuts down, so we camp on the platform to wake up early and catch the 0602 First Hull Trains service to London King's Cross, arriving at 0913 Thursday morning.
 
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Then across the road and onto the 23:27 East Yorkshire Motor Service Ltd number 246 bus to Hornsea. We alight at Hornsea Market Place at 00:01 on Thursday Morning.
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At this point, Beverley shuts down, so we camp on the platform to wake up early and catch the 0602 First Hull Trains service to London King's Cross, arriving at 0913 Thursday morning.

Beaten twice.

But, as there is another service leaving prior to yours, and within the two hours rule (as demonstrated), we should go with that.
 
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With the only option now to take this train back, we do so. 23:30 to Hull, which arrives 23:36 on the Wednesday evening.

I can't find such a train - and it's more than a 6 minute journey anyway


Edit - it's actually an ECS train that leaves Beverley at 2320 to go back to Hull. Doesn't carry passengers

Which leaves us where?? Hornsea I reckon
 
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I think he's found the 23:20 ECS service, which arrives into Hull at 23:36, as listed on RTT.

I therefore propose my route as above to be the next service which leaves Beverley.
Then across the road and onto the 23:27 East Yorkshire Motor Service Ltd number 246 bus to Hornsea. We alight at Hornsea Market Place at 00:01 on Thursday Morning
I know DasLunatic beat me with the early morning run to London, but as I have demonstrated a service leaving Beverley within 2 hours of arrival as stipulated in the rules, I propose that this be our next move.
The Rules said:
You shouldn't wait for more than two hours after the first available service (to any destination) has left, after allowing for the minimum interchange time.
 
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Let's move rapidly on from Hornsea then on the EYMS 240 departure from the Market Place at 0627 on Thursday morning to Hull Paragon Interchange where we arrive at 0720
 

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#4872 and #4674 led to #4877

Any way, I've had enough for today. It will be interesting to see if we've moved in the morning
 
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We then board 1K05, the 0735 First TransPennine Express service to Stalybridge, arriving there at 0915 on Thursday morning.
 
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It's a short walk to the rail station where we board the 1107 Northern service to Flowery Field, arriving 1123 on Thursday morning.
 

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Then it's a short walk over to Henry Street, and onto Stott's of Oldham service number 343, bound for Oldham, which leaves here at 11:35. We arrive at Mossley Railway Station at 12:18 on Thursday Morning.
 

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A bit disappointed that Flowery Field had not been what we expected, we decide to try Daisy Hill instead. At Mossley station we board the 1241 Northern Rail service, alighting at Daisy Hill at 1338 Thursday afternoon.
 

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We don't get much time to make our minds up on Daisy Hill, as I drag us onto South Lancs Travel number 518 bus at 13:43. It takes us to Horwich/The Crown, where we arrive at 14:15 on Thursday afternoon.
 

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Realising we got off the 125 one stop early, we walk the 0.4 miles to Higher Walton Road, where we board Lancashire United Ltd service 152 at 1543, alighting at Blackburn Town Centre, Railway Road at 1615 Thursday afternoon.
 

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We cross the road and take the Stagecoach in Lancashire 125 bus at 1532 for the short ride to Bamber Bridge arriving at the Withytrees stop at 1536 Thursday afternoon


We make our way into Blackburn station for the 1655 Northern service to York, arriving at 1900 Thursday evening
 
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We then board 1P54, the 1916 First TransPennine Express service to Middlesbrough, arriving there at 2011 on Thursday evening.
 
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With the day slowly drawing to a close, it's important that we head to settlements that have a range of connecting services. There isn't much point getting stranded overnight on smaller intermediate stations on this line, so we take a short hop on board 2D74, the 2143 Northern service to Eaglescliffe, arriving there at 2152 on Thursday evening.
 

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