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Journey by Journey => Cross Country services => Topic started by: LiskeardRich on May 26, 2017, 19:28:49



Title: Wrong type of sunshine?
Post by: LiskeardRich on May 26, 2017, 19:28:49
1M83 and 1V60 both cancelled from Dawlish this evening due to poor weather.....

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WTT 1901 Cancel Plymouth -1M83 XC Birmingham New Street 1903 Cancel This service was cancelled between Plymouth and Exeter St Davids

VAR 1905 Cancel Aberdeen - 1V60 XC Penzance 1906 Cancel This service was cancelled between Exeter St Davids and Penzance


Title: Re: Wrong type of sunshine?
Post by: LiskeardRich on May 26, 2017, 19:36:19
ESE wind of 13mph, and high spring tide.
Just watched the webcam, and a wave went over the passing HST.


Title: Re: Wrong type of sunshine?
Post by: trainer on May 26, 2017, 22:26:22
Yesterday evening several XC services were very late having been slowed down between Birmingham and Cheltenham.  The 17:17 from Taunton to Penzance was over an hour down and following services late to the point that by 18:15 there was a series of trains indicated as all coming through together for the West within a few minutes of each other and due at the same platform as the terminating (and reversing) Cardiff service.  Less than gruntled pax trekked in the heat from Platform 2 to to 3 and I overheard some pretty angry phone calls about 'typical trains'.  I wondered whether one of the two trains for Penzance shown as being about 5 minutes apart the last time I looked would be terminated early and which one it might be.  Perhaps today's events were the same as the timings look as though they might be the same trains.



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