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Title: Pure Luxury Post by: martyjon on October 05, 2007, 10:08:34 Not plushness but roominess.
From the FGW website on 01/10/2007 ;- 12:42 Penzance to Plymouth due 14:38 This train will run short formed with 4 carriages. This is due to an earlier train fault. Unusual for FGW to run a normal scheduled local service with more than 4 carriages, must be the number finger in need of a FGW makeover OR is it a short formed high density FGW HST. Title: Re: Pure Luxury Post by: vacman on October 05, 2007, 12:01:06 Not plushness but roominess. Thats very odd because that train is booked to be a three car (158+153)!!!!! They're apologising for running more coaches???????From the FGW website on 01/10/2007 ;- 12:42 Penzance to Plymouth due 14:38 This train will run short formed with 4 carriages. This is due to an earlier train fault. Unusual for FGW to run a normal scheduled local service with more than 4 carriages, must be the number finger in need of a FGW makeover OR is it a short formed high density FGW HST. Title: Re: Pure Luxury Post by: Conner on October 05, 2007, 17:51:16 If it was meant to be three-car today FGW now have to apoliges to us even if there doing something good for once. I expect it wasn't a 158.
Title: Re: Pure Luxury Post by: oooooo on October 05, 2007, 21:48:37 Service was as booked today (158+153), for the second time this week.............
Title: Re: Pure Luxury Post by: devon_metro on October 06, 2007, 09:49:27 Apart from HSTs I have only ever been cramed into a unit with no air-con in Cornwall. Nice.
Title: Re: Pure Luxury Post by: vacman on October 06, 2007, 16:23:21 Nearly every "local" service in Cornwall is an HST!
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