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Sswaldman replied to the thread Caledonian Sleeper.With nobody paying less than £265 for a cabin on the Highlander (well, railcards I guess), you'd think they could let everybody use the...
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Sswaldman replied to the thread Routing Edinburgh <> Inverness.Thanks! And maybe I have rose tinted spectacles re how quick it used to be. 1712838822 Frequently one can save an hour by changing...
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SThis week, for the first time in a year or two, I was on Scotrail services between Inverness and Edinburgh. In both directions we went...
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Sswaldman replied to the thread Caledonian Sleeper.I have fond memories of sitting in one of the ancient old lounge cars and trundling through Camden on the North London Line on one of...
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Sswaldman replied to the thread Caledonian Sleeper.What I'm hearing is a small chorus of "it's affordable with a railcard!". Which sums up UK rail pricing in general, IMHO :(
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Sswaldman replied to the thread Caledonian Sleeper.I'm travelling from Inverness. Or, actually, a significant distance from Inverness, but that's the relevant sleeper stop. I'm trying to...
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Sswaldman replied to the thread Caledonian Sleeper.Assuming the Senior Railcard is a 30% discount (I'm not sure if that applies to the sleeper supplement) then that £125 is £179 full...
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Sswaldman replied to the thread Caledonian Sleeper.Wow. Clearly some people have a lot of money to spare.
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Sswaldman replied to the thread Caledonian Sleeper.Planning a trip, and considered using the sleeper for the first time since the new stock came in. Took one look at the prices - minimum...
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Sswaldman replied to the thread Question about level crossing barrier timings.Is that really allowed? Surely if the crossing is open then the signal protecting it must be red?? (not an expert)