Yes.Is Bursledon to Winchester via a change at Southampton a permitted route? It involves a degree of doubling back.
Customers travelling via Southampton Airport Parkway to Bitterne, Woolston, Sholing, Netley, Hamble, Bursledon, Swanwick, Fareham and beyond may double back between St Denys and Southampton Central. This easement applies in both directions.
I recall many enjoyable trips from St Denys to Bursledon, several pints in the Jolly Sailor, and a rather more inebriated trip back, all on a 3H, which IIRC didn’t have toilets!Bursledon was good for the Jolly Sailor I seem to recall.
I think the whole point of the helpful post #2 is that the easement does applyHowever this particular journey isn't a permitted route today because the Fareham-London route is via Eastleigh and not via Southampton Airport and so the easement above doesn't apply.
No, it applies from Bursledon because the permitted route is via St Denys and therefore Southampton Airport Parkway, but Fareham is in the Portsmouth group of stations and the only permitted route is direct to Eastleigh via Botley, so the easement is irrelevant to Fareham-London. However I was answering a question which was not asked after I had answered the one that was asked.I think the whole point of the helpful post #2 is that the easement does apply
Similarly - in 1985 I lived close to Portchester and then moved to mid-way between Portchester and Fareham so usually walked to the latter.I recall many enjoyable trips from St Denys to Bursledon, several pints in the Jolly Sailor, and a rather more inebriated trip back, all on a 3H, which IIRC didn’t have toilets!