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Welcome to England!
To mark last week’s change of London’s Eurostar terminus from Waterloo to St Pancras here’s a photo I snapped from the bus a couple of weeks ago. This parade of shops and restaurants is immediately opposite King’s Cross and St … Continue reading
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Tagged cafe, Eating and drinking, Eurostar, fish and chips, London, St Pancras, tandoori, Travel
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On yer bike!
Yesterday I cycled to and from a client meeting twelve miles away. If I’ve understood correctly, this means I can claim £4.80 in business mileage against tax (i.e. 24 miles at 20 pence per mile). If I’d driven I would … Continue reading
My Dad’s photos from the top of Kilimanjaro
In 2005 my Dad walked up Mount Kilimanjaro. Here’s a spectacular picture he took from the summit. It’s difficult to get a true sense of scale. And having watched An Inconvenient Truth, it’s a moment in time that may never … Continue reading
Fast ticket?
The nutshell: buying rail tickets online still isn’t very joined up. TTL: “Thank you for calling thetrainline.com how can I help?” Me: “Hello, I accidentally managed to book myself two tickets using the website. Can you tell me how I … Continue reading
My train left early
My train to Leeds left five minutes early from Long Preston station a couple of weeks ago. I was lucky, I turned up ten minutes early, so had a five minute wait. But it must have really annoyed the rail … Continue reading
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Tagged punctuality, rail travel, trains, Travel, User experience
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Feeling very refreshed…
…after a great family holiday to the Adriatic coast in northern Italy, including a boat trip to Burano (the island famous for its lace) and Venice
A designated quiet area
Sign on train today… Just wondering… what constitutes using a mobile phone these days? I read the news on mine today quite happily (and quietly). If I’d read it to someone else would I have been arrested?
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Tagged Communication, Design, designated quiet zone, How things work, Just wondering, Language, mobile phones, rail travel, train, Travel, User experience
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