Not the best quality photo – iOS doesn’t like focussing on shiny things – but nice to see that there is still the odd reminder of the old GNER crest, and that National Express and East Coast haven’t plastered their logos over absolutely everything…
This post was filed under: Photo-a-day 2012, GNER, Logos, Trains, Transport.
Two sets of train tickets, each of which are for specific booked East Coast trains between Newcastle and London this month. Both are sets of two singles, this being a far cheaper option than buying a return. Those on the left cost a total of £18.05, the ones on the right £172.25. The average cost per mile of rail travel might be the same as 1968, but the fare structure is many times more complex, and seems to be far less logical.
This post was filed under: Photo-a-day 2012, Trains, Transport.
Just had my first experience of booking train tickets under the new, simplified system. It was just as ludicrously time consuming as before. «
This post was filed under: Diary Style Notes, Trains, Transport.
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