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A fellow traveller from Tallington was also on the train. He'd started his journey yesterday lunchtime on a GNER from Kings Cross which stopped a couple of miles out of London.
He eventually discovered that the train in front of his had a tree fall on it, totally blocking the line.
It was four hours before GNER were finally able to get him back to Kings Cross. He
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Most would-be travellers I met trying to get home last night and today had the same moan - how come the first sign bad weather paralyses our entire country, with traffic chaos and only a few trains managing to run.
Then I saw on the TV news that in Germany today, not a single train is running.
Made me feel much better!
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I took the right advice and stayed in all day yesterday.
WAIT TILL WE GET THE SNOW NEXT WEEK.
THEN THE REAL ACTION WILL START.
Most would-be travellers I met trying to get home last night and today had the same moan - how come the first sign bad weather paralyses our entire country, with traffic chaos and only a few trains managing to run.
Wow. Probably the worst storm since January 1990. At least a dozen dead. Probably loads more injured. Widespread damage. Homes still without power due to the amount of infrastructure affected.
But really just a bit of "bad weather" that stopped the trains running on time and can't we do things proper like?
Some people are all heart!
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