Eleven lines - one record
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No I am not. (Answer 1)garion24wales wrote:Are you on the WCML?
Er, No. (Answer 2)mullardo wrote:Didcot parkway?
As was I.Starkey7 wrote:I'm very surprised with the specificality of the above two questions.
Afraid not John. (Answer 3.)Starkey7 wrote:So... are you at a station whose name starts with a vowel?
Yes I am. (Answer 4)Edgemaster wrote:Are you north of Sheffield?
Most certainly. (Answer 5)Root wrote:Are you in England?
In answering this question I'll assume that you mean "direct trains fulfilling a regularly timetabled service to a station which would satisfy the "London All Stations" grouping.greatkingrat wrote:Does your station have a direct service to London?
Request for clarification (I don't think this should be counted as an additional question in the quiz)Mitchell&BrownLook wrote:No I am not. (Answer 1)garion24wales wrote:Are you on the WCML?
So, in your definition of West Coast Main Line, are you including these "branch lines"?Wikipedia wrote:Network Rail, successor from 2001 to Railtrack plc, in its business plan published in April 2006, has divided the national network into 26 'Routes' for planning, maintenance and operational purposes. Route 18 is named as 'that part of the West Coast Main Line that runs between London Euston and Carstairs Junction' although it also includes several branch lines that had not previously been considered part of the WCML.
No I was not including these branch lines as I assumed that the WCML was a single line (or a series of parallel lines sic) and not including branch lines from it. As I believe that most people would have assumed the same as me, I believe my original answer should stand. (Clarification 1)Root wrote:Request for clarification (I don't think this should be counted as an additional question in the quiz)Mitchell&BrownLook wrote:No I am not. (Answer 1)garion24wales wrote:Are you on the WCML?So, in your definition of West Coast Main Line, are you including these "branch lines"?Wikipedia wrote:Network Rail, successor from 2001 to Railtrack plc, in its business plan published in April 2006, has divided the national network into 26 'Routes' for planning, maintenance and operational purposes. Route 18 is named as 'that part of the West Coast Main Line that runs between London Euston and Carstairs Junction' although it also includes several branch lines that had not previously been considered part of the WCML.
Yes I am Matt. Fabulous use of extrapolating also noted, as I'm sure John will too. (Answer 7)scrxisi wrote:Are you south of the Carlisle-Newcastle line, extrapolating due West and East to the coastline from it's ends?