Hi Jeffrey
My comments above are somewhat tongue in cheek.
My preferred route is to take the bus to East Croydon and catch the first train to London, either London Bridge or Victoria, and then by Underground (or even walk from Victoria if I'm early). The service from East Croydon is intensive so the timetable and a few cancellations are not important. Both routes are fast once they've got the doors closed (!). If ASLEF had been striking I would have taken the tram to Beckenham Junction and train to Victoria, or tram to Elmers End and train to London Bridge or Charing Cross.
All we need now is ice on the conductor rail.
Edward
My comments above are somewhat tongue in cheek.
My preferred route is to take the bus to East Croydon and catch the first train to London, either London Bridge or Victoria, and then by Underground (or even walk from Victoria if I'm early). The service from East Croydon is intensive so the timetable and a few cancellations are not important. Both routes are fast once they've got the doors closed (!). If ASLEF had been striking I would have taken the tram to Beckenham Junction and train to Victoria, or tram to Elmers End and train to London Bridge or Charing Cross.
All we need now is ice on the conductor rail.
Edward
