Newly decorated RER C trains, Paris
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Newly decorated RER C trains, Paris
I'm sorry if this has been written about before, but what an interesting concept!!
http://urbanlifesigns.blogspot.fr/20...e-chateau.html
They have been running since May.
http://urbanlifesigns.blogspot.fr/20...e-chateau.html
They have been running since May.
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yes, kerouac did a piece about it I think but it's well worth mentioning again.
other pics I saw showed a notice on the outside of the carriages which said something like "remember to take a photo else the folk at home won't believe it".
other pics I saw showed a notice on the outside of the carriages which said something like "remember to take a photo else the folk at home won't believe it".
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While they are interesting, the pictures indicate the aisle is still extremely narrow and there are no overheads for bags. So it may be nice as a commuter line but it still doesn't improve the service from CDG for travelers. Maybe somebody will be fooled by the trompe l'oeil bookcases and think they could put something in there.
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Adu - the main-line trains you would have caught from London to York and York to Edinburgh are NOT the same as the commuter trains I used to catch to get into London from rural Kent and Surrey. not exactly cattle trucks but certainly not comfortable or spacious.
but we did have overhead luggage racks.
but we did have overhead luggage racks.
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Understood.
But we also took the train from Edinburgh to Falkirk which doubles as a commuter line and that too was comfortable.
I was surprised when I took the RER from CDG to Paris, how little consideration was given to anyone with luggage. It seems as if was a misshapen marketing ploy-secondary revenue producing comcept rather than a decent means of tourist transportation, unworthy of a world capitol.
But we also took the train from Edinburgh to Falkirk which doubles as a commuter line and that too was comfortable.
I was surprised when I took the RER from CDG to Paris, how little consideration was given to anyone with luggage. It seems as if was a misshapen marketing ploy-secondary revenue producing comcept rather than a decent means of tourist transportation, unworthy of a world capitol.
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It seems as if was a misshapen marketing ploy-secondary revenue producing comcept rather than a decent means of tourist transportation, unworthy of a world capitol.>>
not sure I completely agree with you but that's one h..l of a sentence!
not sure I completely agree with you but that's one h..l of a sentence!
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