what are the peak days ?can anyone answer me?<BR>thanks

Well, personally I peak on Tuesday and the rest of the week is downill from there.

If it takes three days to hike to the top of the mountain, then the peak day is the last day -- the one when you reach the peak.

Well, I can see the Peak from my window when it's not foggy, so sunny days are Peak days.

ok.<BR>i know peak is the higher level ,but i cannot understand what "peak" has to do with train days? peak days???<BR>specific days that the train runs or days that it is crowded?<BR>if someone wants to give me a simple answer... id be grateful

Alex - could you explain your question more clearly - e.g. the context, the country? It seems you mean trains - in the UK there may be a difference (in service and in number of people travelling) between business days (Mon-Fri) and weekends - Mon-Fri would then be the peak days, but without more info I can't help further.

listen ,im talking about a note in a train schedule on the net which saysEAK DAYS 2002 ,23-24-25 APRIL etc<BR>whats all this about?<BR>can you help?

this note PEAK DAYS comes from raileurope.com<BR>

No, sorry, raileurope.com is a huge site and I couldn't find what you meant. Peak days are generally days when a lot of travellers are expected and are therefore more expensive.

I was in a hotel the other day and there was a guy peaking into my wondow

No, he was peeking into your room...unless, of course, you are talking about a certain part of his anatomy. In that case, then he was peaking!

I was feeling a little peaked when I saw that guy peaking into my room.He was probably feeling kind of peaky too.

Alex, if you're new to this board, please forgive us! We have NO idea what peak days are!

alex is feeling kinda peaky himself by now<BR>

Is this related to the famous British dish? Oh, wait, wrong rhyme.....duh. Sorry. Back to the frying pan.