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Teamwork Patrick Crozier says that he’s finding it harder to do UK Transport than when he first started it, because he’s running out of things he’s burning to say. That’s partly why I’ve accepted his invitation to become a regular (although I’ve warned him that it won’t be that regular) contributor to UKT. I don’t think that Patrick will be the only blogmeister who moves towards the Samizdata team-of-writers approach.
I did a piece for UKT last week (complete with a photo I took at Clapham Junction) about the blessing of electric signs which say when trains are coming and where they’re going, and I did another piece last Sunday about the important transport option of just saying no and staying put and not using any transport. Both are unashamedly amateur writings. I have little idea of what government transport policy is this week, not having read any of the relevant pronouncements. I merely travel, sometimes. Go and read these pieces if you want to, but like the second one says, maybe you could rearrange your life a little and not go there.
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