I’ve been called sad and strange and all sorts of names, but I am allowed to like what I like. I can’t explain my admiration of trains, I just love them and always have. Well, I’m an addict to all forms of public transport. People seem to quite like my collection of London Underground themed T-shirts, especially me. The London Underground is my true passion, no trip to the capital is complete without a quick (or in most cases long) trip on the tube. I am particularly fond of the Jubilee line, for which there are no pens in the London Transport Museum when every other line has a pen?!
Trains are my other addiction. I will grab any opportunity I can to go on the train, unless it’s cycleable. I’ve never had a bad experience on the railway. I thoroughly enjoyed my daily commute into London in the cramped carriages. The other exciting trip I had was last Friday when I did Fareham to Coventry with my Sister. (Crosscountry trains are nice!) I’m planning on acquiring a Railcard this week, when I’m 16 on Thursday, which’ll get me 1/3 off all train tickets, then I shall go and explore, I’d like to go to Brighton and Exeter just to name a couple.
My other aim is to one day do the £30 public transport challenge and see just how far I can travel using public transport with a limit of £30??
I understand your train addiction Jack, I myself am addicted to long, pointless words such as hyperbole and oxymoron. And no-one loves doing the accents for George and Lennie quite the way I do. Thank you for your wonderful presentation about Railways (not trains), I thought it was wonderful. Go Norwich City FC!