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Re: Gloucester-Bristol

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    The guard wished us a great day when we left the train. We then caught
    the Wessex Trains service one stop from Cheltenham to Gloucester.

    and elyob wondered:

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    It's only a few miles down the road .. why not cycle that bit?

    We nearly did. But by the time we'd looked at the map of Cheltenham on
    the station platform, discussed which way to head to get to Gloucester,
    looked at the map again, discussed it a bit more, bought snacks from the
    Spar across the road and discussed the map again, the connecting train
    was about to arrive. So it seemed worthwhile to hang around a few
    minutes and check whether we could get on it.

    The original plan was to get a train direct to Gloucester, but we missed
    it. We didn't have a map with Cheltenham on it, so to some extent we'd
    have had to guess at the route. Most important of all, for Richard's
    sake we didn't want to add *any* extra miles to the ride. As it was,
    the ride was nearly half as long again as the longest he had ever done,
    which he struggled with. When we decided to do this ride, Jamie and I
    weren't expecting Richard to join us. With hindsight, we really should
    have chosen a different ride when he replied positively to my ride
    invitation.

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    Danny Colyer (the UK company has been laughed out of my reply address)
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