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"Having and giving but also catching glimpses / hints that are revelations"
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Geoff Berry wrote a heated letter to First Great Western explaining what he had been through.
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Thursday, April 26, 2012
After falling asleep on a late-night train, a Barnstaple man ended up walking 20-miles through the night to get home.
A MAN had to walk five hours through the night after falling asleep on the train and ending up in the middle of nowhere.
Geoff Berry was due to arrive at Barnstaple around midnight on the train from Exeter, but he dozed off and was startled when he woke up to find himself travelling in the opposite direction.
Mr Berry, from Barnstaple, had visited friends in Reading for the day on April 6 and had been exhausted after a 7am start.
He said: "I woke up around 12.20am, and realising that we were moving and there was no one else on the train, I went and found the guard.
"I said to him I had meant to get off in Barnstaple but had fallen asleep. He told me I would have to go back to Exeter and get a taxi home.
"I was furious. I asked him who exactly was going to pay for this taxi, and after a rather heated debate, he agreed to let me off at Eggesford."
Stranded around 20 miles from home in the dead of the night, the 52-year-old had no one to call, and started the long walk home, hoping to be able to hitch a lift.
But, cold and angry, he trekked for five hours not seeing another soul and arrived home at around 6am.
"It took me all weekend to recover," he said. "I was angry that the guard had not checked the train for passengers before starting the journey back to Exeter.
"The guard told me he had announced twice over the tannoy that we had arrived, but I didn't think that a good enough response. There were only two carriages on the train. It would not have taken much to check them."
Mr Berry wrote to First Great Western, which runs the Tarka Line service from Exeter to Barnstaple, complaining about his experience.
In a reply, the company said it was 'genuinely sorry that you feel so let down' but it would not be offering any compensation.
The letter read: "If the train is due to return to the depot after its last journey, then there is an obligation on our crew to proactively check the train for passengers, before it leaves.
"However, this is a moot point in the circumstances in question, as when our 22:52 train left Barnstaple, it was still operating as a public service (not returning to the depot).
"Ultimately the final onus of responsibility remains on each customer in ensuring they leave the train in time."
In response, Mr Berry said: "I had not realised it was still a passenger train, I had thought it was just travelling back to the depot.
"Even so, there are only two carriages, and I don't think it would have taken much for them to check before they set off."
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Yes, people do have responsibility for their actions, but sometimes unexpected incidents happen and we have to deal with them. So if your wife-mother-daughter phoned up from Exeter at 1am and said they had to get a taxi back after falling asleep on the train, would you say "You snooze you lose" and turn over? It's always easy to criticise when it's happening to someone else.
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
Well it's always someone else's fault isn't it? He was on the last train from Barnstaple, he was asleep on it. The staff do not go waking people up on that last train until it gets to Exeter, it's final stop. It's after that it goes onto the depot, so he fell asleep and that is the fault of the train operating company?
Monday, April 30, 2012
Its beyond belief the driver could not check as there was every possibility someone would fall asleep late at night caused by the gentle movement of the train. Still it could have been worse he might have had to pay more...
Thursday, April 26, 2012
But this bloke fell asleep, then demanded someone paid for a taxi! He was not on an empty stock train, it's the return passenger service. It only goes to the depot after that. The guard gave him good advice, it's easier to get a taxi at Exeter than Eggesford. I'd be interested in seeing the recordings of his attitude towards the guard as well. They have to put up with some real choice characters on these late night trains hence the CCTV cameras.
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
It does sound as if the rail staff were not exactly sympathetic to their passenger - who after all in effect pays their wages. I would have thought it was regulation procedure to ensure all passengers had departed before leaving the last station? What if the sleeping passenger had been a pregnant woman, a very elderly person or some other vulnerable type? Now I am reminded why I prefer to drive...
Thursday, April 26, 2012
Can't believe you lot! How long did it take for you to wriggle out of the cotton wool? You snooze-You lose.Lesson for life.
Thursday, April 26, 2012
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A family-style Cacher fellowship to include: Cacher Meet & Greet, Nearby Geocaching, Potluck, Campfire & S'Mores, Swimming, Games, TB Trading, Logbook, Story-Telling & Other Activities. Tent Camping Optional. This event will qualify attendees for "The Socializer" souvenir, of "The 7 Souvenirs of August" mission! ALL are welcome!
You're cordially invited to attend our 1st Annual GilSUMMER Gathering!
WHAT: Start your day caching your way to Gilsum! Take a refreshing dip (or jump from a high rock and make it a SPASH!) in the Gilsum Swim Hole, convenienently located directly across the street from the event location! Then dry off by a warm campfire in the backyard, fuel up on a potluck buffet and s'mores, trade TB's and caching tales, play games, while meeting and making friends with your fellow GeoCachers! Other activities (if you have the gear) include: tubing, kayaking and fishing! They are popular along this stretch of the Asheulot River.
WHERE: 11 Surry Rd., Gilsum NH, 03448, home of the SurryRoadSeekers.
WHEN: Sunday, August 24th, 3pm-LateThirty. Caching, Fishing, Kayaking, Tubing and Swimming are available all day (the swim hole is on public land). We will light up the campfire around 3pm and will open the logbook for signing at that time. Come and go as you please throughout the evening, although, certain activities, like the potluck, will occur at specific times (see itenerary below) . For those traveling a long distance, some overnight tent-camping accomodations can be made in both the backyard or elsewhere on the 16 acres of property if you bring your own camping gear.
All Day Activities: Local Caches, Swimming, etc.
Event Activities: Games, TB/Swag Trading Post, and other activities to be announced.
3pm: Official GilSUMMER Gathering start time! Campfire is lit and Log Book is open!
4pm-6pm: POTLUCK. Please bring a side dish, condiments, and/or drinks. Reference food list to see what is still needed.
6pm: GROUP PICTURE
6pm-Late: S'Mores & Campfire Company!
9pm: Logbook Closes!
Late-9am: Tent Camping Accomodations upon Advance Request.
Food List
MountainViewFarmTeam: Potato Salad
Bren1467: Corn Chips & Salsa
lizf13: Case of Water
WhiteBuffaloHunter: Cheese & Crackers
Beretta29: Cucumber, Tomato & Basil Plate + Cubed Watermelon Bowl
cwgray & jmjones38: Soda
GoRaw4U: Ketchup & Mustard, etc.
kgdg11: Marhmellow Fruit Salad
celestrial76: American Cheese
sleepypeepers: Macaroni Salad
rainbomoms: Cookies
WHAT WE STILL NEED: A BIG FABULOUS GEOCACHING CAKE! (in other words: if you haven't signed up to bring anything yet, you have been volunteered to break out some serious creativity!) JK! Okay, but just use your best judgement! Maybe you have an odd dish or you make _____ really well. Just bring that. Anything but Frog Legs. That would be messed up. Signal is a frog. Not because they don't taste good (and they do).
Additional Note on PETS : Just want to let everyone know that we do have pets. Two dogs and three cats. The latter will probably vanish like three farts in a windstorm with all the new company, but the former, named Boomy and Pax (black lab/german shepard mixes), will be in pure ecstasy by all the new visitors! They love to play fetch- so throw them a stick! You're welcome to bring your own well-behaved dog if you wish so they can all play together; just realize we have an underground fence for our dogs to roam freely in, not an actual physical barrier between the yard and road. Use your best judgment. If you or someone in your party is uncomfortable around big dogs, or you plan to bring your own dog(s), please let us know in advance so we can make the appropriate accommodations! Thanks!
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Current Time: 11/25/2014 11:36:05 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada) (7:36 AM GMT)Last Updated: 2014-08-28T21:18:43Z on 8/28/2014 2:18:43 PM Pacific Daylight Time (9:18 PM GMT) Rendered From:UnknownCoordinates are in the WGS84 datum