@jruddy99@DundeeSat I think that's fair - but judging by other attractions around the country, I must have a public transport support network that feed into it, rather than a road system. TGV and Eurostar have, for some number of years successfully done this. We shouldn't be inducing road demand.
@TM_James_ I also recommend this dude called.... Eh... "Lewis Bergen"? Weird railway bod. Also makes music occasionally. ππ«‘
https://t.co/BzbjiRHFis
@TM_James_ I might enjoy "Andrew Bayer - Open End Resource ft Alison May"
And infact, maybe some of Bayer's other albums; "In My Last Life" and "Duality"
@penfoldsmusings@WestMidRailway It's on the list now! I'm going to be making more of an effort to use the Midlands and a point to bounce off to other places, so when I get thirsty....π
On a jolly trip today, exploring my own network.
I adore these tactile maps, a fundamentallly useful tool for people with impairments. When we design for those who need access the most, everyone benefits - having never been here before, this is useful to even me!
@RateMyBuffers Been in Stourbridge for 40mins, rode the little train, got a brief peek at George @TheStourbridge cat having a nap, watched a toddler raise a middle finger to some ducks, and overhead a local complain about the extortionate price of gravy granules.
I love this place.
@ryanbate@WestMidRailway But also partly because I've adopted this form of information as part of the CIS element to wayfinding, in the document I'm about publish.
I'm ALWAYS eager to improve the insights I have, so this would be valuable!
@ryanbate@WestMidRailway Ok, please do! Partly because I believe the colour based information grouping and instruction, (I believe) is surely a more intuitive methods of information dissemination.
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